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Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation

Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation Berhad (SDEC)
	<img src="//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/3/35/SDEC.jpg/220px-SDEC.jpg" decoding="async" width="220" height="293" class="mw-file-element" data-file-width="3000" data-file-height="4000"> SDEC Head of Business Development (right) with Consultant
Company type	State Government-owned company (GLC)
Founded	22 January 2018
Headquarters	Jalan Sultan Tengah, 90350, Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia
Website	www.sdec.com.my

Company Overview

The Sarawak Digital Economy Corporation (SDEC) is a state-owned entity tasked with leading Sarawak’s digital transformation. It plays a pivotal role in building a digital ecosystem that enhances infrastructure, promotes innovation, and develops digital talent across the state. SDEC’s mission is to drive Sarawak’s digital economy growth, making it more competitive, sustainable, and inclusive by 2030. Through various initiatives, SDEC aims to create opportunities for both urban and rural communities.

History

SDEC was established in 2017 as part of Sarawak Digital Economy Strategy 2018-2022, which was initiated by the Sarawak Government. The corporation’s formation aligns with Sarawak’s vision to become a regional leader in the digital economy, improving public service delivery, fostering business growth, and creating a digitally empowered workforce.

Motto

"Advancing Sarawak's Digital Economy"

Vision

To accelerate economic prosperity for all people through digitalisation.

Governance

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors at SDEC comprises of industry leaders and experts who ensure the corporation’s strategic objectives align with Sarawak’s long-term vision for its digital economy.

Chairman: Tan Sri Datuk Amar Haji Mohamad Morshidi.

Deputy Chairman: Datu Dr. Muhammad Abdullah Zaidel

Board Members:

Prof Datuk Dr. Mohamad Kadim Suaidi

Professor Dr. Jugdutt Singh

Datu Saferi Bin Ali

Jafri Bin Lias

Dato Dr. Anderson Tiong Ing Heng

Anne Kung Soo Ching

Dr. Louis Laja Uggah

Dato Ir Janang Bungsu

Senior Management Team

Chief Executive Officer: Encik Sudarnoto Osman

Chief Technology Officer: Ts. Hamadlan Haji Hamdan

Head of Network Engineering and Operations: Nee Ngie Sing

Head of Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Hazwan Razak

Head of Research and Product Development: Dr. Khairul Hafiz Sharkawi

Head of Technology Services: Zakaria Polio

Head of Legal, Risk & Compliance: Abang Bahrin Mu'izzaddin

Head of Digital Economy Project: Minda James Semilan

Head of Finance: Ambrose Wong Ling Kai

Head of Business Development: Razali Talib

Head of Corporate Communications and Public Relations: Soffian Suliman

Head of Human Capital and Administration: Salomah Muss

Head of Consumer Business: Liew Fui Phin

Key Initiatives

SDEC spearheads various initiatives to transform Sarawak into a competitive digital economy:

1. SarawakNet: A high-speed internet network connecting government offices across Sarawak to enhance e-government services.

2. Digital Village Initiative: A hub supporting digital startups and innovation by providing resources, mentorship, and funding opportunities.

3. 5G Rollout: SDEC is implementing 5G infrastructure to enable IoT and smart city technologies throughout Sarawak.

4. Smart Agriculture: Integrating IoT and big data analytics into the agricultural sector to boost productivity and sustainability.

5. Smart City Development: Collaborating with local governments to implement AI, IoT, and smart infrastructure in urban centers.

Talent Development and Digital Skills Programs

SDEC prioritizes talent development by offering various programs aimed at equipping the workforce with essential digital skills:

Digital Innovation Bootcamps: Training programs in software development, AI, and data analytics.

Scholarship Programs: SDEC sponsors scholarships for students pursuing degrees in IT and digital technologies.

Performance and Achievements

Since its inception, SDEC has contributed to increasing internet penetration across Sarawak to over 80%. Through its Digital Village Initiative, it has supported over 200 startups and continues to lead the state’s digital transformation.

Future Vision

SDEC’s long-term vision is to position Sarawak as a leader in the digital economy by 2030. This includes expanding digital infrastructure, promoting innovation, and developing a tech-savvy workforce to meet future industry demands.

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