ABOUT 3Q
3Quantum was founded by two people who are passionate in advancing the education industry in Malaysia and beyond. Established in 2012, the duo has a dynamic partnership and have earned a well renowned reputation in the education realm.
3Quantum is a boutique education business development and marketing specialist based in Malaysia with an Asian context. With decades of education experience, our passion in the education industry focuses in the area of education management, business growth strategies and international market entry within Malaysia and around the region.
OUR SERVICES
We believe that we can help you with your education endeavours.Education Management
We will develop short and long term strategies to brand, reposition and enhance your education profile in an ASEAN market.
Business Growth Strategies
We apply structural strategies to harness and streamline existing education linkages, build a growth pipeline and develop new sustainable linkages.
International Market Entry
We have nurtured relationships with key stakeholders in the education industry, managed barriers and successfully developed numerous market entry strategies for a balanced business and academic collaboration.
Market Research & Insight
Brand Communications, Events and Training
Talent Acquisition and Alumni Management
News & Updates
Information on Dr Eric Olmedo’s book
Our Advisor/Consultant, Dr Eric Olmedo has published a book titled “Identity at Work – Ethnicity, Food & Power in Malaysian Hospitality Industry” Provide brief details of the book (as per the link) and provide the link as below http://www.springer.com/us/book/9789812875600
Ready, set, shop: Holiday sales outlook
Bain is forecasting holiday retail sales growth of 3% to 4% this year, up from 2.6% in 2013. Our forecast includes both in-store and e-commerce GAFO sales1 in November and December. Blurring channel boundaries make it increasingly challenging to attribute growth across specific channels, but we estimate in-store GAFO sales … Continue reading
Building a world-class global procurement organization
The $20 billion industrial company was big and far-reaching—a global market leader with a presence in more than 60 countries and aggressive financial targets. To reach those targets, top management turned to procurement to generate savings. But when executives took stock of the existing procurement organization and capabilities, the massive … Continue reading
Customer innovation in wireless: Avoiding commoditization
In our conversations with telecom executives, analysts and investors, we often hear a resigned acceptance that the wireless industry is marching toward commoditization. The consumer market in North America is nearly saturated—more than 9 out of 10 adults in the US own a mobile phone and 7 of those are … Continue reading