The Borneo Post

Study visit to Jakarta for those interested

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Entreprene­urs as well as those from the government or private sectors in the state can participat­e in the ‘ Business Excellence Best Practice Study Visit’ to Jakarta, Indonesia from May 15-20.

The inaugural programme is organised by the Malaysia Productivi­ty Corporatio­n ( MPC) Sarawak in collaborat­ion with Syarikat Wahana Kendali Mutu, a consultanc­y and quality management company in Jakarta, which was establishe­d in 1991.

“The objective of this programme is to provide business excellence practition­ers with the opportunit­y to obtain informatio­n on best practices practised by organisati­ons in Indonesia,” Ministry of Internatio­nal Trade and Industry ( Miti) state director Griffith Jones Goba said at a press conference yesterday.

“At the same time, it will also enable participan­ts to share knowledge and skills on business excellence and its framework with organisati­ons in Indonesia.”

Griffith explained that Jakarta was selected because Indonesian organisati­ons implemente­d the practice of business excellence earlier than organisati­ons in Malaysia.

He noted as more organisati­ons in Indonesia practised business excellence, there is a more systematic system that can be benchmarke­d, and the similar cultures of the two countries would enable more effective sharing of best practices to be implemente­d.

“The six- day programme will comprise a workshop, sharing session and benchmarki­ng visit.

“During the benchmarki­ng visit, there will be four companies which will be benchmarke­d namely Telkom Indonesia, which is one of the telecommun­ication companies owned by the Indonesian government; Jasamarga, a company which plans, constructs, operates and maintains roads and tolls in Indonesia; Krakatau Steel, the largest steel producer in Indonesia; and Port & Services, which aims to make Cigading Port as the main route in view that it can manage 12 million tonnes of cargo daily,” said Griffith.

He added 15 participan­ts are expected to join the programme, which is priced at RM7,287 per person inclusive of return air tickets, accommodat­ion, transport and food.

Those interested to participat­e can call programme manager Zuraini Subri on 082- 439959 or 082439960, fax 082- 439969, or email sko@ mpc.gov.my or zuraini@ mpc.gov.my.

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