COMPLETED PROGRAMME
EEPN in partnership with MSIA is organized 2nd Sustainability & ESG Conference from 4-5th Dec 2024 at Setia SPICE Convention Centre that brings together industry professionals, policymakers, investors, and other stakeholders to discuss and promote sustainable business practices, responsible investing, and corporate social responsibility.
The conference themed Circular Economy Towards Sustainable Development focuses on topics such as sustainable ESG & SDG business practices, green financing, corporate social responsibility, policy and regulation, solutions towards low carbon emissions/carbon neutral.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Kasturi Devi Appanna
(kasturi@mpc.gov.my)
Nurul Nadia Zainal Adnan
(nurulnadia@mpc.gov.my)
The China Solution Day 2024 is an initiative designed to foster collaboration between Chinese technology companies and Malaysian System Integrators (SIs), Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), and end-users. Hosted by the Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) and Selangor Human Resource Development Centre (SHRDC), with support from MiSi 4.0, this event aligns with Malaysia’s strategic focus on leveraging digital transformation and innovation to boost productivity and competitiveness.
Objectives
• To establish business and technological exchange and collaboration between selected China Tech companies and Malaysia local SIs and ISVs and End Users
• Business partnership between China Tech companies and Local Sis and ISV, from both the perspective of using China Tech companies' hardware systems for local and SEA opportunities and explore opportunities for Malaysia solutions to venture into China through the partnerships with the China Tech companies.
Released Date:
Oct 2024
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Kasturi Devi Appanna
(kasturi@mpc.gov.my)
Nurul Nadia Zainal Adnan
(nurulnadia@mpc.gov.my)
Following the success of the Digital Acceleration for Learning and Industry Adoption (DALIA) programme in 2023, it was continued in 2024 to accelerate AI adoption by fostering mindset changes and providing practical, accessible and affordable AI technology solutions to transform businesses. The programme aligns with key national policies, including MPB Chapter 5, NIMP 2030, and the 12th Malaysia Plan, reinforcing Malaysia’s vision of building a competitive digital economy.
DALIA focuses on enhancing business productivity through AI adoption to automate processes, reduce errors and improve efficiency. It also supports improvement projects and develops measurable use cases to inspire further digital transformation. In 2024, the programme achieved significant milestones by engaging 100 enterprises and generating RM10 million in value creation, driving productivity and technological advancement across various sectors.
A key highlight of the programme is the publication of the DALIA Proof of Concepts 2023 Showcases booklet, which features inspiring success stories of digital adoption and measurable productivity gains. The publication for the 2024 projects is scheduled for release in 2025, serves as a testament to the programme’s impact and aims to encourage broader adoption of digital and AI technologies nationwide.
Released Date:
Jul 2024
Contact Person:
Aiman Zakwan Zahari
(aiman@mpc.gov.my)
Nur Izzati Zamri
(nurizzati@mpc.gov.my)
Laporan Pelancongan MADANI: Transformasi Industri Pelancongan Malaysia menggariskan sebanyak 49 cabaran utama yang dihadapi industri pelancongan dalam mendepani era baharu, disertai cadangan penambahbaikan strategik yang komprehensif. Ia bertujuan untuk menjadi panduan kepada pelbagai kementerian, agensi kerajaan, dan sektor swasta dalam melaksanakan langkah-langkah transformasi, selaras dengan aspirasi Ekonomi MADANI, demi memperkukuh daya saing industri dan memastikan pembangunan pelancongan yang inklusif, mampan, dan berdaya tahan.
Released Date:
Nov 2024
Contact Person:
Nik Nazarina Nek Mohamed
(nazarina@mpc.gov.my)
The MaTEx Business Certification Programme, caters to tourism companies offering various services and products, is a sustainable, industry-driven initiative providing introductory guidelines and requirements for operational and managerial aspects. This programme has been highlighted in the Mid-term Review of the 12th Malaysia Plan as a set of self-regulation tools.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Emilly Christal Carol Tony
(emilly@mpc.gov.my)
This document maps Malaysia's aerospace industry, detailing its evolution, key stakeholders, economic performance, strategic policies, and future goals for global competitiveness and sustainable growth.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Aiman Zakwan Zahari
(aiman@mpc.gov.my)
Haiqal Hadi Mohamad Ibrahim
(haiqal@mpc.gov.my)
Analyze current syllabus of pilot universities
Released Date:
Sept 2024
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Kasturi Devi Appanna
(kasturi@mpc.gov.my)
Nurul Nadia Zainal Adnan
(nurulnadia@mpc.gov.my)
Peningkatan Produktiviti Melalui Digital LEAN menekankan penggunaan teknologi digital dan prinsip LEAN untuk menghapuskan pembaziran, menyelaraskan proses kerja, dan meningkatkan kecekapan organisasi. Transformasi ini membantu organisasi mencapai hasil lebih cepat, kos efektif, dan inovasi berterusan dalam era digital.
