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Industry 4.0: Are We Ready?

  • June 19, 2017
19th June 2017, MITI

The imminent rise of artificial intelligence, the robotisation of our daily life like the use of 3D printing, the dominance of big data and internet of thigs has resulted through the fourth industrial revolution. This topic is no longer new in Malaysia, as most industry has started talking about it especially those who are heavily affected by this revolution.

MITI recently organised a half day seminar on industry 4.0 targeting on its government officials. MIGHT through En. Rushdi Abdul Rahim was invited as one of the speaker, to set the scene of where Malaysia is currently in the scheme of Fourth Industrial Revolution and its implication. Given that this industrial revolution as a game changer, it would generate profound political, economic and social changes.

The aim for this engagement and awareness is to address as to how are governments to prepare, manage, and respond to the developments associated with the fourth industrial revolution. Additionally, what will the government of the future look like and how will it fulfil and deliver its core functions.

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