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MALAYSIAN RAIL SUPPORTING INDUSTRY ROADMAP 2030 MALAYSIAN RAIL SUPPORTING INDUSTRY ROADMAP 2030 Malaysian RAIL Supporting Industry Roadmap 2030 2 Published by Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) (320059-P) MIGHT Building, 3517 Jalan Teknokrat 5 63000 Cyberjaya Selangor Darul Ehsan MALAYSIA Tel : +603 8315 7888 (GL) Fax : +603 8312 0300 Website : www.might.org.my ©MALAYSIAN INDUSTRY-GOVERNMENT GROUP FOR HIGH TECHNOLOGY ISBN 978-967-11818-1-2 MIGHT, 2014 All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronics, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from the publisher. The information in this publication has been updated as accurately as possible until the date of print. MALAYSIAN RAIL SUPPORTING INDUSTRY ROADMAP 2030 3 Acknowledgment We wish to acknowledge the contribution of Future Rail 2030 Committee for their work, commitment and support by providing the necessary inputs and subsequently validating the work with regards to the development of this roadmap. Chairman Lt. Col. (R) Sarbini Tijan Committee Members S.M Sabri Ismail Mansor Tahir Ahmad Nizam Mohd Amin Omar Jaafar Jasbinder Singh Wee Chong Kwang C. Sreejith Azreen Mohamed Yusup Tan Sri Ravindran Menon Malaysian RAIL Supporting Industry Roadmap 2030 4 We would also like to acknowledge Land Public Transport Ministry of Transport Ministry of Finance Ministry of Ministry of Science, Ministry of Malaysian Investment Commision (MOT) (MOF) International Technology and Higher Education Development Authority the contribution (SPAD) Trade and Industry Innovation (MoHE) (MIDA) of all participating (MITI) (MOSTI) stakeholders involved in the focus group and working group Department of Skills Majlis Amanah Unit Peneraju Economic SIRIM Berhad Keretapi Tanah Syarikat Prasarana Development Rakyat Agenda Bumiputera Planning Unit Melayu Berhad Negara Berhad throughout the (DSD) (MARA) (TERAJU) (EPU) (KTM) (Prasarana) formulation of the roadmap. Rapid Rail Sdn Bhd Express Rail Link ERL Maintenance Mass Rapid Transit Sabah State Railway Scomi Group SMH Rail (RapidKL) Sdn Bhd Support Sdn Bhd Consortium Sdn Bhd Department Berhad Sdn Bhd (ERL) (E-MAS) (MRT Corp) Ara Rails Technology Thales International Global Rail PSI Incontrol Sutera Teknik Majestic Engineering DK Composite Sdn Bhd (M) Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Emrail Asia Communications Hopetech Sdn Bhd Malnaga CMC Engineering Industrionics Waris Bumi Gajah Sdn Bhd & Electronics Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Berhad Sdn Bhd (Asiakom) Sdn Bhd Gummi Metal Technik (M) Colas Rail HUBER+SUHNER (M) Fiber Rail Gamuda Ingress Corporation Muhibbah Engineering (M) Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Berhad Berhad Berhad Vas Aero (M) MMC Corporation Minconsult TRIplc Significant Technologies DRB-HICOM HICOM Builders Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Berhad Berhad Noble Star Services IMIS Info Tech EXPG Engineering Perusahaan Otomobil Northenrn Corridor Johor Port East Coast Economic Region Berhad Sdn Bhd Sdn Bhd Kedua (Perodua) Implementation Berhad Development Council Sdn Bhd Authority (ECERDC) (NCIA) Sabah Economic MIGHT-METEOR Malaysian Railway Universiti Tun Hussein Universiti Kuala Lumpur UniKL - Institute of UniKL - Malaysian Development and Advanced Academy (MYRA) Onn Malaysia (UniKL) Product Design And Institute of Aviation Investment Authority Manufacturing (UTHM) Manufacturing (IPROM) Technology (MIAT) (SEDIA) (MMAM) Sdn Bhd UniKL - Malaysia UniKL - Malaysian UniKL - British UniKL KLIA Professional Universiti Teknologi UiTM Malaysia Rapid Rail Academy France Institute Institute of Malaysian Institute German-Malaysian & Management MARA Institute of Transport (MFI) Industrial (BMI) Institute College (UiTM) (MITRANS) Technology (MITEC) (GMI) MALAYSIAN RAIL SUPPORTING INDUSTRY ROADMAP 2030 5 Executive Summary The Malaysian Rail Supporting Industry Roadmap 2030 has been prepared as a guideline for the development of this industry to complement the growing rail transportation industry. The plan identifies key initiatives for the transformation of the local rail industry into a strong and sustainable business, capable of satisfying the demands of the national rail transportation and turning Malaysia into a competitive global player that optimises the use of indigenous resources and technologies by 2030. In reviewing and finalising the roadmap, a working committee called the Future Rail 2030 Committee was established in February 2012 to provide strategic advice, to steer the roadmap development and to share the information on the latest and future rail-related initiatives. It consists of selected representatives from major rail operators, manufacturers, MRO service providers, the related