Released Date:
Sept 2024
Contact Person:
Mustaza Mukhtar bin Che Razali
(mustaza@mpc.gov.my)
The objective is to address critical challenges within the industry by identifying pain points and formulating comprehensive action plans aimed at improving productivity, streamlining regulatory processes, and adopting Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies. These plans will focus on optimizing operational efficiency, reducing bottlenecks, and ensuring compliance with evolving regulations to enhance industry standards. Additionally, they will prioritize sustainability by promoting energy efficiency, lowering carbon emissions, and encouraging responsible and ethical business practices. Through these efforts, the industry will be better positioned to achieve long-term resilience, competitiveness, and alignment with global sustainability goals.
Released Date:
Jun 2024
Contact Person:
Nur Syafina Anuar
(syafina@mpc.gov.my)
Ts. Syed Mohd Firdaus
(smfirdaus@mpc.gov.my)
The goal is to conduct an in-depth observation and analysis of work processes directly at the factory floor. This involves closely examining how tasks are performed, workflows are managed, and resources are utilized. The purpose is to identify any inefficiencies, such as bottlenecks, redundancies, or delays, that may hinder productivity. Additionally, the analysis seeks to uncover opportunities for improvement by assessing areas where processes can be streamlined, technologies upgraded, or best practices implemented. Based on these findings, proposed solutions will be developed to enhance overall productivity, operational efficiency, and workplace organization. These solutions could include process reengineering, employee training programs, or the adoption of new tools and technologies.
Released Date:
Apr 2024
Contact Person:
Nur Syafina Anuar
(syafina@mpc.gov.my)
Ts. Syed Mohd Firdaus
(smfirdaus@mpc.gov.my)
Understanding the Malaysian automotive industry, including market saturation, global supply chain dependency, regulatory compliance, technology adoption, and the development of a future-ready local workforce, is crucial. This project by the Automotive Productivity Nexus (AutoPN) aims to gather comprehensive data on the industry through data profiling, paving the way for the implementation of future-oriented productivity initiatives.
Released Date:
Apr 2024
Contact Person:
Nur Syafina Anuar
(syafina@mpc.gov.my)
Ts. Syed Mohd Firdaus
(smfirdaus@mpc.gov.my)
The pharmaceutical industry, through the New Deal for Business (NDFB) initiatives, has raised concerns that are being addressed with MPC's facilitation. The National Pharmaceutical Regulatory Agency (NPRA), as the regulatory authority for pharmaceuticals, is prioritizing efforts to expedite the registration process for new or additional product indications.
To support this objective, NPRA has announced a pilot study to revise the categories and criteria for such applications under a reliance framework. Scheduled to commence on August 1, 2024, the study will span 12 months, aiming to streamline processes and evaluate new requirements. This initiative reflects NPRA's commitment to integrating AI reliance while managing a high volume of variation applications.
Released Date:
Aug 2024
Contact Person:
Nur Fatimah Mohd Zaki
(nurfatimah@mpc.gov.my)
Proses permohonan pensijilan Halal di Malaysia mengambil masa yang lama dan menjadi cabaran kepada industri, khususnya perusahaan kecil dan sederhana (PKS). Antara isu utama adalah keperluan pemohon hadir secara fizikal untuk menyerahkan dokumen yang secara tidak langsung membebankan dari segi masa dan kos.
Selain itu, tempoh menunggu untuk mendapatkan tarikh audit juga memakan masa yang Panjang dan jika terdapat laporan ketidakpatuhan (Non-Conformance Report, NCR), pemohon perlu menjalani proses penjadualan audit baharu yang turut mengambil masa yang lama. Keadaan ini boleh menjejaskan daya saing syarikat terutamanya bagi mereka yang bergantung kepada pensijilan Halal untuk memperkukuhkan kedudukan di pasaran tempatan dan antarabangsa.
