Volume 2,Issue 3
ISSN 2180-2068
January 2010
MPC International e-Newsletter 03/10
MPC Hosts a Training Course on Development of
Inside this issue:
Speech by Director
General of MPC
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Speech by APO
Secretary General
4
Programme
Objectives
6
Comments by
Participants
7
Lists of Participants
13
Asian Productivity
Organization (APO)
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Malaysia Productivity
Corporation (MPC)
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Malaysia Productivity Corporation
(MPC) is a Federal Statutory Body under the Ministry of International Trade
and Industry (MITI). Established in
1962 with the objectives of improving
productivity and quality nationwide
through its research, training, system
development, benchmarking and promotional activities.
As a member of APO, MPC has also
conducted several programs for the
member countries in various areas.
These programmes are sponsored
mostly by APO and partially by the host
country. In 2009, MPC had hosted five
(5) APO Programmes. Recently , MPC
hosted a Training Course on Development of Productivity Practitioners Advanced Program with the main objective
of developing skilled productivity practitioners who will be able to create multiplier effects in their respective countries.
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TRANSFORMATION . INNOVATION . PARTNERSHIP
Training Course on Development of Productivity Practitioners Advanced Program
Welcoming Speech
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Salam Sejahtera and a very good morning.
First and foremost, let me extend a warm welcome
or “Selamat Datang” to all our international guests to
Malaysia, especially to Mr. Shigeo Takenaka , Secretary General of APO who are here to be with us
today. I am also very pleased to welcome all participants from APO member countries and also to all the
Malaysian participants who are present here this
morning.
MPC is honored to host this very important program
and provide support to APO in its strategy to develop the fellow NPO. Talking about the Development of NPO that is the main agenda of this course ,
we have experiences success and challenges in our
more than 40 years journey as the National Productivity Organization.
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by Director General of MPC
Among our achievements are : We able to develop expert in the areas of
Productivity Linked Wage System, Balance
Score Card, Knowledge Management, Six
Sigma, Benchmarking Application and Public Sector Efficiency.
We are being mandated by the government
to conduct More MTCP for CLMV and OIC
countries. For 2009, 6 programs have been
conducted.
Increase demand in productivity performance improvement and measurement expertise both from private and public sectors.
Training Course on Development of Productivity Practitioners Advanced Program
Ladies and Gentlemen,
As always there are many challenges for us to be
where we are now, among the challenges are;
Acquiring new knowledge that is needed by
our fast developing economies.
Developing skilled productivity practitioner
based on the new knowledge that will be
able to be transfer to the industry at a faster
rate.
Expanding our partnership with other organizations beside APO, such as the World
Economic Forum and Institute for Management Development has created new services
that needed special skills.
To attract bigger out reach through strategic
partnership, creative publication and modern technologies.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
By going through the module such as Productivity
& Business Competitiveness, Corporate Strategies
& Implementation, Leadership & Governance,
Process Management & Customer Focus, and
lastly Productivity Tools and Techniques, I hope
all the participants will be equipped with the
proper tools, techniques and knowledge as a productivity and quality practitioner after a vigorous
schedule of twenty days in Malaysia. The site visits to companies and organizations will also benefits the participants to see the real P&Q tools and
culture in place.
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On this note, ladies and gentlemen, I would like to
once again thank Mr. Takenaka and APO for the
support and continuous cooperation. I would also
like to thank local resource speakers and all of you
for your participation in this course. I wish everyone a fruitful and interesting session as well as a
wonderful stay in this country. The coordinator has
also kindly visit our Kuala Lumpur City for the participants during the one of the weekends. And with
that, Ladies & Gentleman, I declare the training
course on Development of Productivity Practitioners : Advanced Program OPEN.
Thank you.
Training Course on Development of Productivity Practitioners Advanced Program
Introductory Remarks
by APO Secretary-General Shigeo Takenaka
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to speak at
the opening of the training course on the Development of Productivity Practitioners. This is in fact the
first time for me to join this project, which is one of
the longest-running training courses conducted by the
APO.
