Technology innovation is changing industries at breakneck speed, and AI along with emerging technologies is reshaping the global competitive landscape. Organizations are moving beyond early AI experiments – embedding AI into workflows and offerings, scaling investments, and building clear AI adoption roadmaps. AI capabilities are treated as a strategic necessity to balance speed, security, and value.
Readiness in Malaysia
In this context, Malaysian businesses are leveraging technology innovation to drive workforce readiness for AI. By upskilling talent, organizations can operate more efficiently, create new job opportunities, and strengthen cyber resilience. Strong national frameworks, including the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint 2021–2030, the 13th Malaysia Plan (13MP), and the National Guidelines on AI Governance and Ethics, provide a solid foundation to build cyber workforce resilience. At the same time, challenges remain, including infrastructure gaps, limited expertise, and fragmented reskilling programs to meet the growing demand for AI competencies.
Prepare for what’s next
KPMG’s Global tech report explores how organizations are navigating the Intelligence Age — a time of rapid innovation, rising uncertainty, and geopolitical complexity. Drawing on insights from 2,500 technology executives across 27 countries and eight industries, the report highlights how AI augments, rather than replaces human capabilities. It outlines actionable strategies for balancing technological advancement, human potential, and investment value – helping organizations thrive today while staying prepared for tomorrow’s breakthroughs on the horizon.
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