Oleh yang demikian, satu projek rintis telah dilaksanakan dimana Pegawai Pemeriksa Bebas (PPB) telah diperkenalkan bagi mempertingkatkan kecekapan audit dengan menggunapakai sistem untuk memantau kecukupan dokumen pensijilan.
Kesemua usaha ini selaras dengan aspirasi kerajaan untuk meningkatkan kecekapan proses pensijilan Halal dan mengurangkan beban kepada pemohon. Inisiatif ini juga bertujuan untuk memperkukuhkan keyakinan terhadap sistem pensijilan Halal Malaysia, sekaligus menjadikan negara sebagai hab Halal global yang kompetitif. Usaha ini bukan sahaja menyokong pertumbuhan sektor Halal tetapi juga menyumbang kepada pembangunan ekonomi negara secara keseluruhan.
Released Date:
Nov 2024
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Nor Adira Adnan
(noradira@mpc.gov.my)
Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) face significant challenges in bringing their products to market, primarily due to limited knowledge and resources in branding and packaging design. These limitations often result in products that are less competitive and less appealing to consumers compared to those of larger, well-established brands. Recognizing this gap, a comprehensive project has been initiated to support MSMEs in enhancing their branding and packaging strategies, empowering them to effectively compete in a highly competitive market.
As part of this initiative, five companies have joined the program, recognizing the value of strong branding and visually appealing packaging in building consumer trust and market presence. Through targeted workshops, expert consultations, and hands-on design support, the program equips participants with the tools and strategies needed to elevate their product presentation and differentiate themselves from competitors.
By addressing the branding and packaging challenges faced by MSMEs, this project aims to not only improve the competitiveness of these businesses but also foster their growth and sustainability. The participating companies serve as pioneers, showcasing how impactful branding and innovative packaging can lead to increased consumer trust and stronger market positioning, setting a benchmark for other MSMEs to follow.
Released Date:
Oct 2024
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Nor Adira Adnan
(noradira@mpc.gov.my)
The mission entails the cultivation of value propositions through the identification of local talents, exploration of potential markets, and the strategic utilization of Malaysian professional services for global business expansion. The overarching goal is to champion the Malaysian Brand within the domain of Multidisciplinary Professional Services, specifically targeting IKN Nusantara, by fostering collaboration and promoting the nation's expertise abroad. The MSMEs find it hard to compete abroad due to its capital, resources and trustfulness from the investors.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Muhammad Idham Mohd Zain
(idham@mpc.gov.my)
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
The mission entails the cultivation of value propositions through the identification of local training providers and the strategic utilization of HRDC Levi for business expansion. The overarching goal is to help the Management Consultancy’s appearance in the market through the MPC Certification programme. Therefore, this programme is a good platform for the industry players to increase its productivity and competitiveness in the local market and perhaps internationally.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Muhammad Idham Mohd Zain
(idham@mpc.gov.my)
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
To help company identify current levels of productivity and problem statement within the companies;
• To identify pain points in local companies and conduct process analysis to determine the best intervention suited to the company to accelerate productivity;
• To train companies in implementing new technologies and software systems to automate and streamline processes to reduce errors and improve productivity;
• To assist company in the adoption of Industry 4.0 among the local industries; and
• To support, coach, prepare and enable participants to carry out productivity improvement projects within the companies
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Muhammad Idham Mohd Zain
(idham@mpc.gov.my)
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
Dangerous Goods Driver Training (DGDT) serves as a comprehensive guide for equipping Malaysian drivers with the skills and knowledge to safely transport hazardous materials. Aligned with international ADR standards and ASEAN Protocol 9, it covers critical topics including classification, labeling, vehicle requirements, safety procedures, emergency response, and regulatory compliance, enhancing both safety and productivity in the chemical transport industry.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Al Hisyam Abdul Halim
(alhisyam@mpc.gov.my)
Nor Aziera Mohd Nor
(aziera@mpc.gov.my)
The focus is on strengthening the integration of the M&E and Aerospace supply chains, enhancing ecosystem competitiveness, promoting sustainable and resilient growth, and fostering innovation and the adoption of advanced technologies.
Released Date:
Apr 2024
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
Amalia Abd Razak
(amalia@mpc.gov.my)
The objective is to enhance enterprise productivity by at least 20% through the adoption of modern management techniques while steering these enterprises toward the implementation of smart factory systems.