Today I would like to speak on the importance of
training courses in general and this advanced training
course in particular. At the last WSM in Manila, the
Philippines, I emphasized the importance that the Secretariat attaches to training courses, considering their
tangible and measurable contributions. Back in 2004,
when I joined the APO, we had only 12 training
courses, but from that time on, as many of you may
have realized, we have made conscious efforts to
make training courses the main vehicle for imparting
skills and knowledge to our project participants. The
number of training courses implemented in 2008
stood at 24, and the number of participants rose from
about 200 in 2004 to 750 in 2008.
However, these figures represent only our face-toface multicounty training activities. During this period, we also expanded our e-learning training courses
tremendously. In 2004, we had only two e-learning
courses using the World Bank’s distance learning
centers. In 2008, we implemented six such projects,
and as each project consisted of three independent
sessions, the six projects therefore totaled 18 sessions.
The number of participants in the e-learning projects
also shot up from 100 in 2004 to 1,450 in 2008.
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In addition, we trained a total of 77 participants in
the national programs held in India, the Islamic
Republic of Iran, and Pakistan in 2008. We also
held three agricultural training courses each in
Lao PDR and Cambodia with the participation of
300 individuals. In total, we trained at least 2,550
people in 2008 as compared with only 300 in
2004.
This year, under our two-tiered project scheme,
we organized nine national programs to follow up
three multicounty projects conducted in 2008.
These nine national programs were attended by
more than 460 participants.
Therefore, by this year, the total number of participants in all of our training courses will reach
3,000. Starting from the figure of 300 in 2004,
this is quite an achievement. We have not only
worked to increase the number of training courses
but also to improve their quality. Now all APO
training courses include examinations to gauge
their quality and the level of learning by participants. Training courses leading to certification
have also been added.
Training Course on Development of Productivity Practitioners Advanced Program
We also take the extra step of producing manuals to
accompany many training courses. The manuals are
provided free of charge to participants or anyone
interested in the subject in the form of downloadable
e-books available on the APO Web site. We intend
to improve our training programs both qualitatively
and quantitatively in future.
Now let me turn to this training course to develop
productivity practitioners. The basic course started
in 1994, and the advanced version was introduced in
1998. These courses have special meaning for us.
Because, first, we do not simply train people: We
train them so that they can train others as well. In
other words, we expect substantial multiplier effects
from them. From 1998, the advanced course has
produced more than 130 productivity practitioners.
If all of them give thorough training to 10 people,
they can train 1,300 every year.
Second, we are conducting these courses with a
view to strengthening national productivity organizations. That is the reason why most of the participants are from NPOs. That is also why we recently
revised the course structure so that the participants
can receive the type of training that is more relevant
to the needs of NPOs. In 2008, the APO formed a
committee comprising professionals from NPOs and
other experts to review the contents of the courses.
They examined the objectives and reorganized and
aligned the contents accordingly. The curriculum
used in the current course is based on the outcome
of that review.
Third, we expect participants to interact and socialize among themselves so that this opportunity may
help you to form new, enduring bonds of friendship
among your peers. If most of you play important
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tries for many years to come, such friendships will
be an invaluable asset not only for yourself but also
for the organizations you represent and for the
APO. Therefore I hope that all of you will gain
new knowledge, insights, and friendships from this
course.
Before closing, I would like to express my deep
appreciation to Mr. Mohamad Razali Hussein, Director General of the Malaysia Productivity Center
and his capable staff for their support and cooperation, not only in this training course but also in
other APO projects implemented in Malaysia. I
wish you all a very productive training course and
a pleasant stay in Malaysia.
Thank you.
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This training course will equip participants who
previously attended the basic course with advanced productivity principles, concepts and
approaches. At the end and of the advanced
course, productivity practitioners are expected
to be able to :
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Identify problems and implement solutions for achieving organizational excellence
Identify and use appropriate tools and
techniques leading to organizational excellence
Develop framework, strategies and action plans for achieving excellence and
competitiveness at the organizational
level.
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Comments by participants
Mr. Thanya Limsakoune
Thailand
thanya02@yahoo.com
I can use some tool example Modern Manufacturing System in my job (SMEs) as for consultant we have to improve the company in 6 to
12 months after this. Good participants, good
sharing and good friend from MPC friend.
Mr. Muhammad Awais
Pakistan
the_avais@yahoo.com
It was well organized program and very good cooperation from MPC. All the topic or tools of techniques that we learnt are very important for me and
relevant to my job.
