Highlights of the MITI Weekly Bulletin, Vol. 120 include:
NKEA: Electrical & Electronics Industry
The electrical and electronics (E&E) industry is a key driver of Malaysia’s industrial development and contributes significantly to GDP growth, export earnings, investment and employment. However, it faces significant challenges in maintaining growth in the face of competition from regional competitors such as China, Taiwan and Singapore. Through the NKEA, Malaysia’s E&E sector will be revitalised to increase GNI to RM90 billion by 2020 and provides an additional 157,000 jobs.
SME Corp. Malaysia & IBM Unveil SME Toolkit Kiosk
SME Corp. Malaysia and IBM unveiled the SME Toolkit Kiosk on 16 November 2010, which aims at enhancing business capabilities of local SMEs in Malaysia. The kiosk is housed at the One Referral Centre (ORC), SME Corp. Malaysia headquarters, where local entrepreneurs and SMEs can access and benefit from the toolkit’s upgraded business management platform. The SME Toolkit (http://malaysia.smetoolkit.org) is a programme that enables entrepreneurs and small businesses to learn how to implement sustainable business management practices needed for growth in areas such as finance, accounting, international business, marketing, human resources or legal - at no cost.
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NKEA: Electrical & Electronics Industry
The electrical and electronics (E&E) industry is a key driver of Malaysia’s industrial development and contributes significantly to GDP growth, export earnings, investment and employment. However, it faces significant challenges in maintaining growth in the face of competition from regional competitors such as China, Taiwan and Singapore. Through the NKEA, Malaysia’s E&E sector will be revitalised to increase GNI to RM90 billion by 2020 and provides an additional 157,000 jobs.
SME Corp. Malaysia & IBM Unveil SME Toolkit Kiosk
SME Corp. Malaysia and IBM unveiled the SME Toolkit Kiosk on 16 November 2010, which aims at enhancing business capabilities of local SMEs in Malaysia. The kiosk is housed at the One Referral Centre (ORC), SME Corp. Malaysia headquarters, where local entrepreneurs and SMEs can access and benefit from the toolkit’s upgraded business management platform. The SME Toolkit (http://malaysia.smetoolkit.org) is a programme that enables entrepreneurs and small businesses to learn how to implement sustainable business management practices needed for growth in areas such as finance, accounting, international business, marketing, human resources or legal - at no cost.
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