Released Date:
Jan 2024
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
Amalia Abd Razak
(amalia@mpc.gov.my)
The creation of Model Company Case Studies aims to provide templates that elevate the productivity narrative by showcasing best practices and strategies. These studies focus on enhancing company productivity through structured processes and fostering the right mindset, further amplified by the integration of digitization and technology adoption.
Released Date:
Feb 2024
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
Amalia Abd Razak
(amalia@mpc.gov.my)
The implementation of the ACTS has shown promising results, with significant number of Malaysian companies registered as principal traders and notable increase in cross-border movements. However, challenges remain in raising awareness and encouraging wider participation among our logistics providers. This success highlights potential for increased trade and economic benefits across the ASEAN region.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
As highlighted in the 2024 Budget Speech by the Prime Minister, the service tax has been broadened to encompass all logistics services. Prior to this expansion, only three sub-sectors—warehouse management, customs brokerage, and courier services—were subjected to a 6% service tax. LPN successfully completed this project, culminating in a comprehensive recommendation report. The report, which evaluates the potential impact of the expanded implementation on the competitiveness of Malaysia's logistics and transportation sectors, has been submitted to the Ministry of Transport (MoT) for further action.
Released Date:
Feb 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
The EVBM Guidelines, jointly developed by Northport (Malaysia) Bhd, industry stakeholders, regulators, MPC, and MARii, outline a comprehensive framework for the safe and sustainable management of electric vehicles (EVs) and their batteries. These guidelines encompass handling, transportation, disposal, and recycling of EV components, all guided by life-cycle management principles. Endorsed by MITI, the guidelines promote self-regulation, simplify compliance, and empower businesses to enhance productivity, competitiveness, and innovation. They also uphold high safety and environmental standards, solidifying Malaysia's position as a regional leader in electric mobility and green technology investment.
Released Date:
Nov 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
LPN, in collaboration with the MPC Regional Office in Sarawak, successfully implemented this program to enhance cargo clearance processes between Port Klang and Kuching Port. The initiative culminated in a comprehensive recommendation report, outlining strategies to streamline operations, improve cargo clearance efficiency, and support Malaysia's economic growth.
Released Date:
Sept 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
This project, spearheaded by LPN, successfully empowered local industry players to transition into 4 to 7PL providers by bridging gaps through strategic partnerships with international counterparts. Phase 1 of the project was completed with a report profiling 3PL industry players, providing valuable insights to guide this transition.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
This initiative aims to enhance operational efficiency and improve supply chain transparency by identifying and addressing warehouse challenges through comprehensive profiling of logistics operators. For businesses seeking efficient logistics solutions, having centralized information on warehousing facilities such as location, capacity, and capabilities is critical for informed decision-making. Phase 1 of the project, led by LPN, has been successfully completed, featuring the development of a profiling 10 warehouses in the Klang Valley as a pilot project to establish a comprehensive warehouse database.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
The primary objectives of this initiative are to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges faced by logistics providers in Sabah and Sarawak, propose practical solutions for vehicle movement between states, and address the unique difficulties encountered by East Malaysian logistics operators in their interactions with West Malaysia. Phase 1 of the project, driven by LPN, successfully identified and mapped key issues affecting inter-state transportation, laying the groundwork for actionable solutions.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
Understanding the critical role of efficient turnaround times in boosting logistics productivity, LPN developed and implemented an operational framework at Penang's main port to reduce congestion and generate cost savings for logistics operators. Phase 1 of this initiative was successfully completed, culminating in the publication of a comprehensive guidebook to support its implementation.
Released Date:
Dec 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
This study on streamlining regulatory processes for energy efficiency (EE) implementation in Malaysia is vital for
fostering sustainable economic growth and enhancing national productivity. Conducted from December 2023 to
October 2024, the study engaged a broad spectrum of stakeholders, including subject matter experts, government
agencies, energy service companies (ESCOs), local authorities, and financial institutions. Multiple workshops and
discussions addressed key topics such as challenges in EE implementation, Energy Performance Contracting (EPC),
Measurement and Verification (M&V) practices, and the role of local authorities in adopting regulatory standards
like By-Law 38A and MS1525.