I will never forget every moment in Malaysia especially the farewell function and dinner arranged by
participants.
Mr. Um Serivuth
Cambodia
seributh_npcc@yahoo.com
My assessment of this program was excellent and very
useful for NPC members of each country to develop
yourself and their organization to enhance the SMEs in
their own country.
I have gained a lot experiences from this course even
my English has improved and all of the participants
are friendly and work as a team.
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Mr. Muhammad Zafar Ullah
Pakistan
zafar1974@yahoo.com
Overall the program was very knowledgeable and organized in
very well manner though it can be further improved in some aspects example some topics related to Green Productivity and Energy Efficiency may be added and lecture may be held at the
premises of related industry to give a touch and feel feeling to
participants. I have selected the Knowledge Management to be
implemented in my organization for this purpose I have decided to
create awareness among seniors and develop on Intranet for my
organization in next year.
Mr. A.T.M. Mozammel Haque
Bangladesh
dir.npo@bctl.net.bd
After returning to my country, I will implement BSC,
TQM, Lean Production, Six Sigma, Benchmarking in
training program in my office and related SMEs organization industries. I will always remember places
like the Twin Tower, the Mid Valley Shopping Mall,
Putrajaya, the Prime Minister’s office building, PICC,
MPC’s office, 5S system and Malaysia Commission
System.
Mr. Mukesh Singh
India
Mukesh.singh@npcindia.org
One of the very good programme I ever attended. All
the topics like advance technologies, BSC, BPR, KM,
Six Sigma, Lean Manufacturing and Innovation are
covered by well experienced faculty in their respective fields. Professor from Japan covered excellently
the concept of LMC. I am going to implement the
concept in Bearing and Bearing component and Gems
and Jewelery Industries in Jaipur, India. Apart from
that, I am planning to conduct training programme
on BSC for middle level of employees.
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Mr. Mohd Wafi Bin Arip
Malaysia
wafi@mpc.gov.my
This program is excellently manage and the subject
content are related to my field of interest. Somehow,
some of the modules are not allocated enough time to
be shared.
Mr. Ab Rashid bin Omar
Malaysia
abrash@mpc.gov.my
The program was useful and informative. It has
enhanced my understanding on the conceptual of
development of productivity pratitioners. I will
further improve, develop and strengthen on Lean
Production with special focus on audit certification
and accreditation on 5S Good Housekeeping.
Ms. Aileen A. Ricohermoso
Philippines
ricohermosoa@dap.edu.ph
The course is very enriching not only in terms
of the technical aspect but as well as
‘attitudinal’ because it allowed or enabled
each participant to experience interacting
with different personalities and nationalities
or culture. The course on the scale of 1-5, 5 is
the highest, I give 4.
The most memorable are the workshops with
different countries where we have to integrate our ideas, despite differences in culture.
Mr. Dong Minh Quy
Vietnam
dmquy@vpc.vn
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It was a nice training course. But I think you should put more case study and
practice during courses. After this course, I’ll ask our boss about implementing TQM in VPC.
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Mr. Tay Keng Loo
Singapore
michael@wwmconsult.com
All the concepts and tools are picked up during the program would be extremely useful to me as a practicing consultant serving a large proportion of SMEs in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. I will certainly put
them in my training and consulting career. The Sunday trip ( 8 Nov 2009) to Putrajaya and KLCC Petronas
Twin Towers will all participants was most memorable moments we shared and we really had a jolly-well
good time. Thanks to MPC for your marvelous hospitality.
Ms. Shim Sumin
Republic of Korea
smshim@kpc.or.kr
The arrangement of lecturers was nice and MPC
members were friendly. Sharing of ideas and new
viewpoints was really creative.
Mr. Siswo Purnomo
Indonesia
disnakertrans@sumutprov.go.id
I have planned the Development of
5S and TQM in my organization. I will
foster the relationship between my
organization and MPC.
Mr. Pusker Bista
Nepal
chamber@wlink.com.np
DPP advance course in Malaysia is very much
useful for those who already participated in
the Basic Course. Site visit in Putrajaya is very
much memorable in this programme . I will
not forget visit in my life.
