INFORMATION and communications technology is developing so rapidly that new approaches to skills development and decision-making must be acquired, said Professor Brian Clayton, vice-president of University of Nottingham, Malaysia campus.
In addition, as technology took centrestage and became indispensable in the knowledge-based economy (k-economy), new approaches must be adopted to adapt to rapid technological changes, Clayton told a press conference in Kuala Lumpur to introduce a public talk to be presented by Inti Foundation, titled Knowledge Economy and Higher Education in the 21st Century, by Professor Yang Fujia, chancellor of the University of Nottingham, UK.