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Sure DaaS Make Business Sense!

Teh Chai Peng, Founder, Complete Human Network (CHN)

21-Jun-22 11:00

Sure DaaS Make Business Sense!

The need for constant upgrades for mobile phones has created a culture of waste: consumers are spending more money than they need to, for devices that end up in the bin before they know it. This is what the Device-As-A-Service (DaaS) model hopes to address, aiming for consumers to be able to experience the latest tech while also increasing the lifespan of devices through refurbishing. Teh Chai Peng, founder of enterprise Mobility-As-A-Service company, Complete Human Network, discusses offering this subscription service to enterprises nationwide, and how they’re determined to provide both a sustainable and cost-saving alternative to device purchasing. 

Produced by: Audrey Raj

Presented by: Audrey Raj


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Categories:  SMEentrepreneurstechnologythe workplacepersonal developmentCorporates

Tags:  sustainabilitye-wastesubscriptionobsolescenceelectronic devices





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