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Investments Paving the Way for Malaysia’s Digital Economy
Malaysia: Blockchain for Enhanced Halal Certification
Malaysia’s Chief Statistician working on developing Data Analytics Lab to build knowledge capacity within Government
The Department of Statistics was recently honoured with the OpenGov Excellence Awards for Excellence in Analytics Service Partnership and Excellence in Analytics Employee Innovation. They are one of the leading public sector organisations in Malaysia, looking to embrace data analytics solutions to better service delivery to citizens. OpenGov recently caught up with Malaysia’s Chief Statistician YBhg. Datuk Dr. Hj. Abdul Rahman Hasan, to discuss what he plans to do in order to embrace data analytics in the near future.
Malaysia OpenGov Leadership Forum 2016 addresses the role of the public sector in the ‘Digital Malaysia’ vision
Malaysia’s Government has long been embracing the age of digitisation. With their Eleventh Malaysia Plan, they intend to get government agencies on the right track to integrating fundamental ICT solutions and frontier technology, by the year 2020. On 22nd March, 2016, over 200 public sector representatives from the Malaysia Government came together to talk about how they would approach and embrace the oncoming era of digital transformation.
Data Analytics and IoT to transform Malaysian Public Sector Service Delivery, MIMOS CEO
OpenGov recently spoke to Datuk Abdul Wahab Abdullah, President & CEO, MIMOS Berhad, about the impact that data analytics and IoT will have on public sector service delivery. “We are going to have millions of apps, billions of users, and many IoT devices. We must translate the data we will receive, into our decision making process,” said Datuk Abdul Wahab Abdullah.
Training the Public Sector workforce while going through Digital Transformation, INTAN Malaysia’s Marsineh Binti Jarmin explains
OpenGov recently spoke to Mrs. Marsineh Binti Jarmin, Head of the Innovative Technology Cluster (i-IMATEC), National Institute of Public Administration (INTAN), while in Malaysia this past month. As we were discussing the topic of preparing the public sector workforce for digital transformation, we thought it was appropriate to get Mrs. Marsineh’s take on the matter and learn how she is working to help close the growing skills gap in the IT sector.
Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation partners with Grab and World Bank for OpenTraffic data initiative
“By leveraging big data partnerships and open-source tools, transport agencies in both emerging and advanced economies can address urban mobility challenges more efficiently and effectively.”
Standards adopted for research-backed digital assessment of human resources in Malaysia
“Digital assessment is no longer an option but a necessity in building an engaged and effective workforce for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.”
