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aL Y.Ve] 5 | MMe MUS LT touched by the information and communications ema SAC@I MCN Mel meen entry MIE EL OME. CM Uae se Remi TsTe in society and driven us to greater heights. Malaysia offers ample opportunity in this industry that is ripe for the picking. There will always be demand for ICT talents to help make Meat Tem ices Cece MTC TMT time to embrace and make Malaysia your aR RAN cess ICT: Is it For You? 3 4 6 12 14 16 Overview Sectors in ICT Jobs and Salary Range in ICT Qualifications Employers of ICT Professional Associations Outlook Notes DPAARAAARAAAAANT OVERVIEW AM MT Coe CURR cus Canute} NOSE U ORE Mesa ies rc Rua BUM nce eh a OM country's GDP in 2010, with the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) as the heart of the country's ICT sector. This figure Peo ce Ree ROR La Ree The ICT industry in Malaysia generally falls under three categories. The first is information technology. Any design, development, testing, deployment and marketing of software applications fall under this category. The application can be in embedded form within devices, packaged software or online applications, The second category is the shared services and outsourcing (SSO). The services category is broadly defined as provision of the IT and the IT-enabled services to vertical industries such as Oil & Gas, Healthcare and Banking across geopolitical boundaries. Examples of the SSO include business process outsourcing, data processing and call centre services. The third category is creative content. Creative content is defined as goods that have strong cultural, aesthetics or entertainment value. Examples of these goods are movies, animation, infotainment or video games. Therefore, any activity related to the creation and distribution of such item falls under this category. The ICT industry is indeed very broad in nature. But the focus on these three categories is intentional as it rides on a culturally diverse knowledge workforce, one of Malaysia's key strength. The ICT sector has also been identified as one of the engines for wealth creation under the Economic Transformation Programme (ETP). With the kind of support given, the ICT industry is set to grow larger and provide ample opportunities to all involved,

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