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National roadmap positions Malaysia as global leader in AI technology: Kone

PETALING JAYA: The National Artificial Intelligence Roadmap (AI Roadmap) positions Malaysia as a global leader in AI technology, said elevator company...

MDEC and Microsoft fast-track Malaysia's aspirations as the Digital Hub of ASEAN

MDEC is working with Microsoft on a range of projects to digitalize Malaysia, upskill the people and drive a more sustainable digital economy

DNB & Ericsson collaborates on 5G Development Centre-MRANTI campus

Lilian Chen of Langit Collective opens up about on-the-job learning as CEO

Lilian Chen of Langit Collective opens up about on-the-job learning as CEO Share If you are a self-respecting glutton, chances are you have tasted their heirloom rice. From paddy terraces dotting rural Borneo, planted organically by farmers who close to 60% are women, to now a star ingredient at top KL restaurants, including the few who made it onto the latest extended list of Asia’s Best 50 Restaurants. I ask Lilian Chen, CEO of Langit Collective, whether there was a concerted effort to woo these acclaimed restaurants and their demanding chefs.     “To be honest, it wasn’t easy at the beginning to convince chefs that they should give our products a shot; we were not an established supplier (hence no credibility), and selling local Malaysian rice at that price point was unheard of,” the

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Minister tells Dayak entrepreneurs to grab business opportunities offered by Entrepreneur Development Ministry | Money

Sunday, 04 Apr 2021 07:19 PM MYT Datuk Seri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar speaks to reporters in Kuching June 5, 2019. — Picture by Sulok Tawie Subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates on news you need to know. KUCHING, April 4 — The Ministry of Entrepreneur Development and Co-operatives (Medac) wants village traders especially Dayak entrepreneurs to grab business opportunities offered by agencies under the ministry. Its minister, Datuk Seri Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar said he also wanted small-time entrepreneurs in every district or interior areas to endeavour to expand their businesses. ‘’I throw this challenge to the young who want to venture into numerous types of businesses such as manufacturing, agriculture and others.