Contact Person:
1. Zuraidi Zainol (zuraidi@mpc.gov.my)
2. Mohd Wafi Arip (wafi@mpc.gov.my)
3. Safniwati Jasri (safniwati@mpc.gov.my)
4. Nevashiny N A K Karuppiah (nevashiny@mpc.gov.my)
5. Nasruddin Nohhani (nasruddin@mpc.gov.my)
6. Safura Abdul Malek (safura@mpc.gov.my)
7. Danial Ameerul Rosman (ameerul@mpc.gov.my)
This programme is designed to scrutinise the factors contributing to Malaysia's low energy intensity ranking, aiming to pinpoint inefficiencies and policy gaps. Malaysia’s energy intensity ranking, currently at 58 out of 67 economies in the World Competitiveness Ranking (WCR), highlights an urgent need to enhance energy efficiency measures. This programme will focus on reducing unnecessary regulatory burdens that hinder the adoption of energy-efficient practices and technologies. By addressing these challenges, the initiative seeks to improve Malaysia’s energy utilisation, ensuring a sustainable, economically viable future that aligns with global energy standards and enhances the nation's competitiveness.
Released date:
December 2024
Contact Person:
Zuraidi Zainol (zuraidi@mpc.gov.my)
Nasruddin Nohhani (nasruddin@mpc.gov.my)
The EVBM Guidelines, developed collaboratively by Northport (Malaysia) Bhd, industry stakeholders, regulators, MPC, and MARii, provide a comprehensive framework for the safe and sustainable management of electric vehicles (EVs) and their batteries, covering handling, transportation, disposal, and recycling of EV components guided by life-cycle management principles. Endorsed by MITI, these guidelines promote self-regulation, streamline compliance, and enable businesses to enhance productivity, competitiveness, and innovation while upholding high safety and environmental standards, positioning Malaysia as a regional leader in electric mobility and green technology investment.
Released Date:
Nov 2024
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
Fostering synergy between government agencies and local digital solution providers, Digital Productivity Nexus (DPN) organised the Get2Gather program as a platform for networking and knowledge exchange to identify challenges in the dynamic digital landscape. This proactive initiative fuelled innovation and future partnerships, ultimately boosting national productivity through the transformative power of digitalisation.
Released Date:
Dec 2023
Contact Person:
Aiman Zakwan Zahari (aiman@mpc.gov.my)
Haiqal Hadi Mohamad Ibrahim (haiqal@mpc.gov.my)
This programme facilitates one-on-one sessions with DSPs through online platform. This programme aims to bolster collaboration, understand industry challenges, and disseminate government supports for the DSPs in accelerating digital adoption in Malaysia. This program serves as channel to encourage Malaysia's DSPs to participate in a one-stop center called Digital Platform Network+ (DPN+)
Released Date:
Nov 2023
Contact Person:
Aiman Zakwan Zahari (aiman@mpc.gov.my)
Haiqal Hadi Mohamad Ibrahim (haiqal@mpc.gov.my)
The ROBOFUN Hackathon program initiatied by Retail and F&B Productivity Nexus (RFBPN) is a talent development collaboration program between government, industry and academia that aimed to drive innovation and productivity across multiple sectors especially Retail and F&B subsector. It enhanced problem-solving and creativity skills that led to actionable solutions to boost productivity.
Released Date:
October 2023
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(Wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Jointly organised by the Malaysian Semiconductor Industry Association and the Electrical and Electronics Productivity Nexus (EEPN), the Sustainability and ESG Conference 2023 aimed to promote awareness and understanding of ESG's impact on the businesses. Over 300 participants attended, fostering collaboration and sparking action around ESG practices, green financing, and corporate social responsibility.
Released Date:
July 2023
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei (Wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Dayana Afiqah (dayana@mpc.gov.my)
DALIA aimed at democratizing technology for businesses in Malaysia. Employing a solution-based approach, DALIA comprises of digital readiness self-assessment, process analysis and implementation of technology solutions. Through affordable and accessible technology, DALIA paves the way for business to enhance productivity and unlock their full potential in the digital landscape for a sustainable and scaleable growth.
Released Date:
April 2023
Contact Person:
Aiman Zakwan Zahari
(Aiman@mpc.gov.my)
F&B Digital Roadmap published by Retail and F&B Productivity Nexus (RFBPN) is a guide for F&B industry players to assess their digital readiness. This book focuses on three key digital maturity stages: Basic, Intermediate, and Advance, providing actionable digital solutions for every work process for F&B operators to thrive in the digital future.