Government agencies, the academia and the regulators. The recommendations in the roadmap are expected to contribute to the national economy. The characteristics of the industry as envisaged by Vision 2030 shall be attained by creating conducive rail industry eco-system, increasing the localisation of rail products and services to compete with the regional and global players. Editorial Team: Datuk Ir Kamarulzaman Zainal Rushdi Abdul Rahim Mohd Nasir Md Ibrahim Mohd Nurul Azammi Priscilla Annabel Bisop Mohd Afzanizam Mohd Badrin Malaysian RAIL Supporting Industry Roadmap 2030 6 About MIGHT Where is MIGHT headed? MIGHT is the nation’s lead agency in setting the high The organisation’s recent repositioning under the technology agenda for Malaysia. It is responsible for Prime Minister’s Department has brought with it a managing high technology industry development new mandate for internationalisation. In May 2011, and is the premier platform for international Science, Prime Minister Najib Razak launched Global Science Technology and Innovation (STI) engagements for the and Innovation Advisory Council (GSIAC), meant to Prime Minister of Malaysia. act as a hub for high technology network facilitation providing Malaysia with improved access to global subject matter experts and emerging technologies What is MIGHT? through network facilitation and other appropriate platforms. The Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT) is an agency under the purview Today, MIGHT is more central than ever, lending of the Prime Minister’s Department, tasked with the key support to national objectives for global advancement of high technology industries. MIGHT is competitiveness and sustainable development in a not-for-profit entity, supported by the Government high-value, knowledge-based industries. Through of Malaysia and revenue generating activities technology prospecting, management and policy- including but not limited to consulting, technology making, MIGHT empowers the industry, the management and membership. government and the academia towards a global future in science, technology and innovation. How does MIGHT work? Core Competencies As an organization, MIGHT achieves its objectives principally through industry-government consensus Advisory building and smart partnership between organisations Based on its extensive experience engaging in in the public, private and academic sectors. Since 1993, direct dialogues with industrial, governmental and MIGHT has been a key provider of STI policy input academic stakeholders, MIGHT provides strategic and has been responsible for much of the country’s council and advisory services to a variety of cross- technology road-mapping and high technology sector organisations from both the private and public industry strategising. sectors. As a member-based organisation under the Prime Minister’s Department, MIGHT serves the MIGHT has spearheaded partnerships at both the national interest and the interests of its members, local, regional and international levels and holds helping to bridge the gap between the public and the alliances with Centres of Excellences around the world private sectors. Advisory services include activities including the United States, South Korea, Germany such as consulting, offset management and MIGHT’s and Australia. cutting-edge Foresight division, which employs MALAYSIAN RAIL SUPPORTING INDUSTRY ROADMAP 2030 7 proven futurology study methods to provide insights capital providers, government policy makers and into emerging technologies, trends and areas of private sector companies. commercial opportunities. It is this multi-pronged approach to industry Intelligence development that allows MIGHT to act as the One of MIGHT’s strongest core competencies stems premier platform for multi-interest consensus from its nearly 20-year history generating policy building in areas of high technology. This partnership input and strategic planning for the development of approach has given rise to organisations such as Malaysian high technology industries - intelligence the Advanced Manufacturing Institute (AMI) and services. Through MIGHT Interest Group (MIG), the Aerospace Malaysia Innovation Centre (AMIC), experts with vast public and private sector experience, which bring together global industry leadership with equipped with the latest data conduct primary and local universities, research centers and private sector secondary research contribute to some of Malaysia’s companies to advance high technology industry most important industry planning exercises. goals. The organisation is backed by a long track record of Globalization planning success and has been responsible for much In 2011 MIGHT took on a new mandate for the of the ground work
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