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Healthcare industry is growing rapidly and is expected to boom in response to the increasing demand due to the country's ageing population and rising affluence and willingness to spend on high quality healthcare ecosystem. The private sector component of the country's healthcare industry has expanded to complement the public healthcare network under the Ministry of Health, Malaysia. Private healthcare small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are expected to benefit from these market initiatives. In addition, private SME service providers in the medical healthcare sector and small contractors will have the opportunities to participate in the industry with the expanding market. The main objective of this book is to present the understanding on SMEs in Malaysia healthcare industry system and major linkages that has developed and assess the investment opportunities of the various stakeholders. Specifically, this book presents the followings: overview of healthcare industry in Malaysia, key success factors of SMEs, related policies, regulatory and institutional support, and new investment opportunities and growth areas that would complement the industry development.

Despite the increasing interest in Finance and Accounting Shared Services (F&A SS) there is no specific study that focuses on the growth and potential of the Global Business Services (GBS) industry in Malaysia. Almost without exception studies of both Malaysia and competitors countries (mostly by management consultants) tend to present a profile of demographic, social, political and infrastructure characteristics, leaving organizations to make their own sense of the potential of growth especially when the situation in many developing countries is both new and different. This book aims to provide understanding of F&A SS and GBS industry in Malaysia that could assist you in understanding the potential of setting up your shared service operation in Malaysia, the world's third best location for offshoring since 2004. What are the challenges faced by F&A SS firms in GBS industry? How do F&A SS firms overcome challenges and ensure the growth of the GBS industry? This book provides Malaysia's competitiveness together with its strategy to move up the value chain using Porter's Diamond Framework. This lead into a gap analysis between current capabilities and resources required for the growth of the GBS industry.

This book is useful for you as a business owner, manager or executive who are thinking to outsource your accounting work to third party service providers. Before deciding to outsource your accounting work, you must know what is accounting outsourcing, why you need to outsource your accounting, how to do it right, who and where you should outsource your accounting work to. - What is Accounting Outsourcing? - Why Accounting Outsourcing? - Who Should Be Your Accounting Outsourcing Service Provider? - What You Need To Consider When Making Decision For Accounting Outsourcing? - What You Need To Do To Ensure Smooth Transition? - What You Need To Consider At The End of Your Accounting Outsourcing Contract? This book will provide you with answers to those questions to ensure that all the process and activities of accounting outsourcing are properly implemented. Again, this book is useful for you who intend to outsource your accounting work to service provider. This book will reveal things that you should consider and help you to take control of your accounting work even though it is outsourced.

A new generation of Asian entrepreneurs is bringing their creativity, innovation, and digital expertise to market, assisting the region in becoming a disruptive force on the global stage. Live commerce, which combines fast purchases with entertainment, is revolutionizing China's retail industry, and new applications are making users' lives easier and more intertwined. A relatively young and increasingly well-educated population, driven by Millennials and Gen Zs, is driving such high levels of internet and mobile usage. In the following decade, these "digital natives" (born between 1997 to 2012) will account for one-third of Asia's consumption. Despite its relevance, there is a scarcity of research on digital natives and transformation in Asia or reflections of the same in a global context. Digital Natives as a Disruptive Force in Asian Businesses and Societies fosters multidisciplinary collaboration in order to uncover fresh theoretical and empirical views on digital natives, digital technology, and digital revolutions in Asian enterprises and society. Covering key topics such as the digital divide, internet marketing, and social commerce, this major reference work is ideal for government officials, business owners, managers, policymakers, scholars, researchers, academicians, practitioners, instructors, and students.