Digital

Sarawak’s push for digitalisation is transforming local businesses through infrastructure investment, strategic partnerships, and training to bridge gaps in digital adoption and economic inclusion.

Transformasi digital Sarawak memperkasa perkhidmatan awam melalui aplikasi pintar, pendigitalan kebajikan, dan perluasan infrastruktur internet bagi meningkatkan kecekapan, aksesibiliti dan kesejahteraan rakyat seluruh negeri.

Sarawak is gaining worldwide attention for launching Keteq AI, the first-ever artificial intelligence-based power converter, developed to enhance smart energy systems. This innovation supports the state’s rapid shift into a technology-driven economy, placing Sarawak at the forefront of AI, digital economy, and smart infrastructure developments in Southeast Asia.

Walaupun peranan wanita dalam pembangunan negara semakin diiktiraf, ketidakseimbangan dalam penguasaan kemahiran digital antara lelaki dan wanita masih menjadi isu utama, terutamanya dalam sektor perkhidmatan awam dan komuniti umum.

Artikel ini meneroka usaha Kerajaan Sarawak dalam membina kerajaan berpaksikan rakyat melalui pendigitalan menyeluruh, merapatkan jurang bandar-luar bandar dan memperkukuh keterangkuman digital secara mampan menjelang 2030.

Sarawak is rapidly embracing digital technology in tourism, leveraging mobile apps, virtual reality, and smart platforms to enhance tourist engagement, promote attractions, and improve efficiency for domestic and international markets.

Hari Bersama Pelanggan (HBP) merupakan salah satu inisiatif penting dalam perkhidmatan awam yang bertujuan merapatkan hubungan antara agensi kerajaan dan rakyat.

Artikel ini mengupas cabaran serta langkah mempertingkatkan tenaga kerja mahir berprestasi tinggi dalam sektor awam Malaysia melalui transformasi digital, latihan berterusan, dan kolaborasi industri demi memastikan kelangsungan dan kualiti perkhidmatan awam.

As digital dependence grows, Sarawak prioritizes digital literacy through education and community initiatives, addressing challenges in misinformation, cybersecurity, and skill development for a more informed and responsible society.

Sarawak’s Resident and District Office websites provide essential public services but face inconsistencies in design, outdated content, and limited interactivity, requiring improvements in standardization, accessibility, and user engagement for better efficiency.