As its eco-system connecting dedicated citizens, initiatives, companies and local authorities and enable them to solve social problems and create sustainable social impact through social business
Sunway City obtained the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) Malaysia Cybercentre status, thus creating an ecosystem that fosters a competitive environment to attract and support information technology (IT)-enabled industries. Today, Sunway City is fully Wi-Fi enabled providing free
Our Smart City initiative, synergizing with the Living Lab initiative, adopts intelligent technologies to promote more efficient public service and city living, higher quality of life within a safe city, and greater sustainability for the environment.
In April 1994, the Government approved a Conceptual Scheme, based on the Garden City Concept, to turn Putrajaya into an intelligent city and a ‘city-in-a-garden’.
The Smart Selangor initiative by the Selangor State Government seeks to leverage the Internet of Things (IoT) solutions in improving the quality life of its citizens, in line with the urbanisation wave. The Initiative encompasses an initial
To create Melaka as a hub of green technology in the country, regional and international levels by 2020
Iskandar Malaysia is envisioned to be a metropolis that is ahead of its time, where living, entertainment, and business would seamlessly converge within a vibrant and sustainable environment of international standing.
The Greater Kuala Lumpur/Klang Valley (Greater KL) was designated as a National Key Economic Area (NKEA) under Malaysia’s Economic Transformation Programme (ETP).
Here is a rhyming query: How smart can a smart city be? As smart as Songdo? Or as smart as the proposed traffic controls in Amaravati? Forget London, New York, San Francisco and Paris for a moment.
GRAB, Malaysia’s and Southeast Asia’s leading on-demand transportation and fintech platform, and the Malaysian Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC), have formalised a memorandum of understanding for the development of the Malaysia City Brain initiative. First announced in January
THE world of tomorrow promises to be data driven, arguably even more so than today. The advent of the Internet of Things and cloud computing means information can be transferred at any given moment, as long as