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Mr. Farshid Shokrckhodaee
Iran
fsh@ipc.co.ir
I have planned for more benchmarking activity in my
organization and to develop BSC in my business. I would
like to develop better relationship between my activity,
Malaysia and MPC.
Mrs. Halimahton Sa'diah Binti Let
Malaysia
halimahton@mpc.gov.my
I would like to use Balance Scorecard tools inorder
to prepare National Competitiveness Framework.
” The most memorable moments while attending the
course include :
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Visiting factories
Sharing knowledge or experience from other
NPO’s and knowing a little about other cultures”
Mrs. Christian S. Eparwa
Philippines
cseparwa@yahoo.com
As an expert or consultant from NPO Philippines, I
have plans of developing the concepts and tools
learned through conduct of echo learning, orientation, training and introduction to clients especially for
the agriculture sector. The sharing that we had with
co-participants and the resource which create a relaxed and conducive environment for learning. Learning and leisure combined and makes the difference.
Mrs. Mahbuba Begum
Bangladesh
mahbuba_begum@gmail.com
Our NPO officer and industry can utilize the productivity tools and techniques such as TPS, Six Sigma,
TQM, Benchmarking and BSC. We will try to implement these initiatives in our country.
“ Industry visit, KLCC, Twin Towers are some of the
most memorable moments of this programme.”
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Ms. Garusinghe Punya Indeewari
Sri Lanka
punyaindeewari@yahoo.com
This is a very good programme. I had gained lot of
knowledge and experience BSC. Topic is very good. I
enjoyed the field visit, surprise dinner and the sharing of knowledge and experience.
Mr. Vieng Sing Thongmanivong
Lao P.D.R
singpower2020@yahoo.com
I have the second family here (warm family). The
members are Quay, Su Min, Papa (Thaya) and myself.
Mrs. Lusiana Rabeka Rauqeuqe Nuqanuqa
Fiji
lusiana_n@tpaf.ac.fj
A truly enriching experience. I learnt of the advanced productivity tools
that will greatly assist me in my work. The site visits gave me insights
into two successful Malaysian companies success journey. MPC’s journey
has also been inspirational - the great role it is paying in national development. Last but not least the great network which just seems to keep
expanding.
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Lists of participants
Mr. A.T.M. Mozammel Haque
National Productivity Organisation
Ministry of Industries
91, Motijheel Comercial Area
Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
T : 880-2-9554871
F : 880-2-9563553
E : dir.npo@bctl.net.bd
Mr.Um Serivuth
Vice Chief Officer
National Productivity Centre of Cambodia
Ministry of Industry,Mines and Energy
No.45 Norodom Boulevard
Khan Daun Penh
Phnom Penh, Cambodia
T : 855-23-222-243
F : 855-23-428-263
E : seributh_npcc@yahoo.com
Mr.Mukesh Singh
National Productivity Council
SB-96,Jln Marg,Bapu Nagar
Jaipur-302004, India
T : 91-141-2703573
F : 91-141-2703573
E : Mukesh.singh@npcindia.org
Mr.Siswo Purnomo
Regional Productivity Development Office
Ministry of Man Power and Transmigration of North Sumatra Province
Jl.Asmara No.143, Medan
Sumatera Utara, Indonesia
T : 62-61-8452551
F : 62-61-8452261
E : disnakertrans@sumutprov.go.id
Mr.Farshid Shokrckhodaee
Intelligent Persian Consultants Group
Unit 5, No. 356, Motahari Eve
Tehran, Iran
T : 98-21-88347866
F : 98-21-88347858
E : fsh@ipc.co.ir
Mr.Farshid Shokrckhodaee
Intelligent Persian Consultants Group
Unit 5, No. 356, Motahari Eve
Tehran, Iran
T : 98-21-88347866
F : 98-21-88347858
E : fsh@ipc.co.ir
Mrs.Lusiana Rabeka Rauqueqe Nuqanuqa
Productivity Awareness
Training & Productivity Authority of Fiji
P.O Box 6890, Nasinu, Fiji
T : 679-3392000 Ext : 282
F : 679-3340184
E : lusiana_n@tpaf.ac.fj
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Mr.Vieng Sing Thongmanivong
Small and Medium Enterprise Prmotion
and Development Office
Ministry of Industry and Commerce
Nongbone Road,P.O.Box 474,
Vientiane,Lao PDR
T : 856-21-414064
