By Arthur 
Zchwantech’s recognition as an AWS select tier partner within the AWS partner network represents more than a corporate achievement, it marks another milestone in Datuk Seow Gim Shen’s mission to position Malaysia at the center of regional cloud innovation.
Under his leadership, Zchwantech has transformed from a local IT service provider into one of Malaysia’s most forward-looking cloud technology companies. This growth reflects Datuk Seow’s focus on combining Zchwantech services, such as cloud management, big data analytics, and digital identity, with Amazon Web Services (AWS) capabilities to accelerate digital transformation across multiple industries.
Building Zchwantech’s Foundation as an AWS Partner
Datuk Seow was among the earliest in Malaysia’s tech ecosystem to recognize that cloud computing would redefine how governments and enterprises operate. He led Zchwantech to invest heavily in AWS certification, infrastructure readiness, and technical training well before cloud adoption became mainstream.
That foresight has paid off. Zchwantech’s selection as an AWS Partner Malaysia validates years of groundwork in aligning with AWS’s global standards for performance, reliability, and scalability. “We’re not just adopting cloud, we’re empowering businesses and governments to reimagine operations with security, agility, and intelligence.” Datuk Seow said.
The achievement was officially highlighted in the New Straits Times feature, “Malaysia’s Zchwantech designates Amazon Web Select Tier to power growth,” which underscored the company’s growing influence in Malaysia’s cloud sector and its expanding collaboration within the AWS partner network.
Expanding Services Across Malaysia’s Digital Economy
With AWS Select Tier recognition, Zchwantech now has access to enhanced resources, including advanced AWS training, co-marketing initiatives, and funding programs. These benefits enable the company to deliver even stronger Zchwantech services, ranging from software QA testing and custom development to biometric digital identity and crypto solutions.
This partnership allows Zchwantech to support complex projects such as government modernization, financial cloud migration, and large-scale enterprise transformation. It also reinforces Malaysia’s capacity to compete regionally by delivering secure, AWS-powered solutions that meet both local compliance and international performance standards.
“The new status grants access to advanced AWS training, co-marketing support and funding programmes.” Datuk Seow explained. “This enhances Zchwantech’s delivery capabilities across sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, logistics, financial services, retail and the public sector.” he added.
Investing in People and Regional Growth
Beyond technology, Datuk Seow’s leadership centers on people. Zchwantech’s workforce now exceeds 300 employees, with more than 40 AWS-certified engineers. This deep talent pool ensures clients receive solutions from teams that understand both AWS infrastructure and Malaysia’s evolving digital ecosystem.
As an AWS select tier partner, Zchwantech is also expanding its footprint across ASEAN. The company supports cloud projects in Singapore, Indonesia, and the Philippines, establishing Malaysia as a regional hub for AWS-based innovation.
“This partnership positions us to lead national-level digital initiatives, including digital identity infrastructure,” said Datuk Seow.
A Vision for Malaysia’s Cloud Future
For Datuk Seow, the AWS milestone represents both achievement and opportunity. As Malaysia accelerates its national digital transformation agenda, he believes collaboration with AWS will be key to unlocking scalable, sustainable growth.
“Zchwantech’s deep expertise in cloud migration, DevOps automation, application modernization, and AI-powered platforms is well-aligned with regional digitalisation trends.” he said.
Under Datuk Seow Gim Shen’s leadership, Zchwantech continues to redefine cloud excellence through partnership, innovation, and a clear vision for Malaysia’s connected digital economy.
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