DIGITAL COMPUTING TECHNOLOGIES
The digital economy is a key driver of innovation, competitiveness and growth. Investors will be able to capitalise on various opportunities in this industry, as NCER transitions into a high-income, knowledge-based economy.
There are also potential opportunities in these 4 areas under the Digital Economy cluster namely Global Business Services (GBS), the Fourth Industrial Revolution (IR4.0), e-commerce, and creative multimedia.
GBS is a more integrated and mature evolution of the shared services model, and covers activities such as Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), IT Outsourcing (ITO) and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO).
In NCER, GBS companies have traditionally leveraged on the existence of large multinational manufacturing companies. The next GBS stronghold in the region will be Ipoh, and its development will be enhanced through the adoption of new technologies such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence.
The 9 Pillars of IR4.0 – Big Data, Augmented Reality, Simulation, Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Systems Integration, Additive Manufacturing, and Autonomous Systems – outline the new technologies that are helping manufacturers to improve their production processes.
NCIA will further promote the application of IR4.0 across all sectors to boost efficiency. Plans include the adoption of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in tourism to help enhance the tourist experience. Other initiatives include the use of IoT in logistics to support tracking of goods in Special Border Economic Zones, as well as in agriculture, where it will enable better and more cost-effective precision farming.
Malaysia’s e-Commerce sector is the fastest emerging market across Southeast Asia. The country’s online economy is forecast to grow by 20.8% in 2020 and projected to rake in US$3.91 billion alone in the same year. This is on the back of a US$1.07 trillion online revenue expected for Southeast Asia in 2020 (Source: Statista).
With a 32.25 million digital population, high internet penetration at 85.7% and mobile penetration of around 140%, Malaysia attracts a wide variety of local and international e-Commerce companies. This provides vast opportunities for NCER’s SMEs and e-Commerce firms to tap into.
Malaysia has been aggressively promoting creative multimedia since the late 1990s, which resulted in various local companies becoming household names in the industry, with some exporting their content to the Asia Pacific region and around the world. A number of Malaysian companies have also collaborated with foreign production houses to support the latter’s projects.
The creative content industry today is rapidly growing and has high potential for development in NCER.
GLOBAL BUSINESS SERVICES (GBS)
GBS is a more integrated and mature evolution of the shared services model, and covers activities such as Business Process Outsourcing (BPO), IT Outsourcing (ITO) and Knowledge Process Outsourcing (KPO).
Business Process Outsourcing
- Enterprise Resource Management (ERM)
- Finance and accounting, logistic, procurement,
operation, Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
- Human Resource Management (HRM)
- Training, talent management, payroll, recruiting
- Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
- Marketing and sales, contact centers/call centers
- Vertical activities (industry specific) - Medical transcript, insurance management, mortgage processing, card processing, asset management, operation, etc.
Information Technology Outsourcing
- IT Consulting
- Software
- Application development, application integration, desktop management
- Infrastructure
- Application management, network management
Knowledge Process Outsourcing
- R&D&C
- Introduction, design, testing
- Business Consulting
- Legal
- Finance
- Advanced Vertical Activities
- Service to: Banking, Financial Services and Insurance (BFSI), Telecommunications, Manufacturing, Retails, Automotive, Consumer & Media, Health/Pharma, Travel and Transportation, Others
In NCER, GBS companies have traditionally leveraged on the existence of large multinational manufacturing companies. The next GBS stronghold in the region will be Ipoh, and its development will be enhanced through the adoption of new technologies such as Robotic Process Automation (RPA) and Artificial Intelligence.
THE FOURTH INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION (IR4.0)
The 9 Pillars of IR4.0 – Big Data, Augmented Reality, Simulation, Internet of Things (IoT), Cloud Computing, Cyber Security, Systems Integration, Additive Manufacturing, and Autonomous Systems – outline the new technologies that are helping manufacturers to improve their production processes.
NCIA will further promote the application of IR4.0 across all sectors to boost efficiency. Plans include the adoption of augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) in tourism to help enhance the tourist experience. Other initiatives include the use of IoT in logistics to support tracking of goods in Special Border Economic Zones, as well as in agriculture, where it will enable better and more cost-effective precision farming.
Cloud Computing
Additive Manufacturing
Augmented Reality
Big Data
Autonomous Robots
Simulation
System Integration
Internet of Things
Cyber Security
E-COMMERCE
Malaysia’s e-Commerce sector is the fastest emerging market across Southeast Asia. The country’s online economy is forecast to grow by 20.8% in 2020 and projected to rake in US$3.91 billion alone in the same year. This is on the back of a US$1.07 trillion online revenue expected for Southeast Asia in 2020 (Source: Statista).
With a 32.25 million digital population, high internet penetration at 85.7% and mobile penetration of around 140%, Malaysia attracts a wide variety of local and international e-Commerce companies. This provides vast opportunities for NCER’s SMEs and e-Commerce firms to tap into.
in 2020
in the same year
Creative Multimedia
Malaysia has been aggressively promoting creative multimedia since the late 1990s, which resulted in various local companies becoming household names in the industry, with some exporting their content to the Asia Pacific region and around the world. A number of Malaysian companies have also collaborated with foreign production houses to support the latter’s projects.
The creative content industry today is rapidly growing and has high potential for development in NCER.
Categories
- Film and animation
- Virtual reality
- Advertising design
- Interior design
- Interface design
- Media innovation
Careers
- Interface design
- Game designer
- Illustrator
- Photographer
- Animator
- Interior design
- Graphic designer
Software
- Adobe
- Photoshop, Flash Builder, Illustrator, Fireworks, After Effect, Dreamweaver - Corel
- Paintshop Photo, Draw, Painter, Video Studio
Media Forms
- Works of art
- Primitive media
- Printed media
- Digital media
- Advertising media
- Broadcast media
Multimedia Basics
- Graphic
- Animation
- Sound
- Text
- Video
