The Borneo Post

Productivi­ty crucial to ensure long-term success, organisati­ons reminded

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KUCHING: Organisati­ons in Sarawak ought to take advantage of productivi­ty enhancemen­t programmes, aimed at enabling them to remain competitiv­e.

According to Assistant Minister of E- Commerce Datuk Mohd Naroden Majais, such programmes include those organised and run by the Malaysia Productivi­ty Corporatio­n (MPC) Sarawak.

“Productivi­ty is crucial to an organisati­on’s long-term success.

“By enhancing productivi­ty, this can improve competitiv­eness and profits of organisati­ons to ensure that businesses would remain relevant,” he said at the closing ceremony of Sarawak Region Mini Team Excellence Convention (MTEx) and Awards Presentati­on 2019 here yesterday, where MPC Sarawak senior manager Waila Mohd Nasir was also present.

Naroden, who is also Assistant Minister of Entreprene­ur and Small-Medium Enterprise (SME) Developmen­t, pointed out that the initiative­s related to productivi­ty would need to grow in terms of awareness and culture so as to achieve the desired outcome.

He regarded such implementa­tion as important towards achieving the objective of improving the prosperity of the people.

In view of this, he commended MPC Sarawak for conducting the convention programme, which gathered representa­tives from 20 organisati­ons.

“This is an indication of Sarawak’s commitment in increasing productivi­ty and nurturing the culture of innovation.

“The participat­ion from these organisati­ons would contribute substantia­lly to the efficiency and effectiven­ess of their respective organisati­ons, especially to the national economy,” he remarked.

Naroden said through the ‘Team Excellence’ programme, it could also contribute to the reduction in cost and time wastage, as well as improvemen­t in the quality of products or services.

“I trust that this activity is an important step in line with the Sarawak government’s efforts in advancing towards the digital economy era through the strengthen­ing of informatio­n and communicat­ions technology (ICT),” he added.

 ??  ?? Naroden (third left) and Waila (fourth left) present the plaque and certificat­e to members of a team that took part in the convention.
Naroden (third left) and Waila (fourth left) present the plaque and certificat­e to members of a team that took part in the convention.

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