Released Date:
November 2022
Contact Person:
Nor Adira Adnan
(Noradira@mpc.gov.my)
Retail and F&B Productivity Nexus (RFBPN) has published the Retail Digital Roadmap as a guide for Retail industry players to assess their digital readiness and opportunities to go digital. The roadmap unlocks a world of possibilities, enabling significant cost reduction through robust digital transformation in retail business.
Released Date:
November 2022
Contact Person:
Nor Adira Adnan
(Noradira@mpc.gov.my)
Over 500 micro sellers in Retail and F&B subsector embraced the power of digitalisation through the Adoption of e-Commerce: Cashless Payment for SMEs in Retail and F&B program. Retail and F&B Productivity Nexus (RFBPN) has worked closely with related ministries and agencies, private sectors, and business associations to execute this program, proving the transformative potential of e-commerce for micro-businesses.
Released Date:
June 2022
Contact Person:
Nor Adira Adnan
(Noradira@mpc.gov.my)
MyReskill IoT Program empowers 5,000 Malaysian SMEs in 2022 to harness IoT for digital transformation. It aims to make Malaysia a digitally enabled, high-income nation with a 30% productivity boost across sectors through technological advances.
Released Date:
June 2022
Contact Person:
Asmawadi Mohamed
(asmawadi@mpc.gov.my)
The AI4S program (also known as Artificial Intelligence for SMEs), is an Artificial Intelligence (AI) based machine vision system. It is a three-way partnership, among Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC), Malaysian Investment Development Authority (MIDA) and Intel Malaysia. This booklet is a compilation of end-users’ Proof-of-Concepts (PoCs) projects as a result of the experiential training provided to the participants
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(Wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
Tourism Accommodation Digital Roadmap serves as a guidance to hoteliers in
embarking the digital transformation journey to remain productive and
competitive in the market.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Izzaldin Irfan
(izzaldin@mpc.gov.my)
The Process Improvement Program through Technology by Machinery and Equipment Productivity Nexus (MEPN) demonstrated a strong commitment to empowering workforces for Industry 4.0 readiness. It aimed to equip a talent pool with the industry-demanded productivity concepts and technical knowledge to speed up the Industry4.0 transformation.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
Launched in 2022, Machinery and Equipment Productivity Nexus 's Smart Machinery Programme empowers participants with Industry 4.0 skills. Equipped with knowledge of the Industrial Machine Gateway and programmed IoT Studio, they successfully implemented streamlined workflows, achieving a 5% increase in business efficiency.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
The Field Service Management Program equips Machinery and Equipment (M&E) companies with the game-changing Sales Connection Solution, specifically designed for after-sales services. The program enables M&E companies to adopt this innovative tool, experiencing increased customer satisfaction through faster response times, streamlined scheduling, and personalised communication.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
The Digital Infrastructure Competitiveness Index (DICI) study measures the efficiency and the effectiveness of the construction permitting system in localities of Malaysia in deploying telecommunication structures. The study was approved for implementation by the Economic Action Council (EAC) to undertake a study to compare the time taken, procedures and cost imposed for the deployment of telecommunication structures among localities in Malaysia. The study has been carried out from February till July 2020.
Released Date:
June 2021
Contact Person:
Dr. Halimahton Saadiah Let
(halimahton@mpc.gov.my)
Launched in 2021 by Machinery and Equipment Productivity Nexus (MEPN), PRODUCTIVITY1010 assists manufacturers in the manufacturing and manufacturing related services sectors in kick-starting their digitalisation journey. This self-assessment tool delivers a personalised operational digitalisation readiness score, guiding companies as observers, beginners, learners, leaders, or masters. This provides some indications on how to accelerate the digital transformation among industry players.
Released Date:
2021
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
Responding to COVID-19's impact, the Machinery & Equipment Productivity Nexus Virtual Advisory Clinic (MEVAC) was introduced as a platform to gather various industry issues and challenges. Utilising this information, MEVAC delivered actionable recommendations and solutions for the business to mitigate the short-term impact of Covid-19 towards sustainable long-term business competitiveness.
Released Date:
2020
Contact Person:
Abdul Rahman Kamis
(arahman@mpc.gov.my)
EEPN's Plugfest programme is a series of workshops, launched in 2018 to accelerate Industrial 4.0 adoption and boost productivity through continuous improvement efforts. The programme received 173 participants from 97 companies, culminating in 32 completed Proof-of-Concept (POC) projects showcased in the Plugfest Booklet.
