MDEC appoints chief digital business officer as part of Reinvent agenda Details 02 March 2021
The Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) has appointed Aiza Azreen Ahmad (pictured) as chief digital business officer to drive all business development, strategic and operational aspects of the company. This includes corporate and business development initiatives; strategic planning; budget development and control; commercial input into national digitalisation development; as well as support investor relationships and fundraising.
In her new role, Aiza will be a member of the MDEC Operating Council and will report directly to CEO Surina Shukri. She will oversee and steer the digital adoption ecosystem in eCommerce, business digital adoption, data ecosystem development and the digital infrastructure departments. She will also lead external innovation opportunities to expand commercial strategies and build corporate business and innova
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KOTA KINABALU: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) Hospital has received a RM1.5mil contribution from the Sabah government to help it conduct Covid-19 tests.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor presented the contribution to UMS deputy vice-chancellor (research and innovation) associate professor Dr Ramzah Dambul in a ceremony at the Sabah administrative centre here yesterday.
Also present were State Secretary Datuk Safar Untong and Deputy State Secretary (Administration) Datuk Hajah Masnah Matsalleh.
At the same event, state Community Development and People’s Well-being Minister Shahelmey Yahya, who is also Sabah Council of Social Service president, handed over 5,000 pieces of personal protection equipment (PPE) for the state’s frontliners to Hajiji, according to a statement from the Chief Minister’s office.