KUALA LUMPUR: The National ICT Association of Malaysia (PIKOM), a major industry association often dubbed as the “Voice of the ICT industry” in the country, has released a recommendation for budgetary plans for the year 2017, which set to be released in October.
The association calls for the Malaysian government to improve the affordability and availability of ICT goods and services as a means to “benefit the man-on-the-street,” given the current economic challenges and rising living costs.
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