MSC_Malaysia_Cybercities_Cybercentres_Presentation_2012.pdf

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MULTIMEDIA DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION SDN BHD (MDeC)

26 April 2012

MSC Malaysia Cybercities / Cybercentres


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MSC Malaysia

MDeC in brief

Overview of MSC Malaysia

Incentives to MSC Malaysia Status Companies

MSC Malaysia Cybercity / Cybercentre

Concept and Strategy

MSC Malaysia Status: Categories and Definitions

Qualifying Criteria

Performance Standards

Application Processes

Roles of Cybercities and Cybercentres

Benefits to Stakeholders

Post Approval Obligations

Contents


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Driving Malaysias ICT Initiative

MDeC is the organization that is mandated by the Govt. ofMalaysia to drive the realization of the National ICT initiative

the MSC Malaysia

We move the country towards the

K-Economy and help Malaysia achieve Vision 2020

A government company under the

purview of the Ministry of Science, Technology & Innovation


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Overview of MSC Malaysia

Federal Governments initiative to:

Attract foreign and localinvestment

Nurture and promote growth

of local ICT industry

Promote greater usage of ICT

by the community

10 MSC Malaysia Bill of

Guarantees

Create the conducive MSC

enabling business environment

Indirect and spillover effect to

surrounding communities

MSC Malaysia Multimedia

Applications

Clustering of technology

companies

MSC Malaysia Cybercities /

Cybercentres

Initially 15x50 corridor, Cyberjaya

as National ICT Hub

Eventually, whole nation

WHAT WHEREHOW


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Incentives to MSC Malaysia Status Companies

MSC Malaysia Bill of Guarantees (BoGs)

1. To provide a world-class physical and information

infrastructure

2. To allow unrestricted employment of knowledge

workers

3. To ensure freedom of ownership

4. To give the freedom to source capital globally for

MSC infrastructure and the rights to borrow funds

globally

5. To provide competitive financial incentives including

no income tax or an investment tax allowance for upto ten years and no duties on the import of

multimedia equipment

6. To become a regional leader in intellectual

property protection and cyberlaws

7. To ensure no censorship of Internet

8. To provide globally competitive

telecommunications tariffs

9. To tender key MSC Malaysia infrastructure

contracts to leading companies willing to use the

MSC Malaysia as their regional hub

10. To provide a high powered implementation

agency to act as an effective one-stop super-shop


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Concept of MSC Malaysia National Rollout


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Status TypeStatus TypeStatus TypeStatus Type DefinitionsDefinitionsDefinitionsDefinitions Who can apply?Who can apply?Who can apply?Who can apply?

MSC Malaysia Status

Companies

Technology-based Companies

IHLs

Incubators

Local or foreign companies that are involved in the development and utilisation of ICT;

Institute of Higher Learning (IHL) and Incubation Centres.

Public / private organisations

MSC Malaysia Cybercities and

Cybercentres

MSC Malaysia Cybercity and Cybercentre are designated MSC Malaysia area with

conducive business environment that provides the ecosystem to attract ICT investors and

promote the growth of local ICT companies.

MSC Malaysia Cybercities and Cybercentres are also the designated areas in which the

MSC Malaysia Bill of Guarantees No. 1 is offered to MSC Malaysia status companies.

In general, MSC Malaysia Cybercities offers higher and more stringent level of

infrastructure and infostructure service delivery compared to MSC MalaysiaCybercentres.

State Governments, Property

Developers, Building Owners .

MSC Malaysia Status: Categories and Definitions


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QUALIFYING CRITERIA FOR MSC MALAYSIA CYBERCITY/CYBERCENTREQUALIFYING CRITERIA FOR MSC MALAYSIA CYBERCITY/CYBERCENTREQUALIFYING CRITERIA FOR MSC MALAYSIA CYBERCITY/CYBERCENTREQUALIFYING CRITERIA FOR MSC MALAYSIA CYBERCITY/CYBERCENTRE

1 Driven by State Government, and Cybercity/Cybercentre stakeholder

2 Broadband and infrastructure readiness

3 Customer focused management with KPIs

4 Competitive environment to attract investment, nurture start-ups / SMEs and house knowledge workers

5 Talent pool availability

6 Proximity and linkages to universities and research centres

7 Use relevant Flagship Applications to enhance service delivery

8 State ICT Blueprint providing value propositions for local economy

Qualifying Criteria

Compliance to MSC Malaysia Performance

Standards


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Overview of MSC Malaysia Performance Standards (1/2)

Infostructure

Multiple network facilities and service providers environment

99.9% service availability

Full coverage for all cellular operators

Electricity Supply

Power redundancy and 99.9% service availability

< 15 seconds restoration time of back-up power supply to enterprise

Water Supply

Availability of service level agreement or client charter on water supplyservices

Transportation

2 public transportation modes


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Overview of MSC Malaysia Performance Standards (2/2)

Natural Environment

Availability of environmental compliance / initiatives

Security and Safety

10 minutes response for authorities

Availability of Emergency Response Plan (ERP)

Customer Service Quality

One Stop Centre for Cybercity / Cybercentre managementwith client charter

ISO 9001 Certification for the Cybercity / Cybercentre Management or OneStop Centre


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Background on the Process for Application and Recognition of MSC Malaysia

Cybercity/Cybercentre status

1. Cabinet approved process for application and recognition of MSC Malaysia Cybercities / Cybercentres on 13 March 2009:

Stage 1: Application for Cybercity/Cybercentre Development

Stage 2: Recognition & Operationalisation of Cybercity/Cybercentre Status

Stage 3: Application for Additional Area (& New Premises) or New Premises in Existing

Cybercity/Cybercentre

2. Process to be implemented through Asas Rujukan Pentadbiran document (which includes the new CCM Agreementtemplate), which was approved by MOSTI in December 2010.


