MALAYSIA: Strategic Plan Department of Statistics 2010-14 - Paris21

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ENVIRONMENT CHANGE AND ITS IMPLICATION TO DOSM2.1 Issues and ChallengesChallengesfacedThe DOSM is responsive to the various challenges as itaffects the structure and functions of the Department.Among the challenges faced by DOSM are issues relatedto National Development Policies and the NationalVision, globalisation, economic liberalisation, transition ofthe economy from production-based to knowledge-based,ICT development and telecommunications. Being theproducer of national statistics, it is imperative for DOSM toproduce and interpret relevant statistical information infulfilling the demand for decision making and policyformulation. The main challenges faced by DOSM are:2.1.1 National Development Policy andNational VisionTo ensure the implementation of DevelopmentPolicies and National Vision is on the right path, theGovernment continuously review and evaluate theeffectiveness of the development programmes. As aresult, there would be changes in prioritisation ordiscontinuation of programmes and the introduction ofnew policies.Concept“1Malaysia -People First,Performance Now ”The government is in the midst of formulating the TenthMalaysia Plan (MP) based on the outcome approachtowards realising Vision 2020 in line with the mainthrusts of National Mission and “1Malaysia - PeopleFirst, Performance Now” concept. To ensure effectiveplanning and implementation of the developmentprogrammes, the thrusts of National Mission areelaborated in the NKRA and the Key Results Area(KRA) in the Tenth MP.Hence, as the producer of national statistics, thedirection and strategies of DOSM should be flexible intandem with the National Mission and the NKRA.STRATEGIC PLAN 2010 - 2014DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA17
ENVIRONMENT CHANGE AND ITS IMPLICATION TO DOSM2.1.2 GlobalisationThe rapid developments in ICT and economic liberalisationhave accelerated market globalisation. Changes in thedirection of globalisation have significantly affected the nation’scompetitiveness.The advancement of ICT and its increased use in trade hasallowed better accessibility to various products and servicesworldwide. ICT has also enabled trade transactions andinternational services to be conducted online. In the medicalfield, online clinical specialists’ consultancy services areavailable. For example, analysis of a scanned x-ray image froma hospital in Malaysia which requires a specialist opinion fromabroad would be transmitted online. The foreign specialistwould then send the report back to Malaysia. All thetransactions and payments are done online.Another example is international trade transactions. Purchasingof computer software, films, videos and audios via internet arerapidly growing across national borders through onlinepayment. These two examples illustrate the enormouschallenges faced by DOSM in the collection of accurate andcomprehensive information.The progress in ICT has also affected globalisation process. Asa result, information are transmitted rapidly. An event orinformation available in real-time causes the information to beeasily obsolete. Users are able to compare DOSM’s productsand the release time with that of other national statisticalorganisations. Thus, proactive measures and responsivenessto the current needs as well as setting new benchmarks in theproduction of official national statistics are the priority of DOSM.The openness in the ICT system does not only facilitate abetter delivery of products however, it poses threats to thesecurity of information. Online data transmission fromproviders to DOSM or vice versa is always exposed to intrusionby cyber criminals. Furthermore, systems application and data18STRATEGIC PLAN 2010 - 2014DEPARTMENT OF STATISTICS, MALAYSIA
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