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Malaysia is among the top countries in the world in the usage of information communications technology (ICT).

Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Senator Datuk Abdul Raman Suliman said Malaysia was not far behind in the usage of ICT, adding that the Government was ensuring there was progress in every field.

Read more: Malaysia among top ICT users

The Malaysian Islamic Development Board (Jakim) website is the most popular among government agency electronic pages, registering 99.56 million hits in the first half of this year.

The Finance Ministry website trails a far second with 14,309,102 hits compared with Jakim's staggering 99,560,009.

The third most popular government website is that of the Ministry of International Trade and Industry with 10,340,803 hits followed by Kolej Universiti Islam Malaysia (8,166,483) and the Malaysian Industrial Development Board (7,426,992).

Read more: Malaysia: Jakim most popular govt website

Hardware providers are expected to be the biggest beneficiaries of the 12.9 billion ringgit (US$3.5 billion) budget allocated for information communications technology-related programs under Malaysia's new development plan.

The Ninth Malaysian Plan (9MP), the government's five-year blueprint to drive economic development in the country, covers a range of ICT (information communications technology) initiatives such as the computerization of government agencies, bridging the digital divide, research and development, Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) multimedia applications and MSC development.

Read more: Big money in Malaysian hardware sector

The government has directed Internet service providers (ISPs) to deploy Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6) services beginning next year.

Energy, Water and Communications Minister Datuk Seri Dr Lim Keng Yaik, in announcing this, said it was proposed that e-government services implement IPv6 the following year to enable the transformation of Malaysia to an IPv6-enabled nation in 2010.

Read more: Malaysia: Govt Directs ISPs To Deploy IPv6 Services From Next Year

Für die Regierung von Malaysia hat sich der Einsatz von Open Source bereits ausgezahlt, nun soll die zweite Phase beginnen.

Die Regierung von Malaysia hat laut Technology News mit dem bisherigen Einsatz von Open Source bereits ihre Ausgaben für Informations- und Kommunikationstechnologie um 30% senken können. Neben der Beseitigung der Lizenzkosten war für Dr. Yusseri Yusoff, den früheren beratenden Direktor für Open-Source-Projekte in der »Malaysian Administrative Modernization and Management Planning Unit« (Mampu) auch das Vermeiden der ständigen Updates von proprietärer Software ein wichtiger Aspekt.

Read more: Malaysia baut Open-Source-Einsatz aus

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