Released Date:
2021
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(Wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
The Electrical & Electronic Productivity Nexus (EEPN) and the Malaysia Semiconductor Industry Association (MSIA) partnered to launch the Industrial Upskilling for Engineering Programme in 2021. This programme, featuring PENJANA-approved courses, has equipped 153 engineers with both technical mastery and vital soft skills needed for global success.
Released Date:
2021
Contact Person:
Lee Wan Wei
(Wanwei@mpc.gov.my)
The Chemical Productivity Nexus (CPN) initiated the Guideline for Responsible Care Management System Implementation in Enterprises. This guideline was designed to assist enterprises, particularly chemical manufacturers, in implementing a Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE) Management System based on Responsible Care (RC). Its main purpose is to facilitate compliance with HSE legislation in Malaysia.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Al Hisyam Abdul Halim (alhisyam@mpc.gov.my)
Nor Aziera Mohd Nor (aziera@mpc.gov.my)
The Productivity Step Up programme for Chemicals and Chemical Products Subsector helps companies boost productivity, quality, and safety. Through a three-phase process of diagnostics, analysis, and tech-driven interventions, it helps them reduce costs, ensure timely delivery, and promote environmental compliance.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Al Hisyam Abdul Halim (alhisyam@mpc.gov.my)
Nor Aziera Mohd Nor (aziera@mpc.gov.my)
Boosting hotel industry efficiency is what the Hotel Step-up Productivity programme achieves by focusing on three key areas: energy efficiency, technology and digitalisation, and management practices. This is implemented through active collaboration between the private and public sectors.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Izzaldin Irfan
(izzaldin@mpc.gov.my)
Maghi Deghak ke Kelate E-Directory, a guide to the finest experiences in Kelantan. From traditions to tastes and adventures, discover the unique Kelantanese essence. Uncover why the historic yet contemporary Sultanate of Kelantan is a must-visit. Explore with our E-Directory and find out what makes Kelantan unforgettable.
Released Date:
2021
Contact Person:
Nik Nazarina
(nazarina@mpc.gov.my)
Perlis has tourist attractions that are so unique and definitely provide a sweet experience for visitors. This directory comprises 206 entries in its listing, which include 40 tourist
attractions, 40 accommodations, 3 homestays, 24 alternative accommodations, 8 shopping & craft, 23 travel agencies, 47 food trail and many more.
Released Date:
2020
Contact Person:
Nik Nazarina Nek Mohamed
(nazarina@mpc.gov.my)
With the development of Handbook on Technical Design Reference for Disaster Preparedness in Setting Up New High-Rise Private Hospital the private hospital developers and operators are allowed to build hospitals that are more than 12 storeys . These new height regulations would optimise the efficiency of healthcare facilities as they have increased space for machinery and equipment to deliver better patient care
Released Date:
May 2020
Contact Person:
Nur Syafina Anuar
(syafina@mpc.gov.my)
The Public-Private Partnership from the private healthcare Productivity Nexus (PHPN) formed to boost productivity in private healthcare addresses regulatory challenges by implementing clear regulations.
Released Date:
August 2019
Contact Person:
Nur Syafina Anuar
(syafina@mpc.gov.my)
The Guideline on Credentialing and Privileging of Nurses for Private Hospitals marks a significant advancement in ensuring skilled and qualified nurses are recognised and empowered to provide optimal patient care within private healthcare settings. The guideline, following the guideline established by Ministry of Health, currently applies to four key disciplines: Perioperative Care, Intensive Care, Ophthalmology Care, and Emergency Medicine and Trauma Services.
Released Date:
June 2022
Contact Person:
Nur Syafina Anuar
(syafina@mpc.gov.my)
About 71% of poultry houses in Malaysia, operate in an open system, causing productivity and health issues. To address this, the Agro-Food Productivity Nexus (AFPN) ran a pilot program in Perak involving four farms. The focus was on improving the Planning Permission Approval procedures, reducing the approval process of converting the existing farm into closed-poultry houses to an average of 24 days.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Anis Syamimi Mohd Azlan
(anissyamimi@mpc.gov.my)
The Smart Poultry Solution Programme (SPSP), developed by AFPN, aimed to promote digital technology adoption in the agro-food subsector for small-scale farms. The programme enhanced productivity through the implementation of a comprehensive system for remote monitoring and controlling at agricultural sites, enabling minimal human intervention and resolving the issue of the scarcity of agricultural land.