F : 856-21-263590
E : singpower2020@yahoo.com
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Lists of participants
Mr.Ab Rashid Bin Omar
SME Development-Audit and Certification Unit
Training and System Development
Division
Malaysia Productivity Corporation
P.O Box 64,Jalan Sultan
46904 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
T : 60-3-7951-2314
F : 60-3-7958-1967
E : abrash@mpc.gov.my
Mrs.Halimahton Sa’adiah Binti Let
Global Competitiveness Division
Malaysia Productivity Corporation
P.O Box 64,Jalan Sultan
46904 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
T : 60-3-7951-2314
F : 60-3-7958-1967
E : halimahton@mpc.gov.my
Mr.Mohd Wafi Bin Arip
ICT Development Unit
Training and System Development Division
Malaysia Productivity Corporation
P.O Box 64,Jalan Sultan
46904 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
T : 60-3-7951-2314
F : 60-3-7958-1967
E : wafi@mpc.gov.my
Mr.Muhammad Awais
National Productivity Organization
Ministry of Industries and Production
Government of Pakistan
4th Floor ICCI Building, G-8/1
Islamabad, Pakistan
T : 92-51-9262881
F : 92-51-9262886
E : the_avais@yahoo.com
Ms.Aileen A. Ricohermoso
Development Academy of the Philippines
DAP Bldg.,San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas
Center
Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
T : 63-2-631-2156
F : 63-2-631-2156
E : ricohermosoa@dap.edu.ph
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Mrs.Mahbuba Begum
National Productivity Organisation
Ministry of Industries
Shipa Bhaban
91, Motijheel Comercial Area
Dhaka-1000, Bangladesh
T : 880-2-9554871
F : 880-2-9563553
E : mahbuba_begum@gmail.com
Mr.Pusker Bista
Nepal Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Bhawan,Kantipah
P.O.Box 198, Kathmandu, Nepal
T : 92-51-9262881
F : 92-51-9262886
E : chamber@wlink.com.np
Mrs.Mariatul Af-Ida Binti Mohd Tajul Ariffin
Industry Research-Construction Unit
Industry Research Division
Malaysia Productivity Corporation
P.O Box 64,Jalan Sultan
46904 Petaling Jaya, Selangor
T : 60-3-7951-2314
F : 60-3-7958-1967
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Lists of participants
Ms. Garusinghe Punya Indeewari
National Productivity Secretariat
No. 318, Highlevel Road
Colombo 06
Sri Lanka
T : 94-11-2812163
F : 94-11-281262
E : punyaindeewari@yahoo.com
Mr.Tay Keng Loo
World-wide MD Consultants (S) Pte
Ltd
63 Hillview Avenue #03-07
Lam Soon Industrial Building
Singapore 669617
T : 65-6468-5758
F : 65-6468-5458
E : michael@wwmdconsult.com
Mr. Thanya Limsakoune
Thailand Productivity Institute
12-15th Yakult Building
1025 Pahonyothin Rd.
Bangkok 10400
Thailand
T : 66-2-619-5500
F : 66-2-619-8097
E : thanya02@yahoo.com
Mr. Dong Minh Quy
Quality Consulting Division
Vietnam Productivity Center
8 Hoang Quoc Viet Street
Cau Giay District
Hanoi, Vietnam
T : 84-4-756-1501
F : 84-4-756-1502
E : dmquy@vpc.vn
Ms.Shim Sumin
Korea Productivity Centre
57-1, Sajik-ro,Jongno-gu
Seoul 110-751, Korea
T : 82-2-724-1055
F : 82-2-724-1050
E : smshim@kpc.or.kr
Mrs. Christian S. Eparwa
Development Academy of the Philippines
DAP Bldg.,San Miguel Avenue, Ortigas Center
Pasig City, Metro Manila, Philippines
T : 63-2-631-2156
F : 63-2-631-2156
E : eseparwa@yahoo.com
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Mr.Muhammad Zafar Ullah
National Productivity Organization
Ministry of Industries and Production
Government of Pakistan
4th Floor ICCI Building, G-8/1
Islamabad, Pakistan
T : 92-51-9262881
F : 92-51-9262886
E : zafar1974@yahoo.com
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Asian Productivity Organization
The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) was
established by Convention on 11 May 1961 as a
regional inter-governmental organization. Its mission is to contribute to the socioeconomic development of Asia and the Pacific through enhancing
productivity. The meaning of productivity has
evolved and expanded over the years from simply
producing quality products at minimum cost to the
improvement of the quality of life for all. The
character of the APO is non-political, non-profit
and non-discriminatory.
