Good stock . If want better return, don't touch and go.

Seems good

Nowadays still got this type of thing but line really cannot, he don't even know this sector but still act like pro. Lol

Honestly to what neonstike share. I am ok. Not so direct related but still iot thingy and it trend. Worth a reading, at least healthy then just hoot9eonly is naive , neon is spammer lo.

I'm naive, line is prophet. Let's spam the counter together. Hahaha...

Line is most smart in this counter , almost predict everything , even the future , share price and iot , metaverse. Wonderful line. Best of all time

What thing is irrelevant ?

We cannot too selfish, sometime need to feed the monyet banana, else who do show to entertain us ? Hahahaah

Spam the whole forum but don't even know about Internet of thing. Just blow and blow and acting macam yes

Nice

I work for tech companies, I know what is intergrade system but I don't know what is programing +> line

I don't know IT but I macam yes- Line

Agree

Cloud is the future

Everyone rmb Line

You means the
API = IT ?

Stubbornness and stxxxpidity is the best twins

Wonder how much operator pay for Line.

Making nonsense but still thinking himself is correct - line

So random again...

Wow, did I imagine anything ?
or you help me to define who I am ?

Lol

Everyone here is keyboard warrior.

Nice...
Continue being toxicity. Nothing help XD

Joker line

Line- IoT expert but don't know IoT.
Like thos sifu, tapi blow that type

= ) wow , even comment also similar thing ?

I doubt your education level

Wow ,Mr Google. API master say everyone can do IoT. Wow .

=）

Nice

Up and down , down and up

Prophet line. Blow water number one.

Hehe... How you know ?

Lol

Boosting up

Must know ? Like you ? Don't know act know ? Hehe

Act like macam yes, but don't know About IoT. Tsk tsk tsk ..

Iot is not complex ? Because like you said , Everything follow YouTube will do.

As the conversation keep going on, you are only the one keep spamming ? Now say people keyboard warrior. Lol

Wow, all come in row.

Keyboard warrior ramai ? Line, you are the one All time spamming. Lol

Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are the central hub that runs a business. It is critical to have one based on current technology, which makes it easier to share data across an organisation.

Historically, ERP solutions have carried a high cost in the software, hardware, implementation, and training expenses. Years ago, it was commonplace to hear horror stories about ERP projects that were over-budget, crippled business and took double the time to implement.

It was customary for companies and IT departments to be very gun shy of making any changes. Thus, they kept ERP systems beyond their usefulness and are still running such legacy software.

Today, with the many advantages of moving to the cloud, the efficiency of ERP has brought a renewed interest in replacing legacy ERP systems. Many companies using legacy solutions also have several disparate programs, including a large collection of Excel spreadsheets used outside of the system. These external processes create inefficiencies, increase the chance of human error and still need to be integrated into the ERP promptly.

The pandemic reminded all companies that the cost of downtime is enormous — to the bottom line, customer satisfaction and a company’s reputation. Companies needed 24/7 availability and needed multiple employees to collaborate with team members in unison.

Many companies also needed to adapt quickly – by creating new products, retrofitting their current equipment to make new products, and adding additional production lines. Time was a critical factor in designing, production and distribution.

By replacing legacy ERP solutions, business processes can be adjusted to increase productivity, costly server hardware no longer needed, and upgrades rolled out to an entire organisation easily. Over-budget and lengthy implementations are no longer the ‘norm’ of an ERP project.

The first significant step toward adopting a new ERP system is assembling an effective project team. A well-appointed team can help select the best possible ERP system suited to meet an organisation’s needs and mitigate employee resistance.

Assembling an all-star team for ERP projects is critical to implementation success, and it’s important not to take these decisions lightly.

Hehe

Line ~ still stuck with same topic. Can ignore aldi.

https://www.thestar.com.my/business/business-news/2021/11/03/arb-sets-up-iot-rd-unit

Anyhow I am still confident with ARB. Short term maybe no , but mid term, long term ?
What if there are a big turnover and return on coming QR ? I guess being confident is nothing wrong if they company is having the value behind.

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https://www.theedgemarkets.com/article/my-say-new-economic-paradigm-malaysias-multiple-challenges

Recommendation 4: Assisting more SMEs
The 12MP document paid scant attention to identifying the most critical issues facing Malaysia’s 1.15 million SMEs. Academic research into the problems SMEs face today indicate liquidity issues and the inability to grow; lack of access to appropriate technology; the inability to develop relevant skill sets; and lack of ability to collect market information and gain customers. Past government programmes to assist SMEs have only reached a small number of those in need.

One of the problems is the limited reach of government initiatives, while another problem is the lack of effectiveness. Too many SMEs have found the conditions to obtain assistance too difficult, and banks have imposed strict loan conditions such as collateral, support documentation and past performance records to qualify for loans. The national liquidity squeeze due to delayed payment in both the public and private sectors requires a practical solution. Rather than create another agency to assist contractors to get paid quicker from the government, a national factoring scheme could be put into place to expedite quicker payments and increase the velocity of money around the economy. SME proprietors do not have time to attend full-time vocational courses as they are working full time. There should be a radical shift in education towards part-time to teach basic SME finance, management, marketing and technology skills. It is also well worth studying how the Thai government assisted the development of SMEs through the One Tambon One Product (OTOP) scheme, when it was in operation, in arranging trade fairs as well as travel expos to new markets and customers, and developing online business models.

Industry 4.0 and digitisation are well and good once the nation’s SMEs develop a critical level of health, are skilled up and ready to expand. Unfortunately, for most of Malaysia’s SMEs, they are not ready now.

Why need to use multiple accounts to comment ?