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ETP ANNUAL REPORT 2011
enablers
While there have not been new expansions of Malaysian
companies in this sector, all of them have strengthened their
operations and are further contributing to the Malaysian
economy through profits gained from their existing regional
operations.
The companies will continue to strengthen the position through
increasing subscribers, improving efficiency and strengthening
margins. New services will be introduced depending on regulatory
frameworks which are different for different territories.
The Communications Content and Infrastructure sector will require
43,162 jobs by 2020. Of this, 25,899 employees will be required to
support the EPPs while existing business opportunities require an
additional 17,263 employees.
The sector will continue to grow professional development in
the industry. In telecommunications, a consolidated approach
between PEMANDU, TalentCorp and the Ministry of Higher
Education (MoHE) was initiated to ensure that the number of
graduates in relevant telecommunications and engineering fields
would be met by 2020.
From the creative content and multimedia perspective, the Ministry
of Science, Technology and Innovation (MOSTI) has completed the
Summary of Communications Content and Infrastructure NKEA
2020 Target
Incremental GNI Impact RM35.7 billion
Additional jobs 43,162
Critical targets for 2012
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Revenue from exporting creative content to total RM660 million
Accumulative digitised content to total 50,000 hours
To commission 1,904 cumulative programme sites
Data centre bandwidth revenue to total RM300 million
To create 100 Telepresence sites/endpoints
Ensuring 65 per cent broadband penetration
Ensuring 10 per cent of bandwidth price reduction
To provide 50 per cent accumulative online government services
To ensure two agencies adopt the Digital Document Management System
To ensure 200,000 containers transacted using Smartag readers
framework of the Creative Industry Lifelong Learning Programme
in collaboration with several key stakeholders such as MDeC,
Ministry of Information, Communications and Culture and the
Public Services Department (JPA).
This initiative will financially support the students who have been
selected to pursue tertiary programmes in creative content at
local universities or educational centres abroad. It also provides
financial assistance for professionals in the creative content sector
to pursue masterclasses locally or abroad.
Further within the content sector is the accreditation of creative
talents led by the Creative Content Industry Guild (CCIG). The first
phase of the accreditation will focus on three skill sets, i.e. Actor/
Actress, Directors, and Production Crews. This initiative aims to
raise the standard of professionalism and quality of the creative
content practitioners and subsequently shift the industry income
bracket to the next level.
The accreditation will complement the drive to have more
productions done in Malaysia. In addition, the second phase of
the Integrated Content Development programme was launched
in October 2011 by MDeC to provide financial assistance to
computer-generated imagery (CGI) and mobile content producers
in support of computer graphics and multimedia applications.