SELANGOR ANNOUNCE ‘PRODUTK’ TO ENHANCE WORKFORCE MANAGEMENT THROUGH DIGITALISATION

Invest Selangor announces the launch of “Program Digitalisasi Urus Tadbir Tenaga Kerja” PRODUTK, an initiative by the State Government of Selangor towards the digitalisation of businesses thus helping SMEs in Selangor in the adoption of Industry 4.0 technologies.

The PRODUTK

PRODUTK is a workforce digitalisation programme, built with features for attendance recording and monitoring with GPS, work scheduling, leave application, mileage claim calculation, and health screening with reports that send to relevant authorities. The launch of PRODUTK is also line with the aspiration of the state for digital transformation.

The State Government is aware of the need for a progressive digital transformation within Selangor for all aspects of business, including operations and administrations to become more competitive in their respective industries. Through this programme, companies are able to subscribe to a comprehensive workforce digitalisation programme where 2 a portion of the expenses is borne by the State Government of Selangor and hope that the subscription of programme will enable companies to operate more productively, hence expediting the recovery of the state‘s economy. Two vendors are being selected to offer they system for the Selangor SMEs to consider, namely KiplePay and Timetec.

ELIGIBLE FOR SELANGOR SME In order to be eligible, businesses must adhere to the following SME criterias:

• Majority owenership of the company is Malaysian

• Micro, Small or Medium-sized company with not more than 200 employees for Manufacturing sector or 75 employees for Services sectors

• HQ address in Selangor

AVAILABLE FOR ALL SELANGOR SMES FOR FREE UNTIL 31 DECEMBER 2020

Register now anytime between 1 October until 31 December 2020 to enjoy a complimentary subscription of the Workforce Digitalisation Programme for three months. Register now at http://investselangor.my/PRODUTK

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