Digitalization offers developing countries the opportunity to make significant technological leaps. Economists call this phenomenon leapfrogging. This means that less developed economies can skip a technological development stage and thus catch up more quickly with highly developed economies.

Malaysians have finally seen the light at the end of the tunnel after more than 500 days in lockdown, partial lockdown, and Movement Control Order (MCO). The government announced that the economy would reopen with simplified but strict Standard Operating Procedures (SOP).

A survey among the facilities managers in Malaysia about the barriers that impede their Whole Life Cycle Costing implementation and the drivers that are needed to overcome the barriers.

This report presents the strategic planning of development of technology hub in Johor, Malaysia. It begins with an overview look into Johor and the significance of the development. Detail strategies are elaborated especially in context of business for the technology hub's knowledge-based economy and innovation ecosystem.

This Executive Briefing discusses the potentials of Smart Agriculture in Johor, Malaysia. It starts with an overview to agriculture sector in Johor and continues with exploration on the challenges and issues that the sector is facing before solutions are proposed. The solutions include the use of digital technologies, including IoT, cloud, and data analytics.

A systematic look of policies that binds Malaysia's digital and smart city policies.

Covid-19 pandemic has drastically disrupt a lot of industries including hospitality. A systematic view of hospitality industry.