Released Date:
2021
Contact Person:
Anis Syamimi Mohd Azlan
(anissyamimi@mpc.gov.my)
Disconnected value chains left small chili farmers struggling to market their produce and raise productivity. To address this issue, AFPN conducted a pilot project with Grasicili Plt to encourage farmers to adopt contract farming through a cluster farming approach. The project established two cluster farms, involving 36 farmers, who successfully reduced operational costs by 29% and increased net sales by 68%.
Released Date:
2021
Contact Person:
Anis Syamimi Mohd Azlan
(anissyamimi@mpc.gov.my)
This publication provides a detailed overview of Malaysia's professional service industry, focusing on six key professions: architecture, engineering, accounting, legal services, advertising, and management consultancy. It includes educational requirements for each profession and offers recommendations for practice and future research areas based on systematic literature reviews and secondary data analysis.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
This document serves as a concise rendition of the Baseline Study on Professional Services in Malaysia. Its objective is to pinpoint the digital knowledge and technical skill sets essential for engineering professionals and technologists in Malaysia. Additionally, it aims to offer a roadmap for digital solutions aligned with the identified digital knowledge and technical skill sets, specifically tailored for the engineering and technological professional service industry in Malaysia.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
The Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR 4.0) is reshaping industries, weaving physical and computational elements into intricate digital ecosystems. This necessitates adaptation, especially for professional services providers, who must constantly upgrade their knowledge, skills, and tools. Recognising this crucial need, this publication delves into the essential digital knowledge, technical skills, and cutting-edge tools indispensable for engineering and legal professionals in Malaysia.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
This study, conducted by the Professional Services Productivity Nexus, investigates the relationship between digitalisation, work, and professions, tackling the shortage of skilled labor in Malaysia. It identifies the digital knowledge and technical skills crucial for engineering professionals and technologists, and provides a clear roadmap for implementing digital solutions tailored to the specific needs of the industry.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
This program, organised by the Professional Services Productivity Nexus (PSPN), brought together 15 multidisciplinary professionals who have formed a consortium to expand their business reach in Dili, Timor Leste. The visit fostered future collaborations through MoU signings with key stakeholders, facilitated productive meetings with the Timor Leste Chamber of Commerce and Industry, and ultimately led to targeted business matching and pitching sessions to connect with potential counterparts.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Mohammad Danial Mohd Yusof
(danial@mpc.gov.my)
Aiming to boost digital adoption in the construction industry, the Construction and Build Environment Productivity Nexus (COBEPN) partnered with the Construction Industry Development Board (CIDB) to launch the Productivity Step Up for Contractors Programme. This programme specifically targets contractors registered with CIDB (Grade G1 - G7), offering them support in integrating digital technologies into their operations.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Danial Ameerul Rosman
(Ameerul@mpc.gov.my)
The Construction & Built Environment Digital Roadmap, published by COBEPN, targets selected construction and built environment industry within the Malaysia Standard Industrial Classification (MSIC) Code. It focuses on three key maturity levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced, providing step-by-step guidelines to embark on digital transformation.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Danial Ameerul Rosman
(Ameerul@mpc.gov.my)
Developed by Logistics Productivity Nexus (LPN), the Productivity Step Up Programme was designed to help logistics companies achieve process automation and efficiency improvements. Through a systematic process of diagnostic, identifying inefficiency issues and adopting Industry 4.0 practices, the programme offered ongoing support, coaching, and preparation to enable participating companies to continuously execute improvement projects within their organisations.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
Muhammad Adib Kaman (adib@mpc.gov.my)
This guidebook, published by Logistics Productivity Nexus (LPN), is specifically for logistics players involved in or planning to venture into international trade, providing them with the essential and relevant information needed to understand and engage effectively. Empowering the next generation of trade pioneers, this guide condenses vital information into a handy, affordable toolkit.
Released Date:
2023
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
Muhammad Adib Kaman (adib@mpc.gov.my)
This report provides an overview of the logistics sector, highlighting its different categories, economic performance, and key statistics for sub-sector activities. It also identifies critical issues and challenges, serving as a catalyst for further engagement and discussion. This will enable relevant authorities and industry players to develop targeted interventions and action plans to strengthen the sector, enhancing its competitiveness, efficiency, and alignment with global standards.
Released Date:
2022
Contact Person:
Nazahiah Mohamad (nazahiah@mpc.gov.my)
Muhammad Adib Kaman (adib@mpc.gov.my)