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ApplicationApplicationApplicationApplication Process: Stage 1Process: Stage 1Process: Stage 1Process: Stage 1 ---- Development of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / CybercentreDevelopment of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / CybercentreDevelopment of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / CybercentreDevelopment of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / Cybercentre

Consultation PhaseConsultation with MDeC

Assessment Phase Submission of Full Proposal **

Assessment by MDeC ***

Approval Phase

Stage 1: Approval for

Development of MSC

Malaysia Cybercity /

Cybercentre

Decision by

MOSTI

* Document Required

1. Letter of Intent

2. Preliminary Proposal

** Document Required

1. Qualifying Criteria and Readiness Report

2. MSC Malaysia Performance Standards

Compliance Report

Submission of Preliminary Proposal *

Escalation to

MOSTI

Escalation

to YAB PMDecision by

YAB PM

Obtain Feedback from Ministries ****Escalation Phase **** MOF, MITI, MHLG, MEGTW, MICC

MOSTI to issue notification letter

Approve

Reject Approve Reject

*** Inclusive of Site Visit / Pre-Audit by MDeC on

the proposed Cybercity / Cybercentre site

As approved

by Cabinet

Note: For applications in the States, all applications need to go through the State CCM


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ApplicationApplicationApplicationApplication Process: Stage 2Process: Stage 2Process: Stage 2Process: Stage 2 Recognition and Implementation of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / Cybercentre StatusRecognition and Implementation of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / Cybercentre StatusRecognition and Implementation of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / Cybercentre StatusRecognition and Implementation of MSC Malaysia Cybercity / Cybercentre Status

Submission of Application*

Compliance Audit by MDeC **

Decision by

MOSTI

* Document Required:

MSC Malaysia Performance Standards

Compliance Report (Updated)

Note: For applications in the States, allapplications need to go through the State CCM

Escalation to

MOSTI

Minister Informs

Applicant on Gaps to be

Resolved

Notifications of Approval***

Approve

** Assessment and compliance audit by MDeC on

the proposed Cybercity / Cybercentre

designated premise(s)

Reject

Signing of Cybercity/Cybercentre Manager

(CCM) Agreement between MDeC and

Applicant

*** Consist of: Letter of Recognition of Status by MOSTI

Issuance of Certificate of Status signed by YAB PM

Letter to Inform Applicant on area, boundary and designated

premises

As approved

by Cabinet


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ApplicationApplicationApplicationApplication Process: Stage 3Process: Stage 3Process: Stage 3Process: Stage 3 Expansion of Boundary & New Designated Premises in Existing Cybercity / CybercentreExpansion of Boundary & New Designated Premises in Existing Cybercity / CybercentreExpansion of Boundary & New Designated Premises in Existing Cybercity / CybercentreExpansion of Boundary & New Designated Premises in Existing Cybercity / Cybercentre

Assessment and on-site audit

by MDeC

Decision by

MOSTI

* Document Required

1. Application letter from Cybercity/Cybercentre

Manager (CCM)

2. Performance Standards Compliance Report

Note: For applications in the States, all applications

need to go through the State CCM

Submission of application for additional

area/new designated premise*

Escalation to MOSTI

MOSTI to issue

approval letter to

applicant

MOSTI informs applicants of gaps to be

resolved

Approved

Rejected

Applicant to enter

revised CCM agreement

with MDeC

As approved

by Cabinet


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Roles of Cybercity / Cybercentre

Provide the conducive business environment and ecosystem that:

Attracts ICT investors

Nurtures local ICT companies to become global players

In essence, house MSC Malaysia status companies

Partner of MDeC and the Government in:

Delivery of MSC Malaysia Bills of Guarantees (BoG) to MSC Malaysia status companies

Cybercity / Cybercentre is notabout property-play.

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Benefits to Stakeholders

State Governments

New magnet to draw investments in order to fuel local economic

growth

Attract MNCs in the area

Encourage growth of technopreneurs

Technology Companies

Conducive business environment

Located in a cluster of similar companies

Accelerate growth through collaborative networking

Availability of value-adding services and support by CCM

Increase in industry-university linkups and collaborations

Community

Enjoy high standards of infra and infostructure

Increase in high-value jobs opportunities

Good entrepreneurial opportunities

Flagships applications in the area

Adoption of ICT usage as way of life

Cybercity/Cybercentre Management (CCM)

More high-value entities locating in designated area

Revenue generation for CCM

Leverage on marketing and other services by MDeC

Future linkups and collaborative networks with other Cybercities /

Cybercentres


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Cybercity / Cybercentre: Post-approval Obligations

Continuously fulfill the Qualifying Criteria and Performance Standards, particularly in delivering BoG1 and ensure delivery of Telcos andUtilities Performance Guarantees to MSC Malaysia Status Companies

Participate and provide assistance to MDeC in the annual audit on compliance to the Performance Standards

Setup a dedicated One-Stop-Centre (OSC) that will manage the day-to-day operations of the Cybercity / Cybercentre. Main roles of the

OSC are:

Attract MSC Malaysia status companies and ICT investors to relocate their business to the Cybercity / Cybercentre

Ensure continuous compliance of BoG1 and Performance Standards

Formulate and implement value adding ICT programmes to MSC Malaysia status companies

OSC to develop and implement within 6 months of approval of Status:

ISO 9001 certification

Cybercity / Cybercentre Management System (CCMS)

Internal Cybercity / Cybercentre networking session


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Thank You


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