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The Ministry of Finance in Malaysia will fully implement the Integrated Financial Management System (IFMS) by November this year to enable effective monitoring of the ministry’s operations and performance.

Shukor bin Ibrahim, director of the eProcurement unit under the Ministry of Finance (MOF) told FutureGov Asia Pacific that IFMS is another major ICT system based on online strategic reporting to facilitate effective decision-making by the top management.

Ibrahim said one of the main features of the IFMS is the strategic dashboard that provides a multi-dimensional view of the current performance of the MOF’s strategic programmes for the top management review and intervention.

Read more: Malaysia to launch integrated financial management system

Public health in the country can only be upgraded to better serve the people through the adoption of information technology, Deputy Health Minister Datuk Rosnah Abdul Rashid Shirlin said Tuesday.

She said that was the way to go to achieve greater performance and optimise the use of limited resources.

"Our government has always endorsed adoption of new technologies. Besides the identification of Telehealth by the Health Ministry since the 1990s, the public health domain in the ministry has moved forward in the use of ICT," she said when opening the 18th Public Health Colloquium and International Public Health Conference by Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia (UKM), here.

Read more: MY: Adoption Of IT Vital To Upgrade Public Health - Rosnah

Thursday launch of new identifi cation system for expats, with security features including

A new identification system for expatriates in the country will be implemented by the government from  Thursday.

Called I-Pass, the new system is an improvement and will replace the current I-Kad system, The Malay Mail has learnt.

Similar in nature to the MyKad, the I-Pass will have security measures embedded, including biometric data.

Read more: MY: From I-Kad to I-Pass

PIKOM, the National ICT Association of Malaysia, is championing for one government body to oversee information and communications (ICT) development in the country.

Its president, Shaifubahrim Saleh, said ICT development was being looked after by more than two ministries now and there was overlapping responsibilities.

"What we need is one authority to champion key initiatives for ICT development and we have been submitting memoranda to the government on this," he said at the launch of Compuware office here today.

Read more: MY: PIKOM Pushes For Single Government Body To Oversee ICT Development

The system, linked to National Registration Dept allows election workers to positively identify voters before giving them ballot papers.

The Election Commission (EC) is conducting a thorough study on the use of fingerprint biometric system which may be applied in the 13th general election, said state EC director Datu Takun Sunggah.

The use of the system is to avoid multiple voting and provide greater transparency in the electoral roll.

Read more: MY: Biometric system a possibility

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