Ensuring continuous growth in ICT


Chin says Malaysia’s ICT sector continues to face the challenge of brain drain.

THE National ICT Association of Malaysia (Pikom) is urging the Government to improve the affordability and availability of ICT goods and services to benefit the man on the street, given the current economic challenges and rising cost of living.

“Given the prevalent use and consumption of ICT today on a daily basis, the following measures recommended below will have a cascading effect not just on spurring the ICT industry but to also benefit almost every Malaysian,” said Pikom chairman Chin Chee Seong.

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