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Malaysia to Go 5G • Go Cloud • Go AI - Grow with intelligence Going digital in today's economy is at the forefront of societal change as communities emerge from a debilitating pandemic and face economic restoration challenges in the new normal. These unique and unprecedented times have unleashed structural transformation without parallel in living memory. Many...

Huawei IdeaHub: Helping the world settle into the next normal KUALA LUMPUR, 19 OCTOBER 2020 — The Covid-19 pandemic has given rise to a greater urgency to go digital. Part of this push is due to the sudden switch to remote working and remote learning, thus ramping up demand for digital solutions that allow businesses, organisations and individuals to thrive ...

The Huawei Asean Academy in Malaysia is the first in the Asia Pacific region and plays an important role in ICT development towards digital economic growth...

Huawei Malaysia launches Asean Academy, focused on digital economy PETALING JAYA: Huawei Malaysia has launched its Asean Academy, with the aim of nurturing 50,000 Malaysians for the country’s digital sector over the next five years.

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Business of Survival Fuels Race for New Skills to Stay Afloat Learning new skills is taking on greater significance at manufacturer Zero Point 8 in the U.K.’s industrial heartland. For workers, it’s about staying employed and healthy. For the company, it’s about keeping afloat.

Some are looking at cutting expensive travel and real estate budgets in favor of investing in better technology and home office set ups, said Satish Shankar, regional managing partner of Bain & Company Asia-Pacific.

“We are poised for a dramatic wanton increase of the digitalization of our economies,” he said.

World Economy Working From Home Gets a Glimpse of the Virtual Future The lockdown gripping much of the world economy has spurred a real-time stress test of the long-heralded digital future.

What will happen after the MCO? We have to move forward and this is the time to retrain and re-skill workers...

Downsize only as last resort, employers told PETALING JAYA: Downsizing may be inevitable in hard times but companies should only take this path as a last resort, says a labour law expert.

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MEF: New HR Minister must be credible, professional, familiar with issues PETALING JAYA: Issues like vocational training, youth unemployment and Industrial Revolution 4.0 must be in the vocabulary of the next Minister holding the Human Resources portfolio, says the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF).

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Microsoft's Office suite now available on a single app for mobile devices Microsoft has launched Office for Android and iOS mobile that come with some basic subscription-free features.

This is the time for public and private sectors to be investing in long-term human capital development so they should be investing in retraining, reskilling, realigning academic curriculum, and this is where the government can provide the subsidy...

Business sector shares proposals PETALING JAYA: Businesses are appealing to the government to help reduce their operating costs, including temporarily suspending fees, ahead of a stimulus package to mitigate the impact of the Covid-19 outbreak on the economy.

You have to adapt, adopt and learn these new technologies...

Supporting social security efforts towards a digital-savvy labour force TECHNOLOGY has transformed the work environment to be more flexible and customisable, and with these developments come fresh concerns over new forms of risk for workers.