Digital Leadership Excellence Programme Concludes with Shenzhen Industry Visit
TL;DR:
- MCMC and Huawei launch Digital Leadership Excellence Programme (DLE).
- DLE aims to equip Malaysian leaders with digital skills.
- Participants visit leading tech companies in Shenzhen, China.
- Participants showcase capstone projects during graduation ceremony.
- Programme focuses on digital transformation, talent development, and SME sustainability.
The Digital Leadership Excellence Programme (DLE), a joint initiative by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) and Huawei Malaysia, has concluded with a successful industry visit to Shenzhen, China. The program aimed to equip Malaysian leaders with the essential skills to navigate the digital landscape and drive transformative initiatives.
A Journey of Digital Discovery
The first batch of 47 participants, representing government, academia, and industry, embarked on an eight-month training program that culminated in the Shenzhen visit. The program focused on digital transformation, talent development, and SME sustainability.
During their stay in Shenzhen, participants had the opportunity to explore leading tech companies and gain firsthand insights into their operations. They visited renowned organizations such as DJI, BYD, and Huawei’s Research Campus, witnessing the cutting-edge advancements in technology and innovation.
Showcasing Capstone Projects
The highlight of the visit was the presentation of capstone projects by the DLE participants. Divided into five groups, participants showcased innovative solutions to challenges within their respective industries. These projects demonstrated the skills and knowledge acquired throughout the program and highlighted the participants’ readiness to lead digital transformation initiatives.
Building Digital Leadership
The DLE program aimed to cultivate 300 Malaysian Digital Leaders over three years. By equipping these leaders with the necessary skills and knowledge, the program seeks to redefine leadership in the digital era and propel Malaysia’s technological advancement.
Mr. Oliver Liu, Vice-Chancellor of the Huawei ASEAN Academy, emphasized the importance of the industry visit in providing participants with invaluable exposure to emerging technologies and their real-world impact. He expressed his hope that the leaders would bring their enhanced skills back to Malaysia to drive transformative initiatives and position the country as a regional digital powerhouse.
Conclusion
The Digital Leadership Excellence Programme successfully concluded with the Shenzhen industry visit, providing participants with a valuable opportunity to learn from industry leaders and showcase their skills. As these leaders return to Malaysia, they are well-equipped to drive digital transformation and contribute to the nation’s growth and development.
