MDEC to scale up technology companies


Chief digital industry officer Gopi Ganesalingam (pic) said the introduction of the 4ICG is to increase productivity, product quality, improve quality of life and preserve the ecological integrity of 10 key economic sectors and six supporting sectors of the Malaysian economy as outlined in the national policy on the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysia Digital Economy Corp (MDEC) has launched the 4IR Catalyst Grant (4ICG) in support of scaling up Malaysian-based technology companies.

Chief digital industry officer Gopi Ganesalingam said the introduction of the 4ICG is to increase productivity, product quality, improve quality of life and preserve the ecological integrity of 10 key economic sectors and six supporting sectors of the Malaysian economy as outlined in the national policy on the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

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