One of the most renowned air carriers, Malaysia Airlines has opted for Adobe Experience Cloud to power its customer experience management. The new website was launched in collaboration with GrowthOps that redesigned the entire website www.malaysiaairlines.com. Built on the Adobe Experience Cloud, the new website, designed by GrowthOps, brings out the best of CX to keep customers and travelers engaged throughout their journey. As per the official statement, the new website would be rolled out in 11 languages, enabling customers from 17 different countries enjoy a seamless experience.
In an email statement shared with our editorial team, Clarence Lee, Group Chief Digital and Technology Officer of Malaysia Aviation Group (MAG) said, “We are delighted that this critical piece of our digital transformation journey is now live for our customers to enjoy. One that is focused solely on improving the customer experience for travelers who are looking to explore the region and the world with our signature Malaysian Hospitality. Through this initiative, GrowthOps has brought the right maturity in design, technology, and analytic capabilities to take our platform to the next level. We are expecting the same level of commitment during the course of our partnership.”
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Malaysia Airlines took a big leap into the world of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning automation. The national carrier of Malaysia signed an agreement with IBS Software to upgrade its Crew Management System. It now runs on iFlight Crew, a 100% cloud-hosted AI ML software for crew workforce management, asset optimization and personalized flight operations management.
Malaysia Airlines website now runs on Adobe Experience Cloud, which translates into cutting-edge CX-driven personalization. This is visible as:
In redesigning the website, GrowthOps also revamped pages containing marketing-related and promotional content to apprise visitors with interesting and engaging information about their destinations. The revamped website was inspired by the concept of “Windows of Hospitality”, which embeds inspirational images of destinations combined with iconic Malaysian batik in the designs, reflecting the promise of experiencing Malaysian hospitality through travel.
Throughout this project, Malaysia Airlines and GrowthOps’ joint goal had always been to advocate for experience driving the technology—instead of the other way around. This ensures that the customer experience is at the heart of all that is implemented, and with this current partnership, the opportunity to get the experience right for Malaysia Airlines travelers powers the right solution implementation.
“It’s wonderful to be a part of such an exciting project and to help improve travelers’ experience when visiting the Malaysia Airlines’ website. As a proud Malaysian working on one of the country’s highest profile sites, this was a project that we had to deliver on-point without any corners cut,” said Tng Boon Keong, Regional Head of Consulting of GrowthOps Asia.
Tng added, “A traveler’s journey begins the moment they start searching for a destination, and thus, we wanted to provide the users of the website with a delightful, smooth and seamless experience in arranging one of the most integral aspects of a trip—their flights.”
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