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IBM and S5 extend hand to Help University

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Help University pronounces new collaboration with S5 and IBM Malaysia to enhance publicity of its IT college students thru extra technical skills and internships IBM to provide get admission to to IBM database software and courseware, S5 to offer internships HELP University (HU) has introduced a new collaboration with S5 and IBM Malaysia, as part of an standard plan to improve exposure of its IT college students through extra technical abilties and additionally internships. According to Dr Sien Ven Yu (%, left) , head of the Department of IT at HU, that is one of the many initiatives adopted via the university for the advantage of its IT college students. “We are operating with many enterprise partners to ensure that our IT programs are relevant and powerful for our undergraduates. "Our partners advocate on path content inside the context of commercial developments and employment possibilities in order for us to offer IT schooling that meets industry’s demand for IT speciali...

Week in Review: University R&D not aligned to national interests

Publishing studies seen as more vital than spawning disruptive startups eleventh Malaysia Plan needs to create stronger alignment, market focus R&D I REALLY appreciated my cofounder, A. Asohan’s -component collection on TechCare Innovation Sdn Bhd. It is one of the rare stories we've got introduced you where academia research meets marketplace desires. TechCare is also one of the few robotics corporations which have come to our attention.   When we have been making plans Digital News Asia (DNA), we felt that there would be a whole lot of exciting tales we should bring readers on academia-non-public area collaborations, however that has now not been the case.   And, in case you read among the strains, the TechCare story highlights a key reason for this: Universities have more self-hobby in pushing their researchers to get their research and development (R&D) published in respectable journals than in spawning the following day’s disruptive organizations.   Dr Yeong Chee...