These Cybercities and Cybercentres will adhere to a set criteria based on the readiness of proposed sites and its value proposition for economic growth.
The MSC Malaysia National Rollout represents the second phase of the MSC Malaysia initiative, which was to bring advances to the country through the innovative use of ICT and accelerate Malaysia's growth into becoming a developed nation by 2020.
Also known as the Next Leap, the main objective of the MSC Malaysia National Rollout (2004-2010), which coincides with the 9th Malaysia Plan period is to spread the MSC Malaysia benefits and value proposition nationwide by reaching out to both the industry and general community. The key to this initiative is the rollout of MSC Malaysia Cybercities and Cybercentres, which will serve as catalysts in bridging the country's bridge digital divide, enhance the nation's growth and competitiveness besides serving as the platform to cultivate a performance culture in service delivery.
The extension of MSC Malaysia's enabling environment and incentives is expected to boost the growth of new investments, particularly in ICT and knowledge-based industries and generate high value jobs in the states. MDeC together with the State Government will identify and develop niche clusters as well as high growth sectors for individual states/ regions based on their strategic strengths and comparative advantages. To attract, nurture and retain ICT-enabled industries, MSC Malaysia has developed standards that will enable these industries to set up their businesses in competitive environments called Cybercities and Cybercentres.
The MSC Malaysia programmes for these clusters will be structured to allow for continuous review and for the local SMEs to be nurtured and developed into becoming MSC Malaysia global companies. Key ObjectivesKey objective of the MSC Malaysia National Rollout is to spread MSC Malaysia benefits and value propositions nationwide, reaching out to both industry and the community-at-large. It is expected that the rollout of MSC Malaysia enabling environment will:
To find out more about MSC Malaysia's National Rollout Phases, choose one of the following:
MSC Malaysia Phase 1
MSC Malaysia Phase 2
MSC Malaysia Phase 3
Also known as the Next Leap, the main objective of the MSC Malaysia National Rollout (2004-2010), which coincides with the 9th Malaysia Plan period is to spread the MSC Malaysia benefits and value proposition nationwide by reaching out to both the industry and general community. The key to this initiative is the rollout of MSC Malaysia Cybercities and Cybercentres, which will serve as catalysts in bridging the country's bridge digital divide, enhance the nation's growth and competitiveness besides serving as the platform to cultivate a performance culture in service delivery.
The extension of MSC Malaysia's enabling environment and incentives is expected to boost the growth of new investments, particularly in ICT and knowledge-based industries and generate high value jobs in the states. MDeC together with the State Government will identify and develop niche clusters as well as high growth sectors for individual states/ regions based on their strategic strengths and comparative advantages. To attract, nurture and retain ICT-enabled industries, MSC Malaysia has developed standards that will enable these industries to set up their businesses in competitive environments called Cybercities and Cybercentres.
The MSC Malaysia programmes for these clusters will be structured to allow for continuous review and for the local SMEs to be nurtured and developed into becoming MSC Malaysia global companies. Key ObjectivesKey objective of the MSC Malaysia National Rollout is to spread MSC Malaysia benefits and value propositions nationwide, reaching out to both industry and the community-at-large. It is expected that the rollout of MSC Malaysia enabling environment will:
 | enhance national and regional growth and competitiveness | |
| and bridge digital divide in the country |
MSC Malaysia Phase 1MSC Malaysia Phase 2MSC Malaysia Phase 3
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