In serving its member countries, the APO performs
five key roles:
• Think Tank
• Catalyst
• Regional Adviser
• Institution Builder
• Clearing House for Productivity Information
1. As a think tank, the APO conducts research on
emerging needs of member countries for their
follow-up and for determining appropriate assistance them.
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2. As a catalyst, the APO promotes bilateral and
multilateral alliances among member countries
and between them and others outside the APO
region for collaboration in productivity-related
activities for mutual benefit.
3. As a regional advisor, the APO surveys the
economic and development policies and performance of each member country and assists
in formulating strategic changes for enhanced
productivity and competitiveness.
4. As an institution builder, the APO strengthens
the capability of the national productivity organizations (NPOs) and other institutions to
provide productivity promotion, training, and
consultancy services to the public and private
sectors.
5. As a clearinghouse for productivity information, the APO facilities the dissemination and
exchange of information on productivity
among its members.
Contact them :Asian Productivity Organization, Hirakawa-cho Dai-ichi Seimei Bldg. 2F, 1-2-10 Hirakawacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 102-0093, Japan
Tel: 81-3-5226 3920 • Fax: 81-3-5226 3950
E-mail: apo@apo-tokyo.org
http://www.apo-tokyo.org
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Malaysia Productivity Corporation
Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC) is a Federal Statutory Body under the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (MITI).
MPC, formerly known as the National Productivity
Centre, was established in 1962 as a joint
Project between United Nations Special Fund and
the Federal Government, with the International Labour Organisation (ILO) acting as its executing
agency.
Over the years, MPC has evolved from being a management training provider to be a productivity, innovation and competitiveness organization. The new
MPC’s corporate tagline ‘Transformation’ ,
‘Innovation’ and ‘Partnership’ signifies the expanding scope of MPC. The new direction is also in tandem with the Government’s inspiration to transform
the nation into a high income economy. MPC is to
introduce new and revised programmes that will
help industries to use innovation as a catalyst in developing high value products and services. At the
same time, MPC is to strengthen strategic partnership between public and private sectors in enhancing
productivity and innovation.
Vision
The leading organization in productivity enhancement for global competitiveness and innovation
Mission
To deliver high impact services towards
achieving performance excellence through innovation for the betterment of life
MPC Objectives
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Providing value-added information on
productivity, quality, competitiveness and best
practices through research activities and databases
•
Developing human capital and organizational excellence for building a knowledgebased society through training, systems development and best practices
•
Nurturing innovative and creative culture through P & Q promotion and partnership
programs
MPCState Office
Kota Bharu
MPCState Office
Kuala Terengganu
MPCSabah
Kota Kinabalu
MPCNorthern Region
Kepala Batas
COEon Talent
Management
COE on Teambuilding
MPCEast Coast Region
Kuantan
MPCHQ, P. Jaya
COE on Productivity
Measurement
MPCSouthern Region
Johor Bahru
COEon Leadership
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MPCSarawak
Kuching
COE on Creativity and
Innovativeness
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Contact us :MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY CORPORATION
P.O.Box 64,Jalan Sultan,46904 Petaling Jaya,Selangor Darul Ehsan,Malaysia.
Tel : 603-7955 7266/ 7955 7050 / 7955 7085 / 7955 7122 / 7955 7190 / 7955 7232 / 79557341
Fax : 603 - 7957 8068 (E) / 7955 1824 (B) / 7954 0795 (Promotion)
Toll Free : 1 - 800 - 88 - 1140
www.mpc.gov.my
Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC)
MPC Head Office
MPC Kuala Lumpur
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
7th Floor, West Wing,
Menara Matrade , Jalan
Khidmat Usaha,
Off Jalan Duta, 50480 Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia.
Tel : 603 - 6203 7885 / 6203
7085 / 6203 7086
Fax : 603 - 6203 7886
Email :
marketing@mpc.gov.my
www.mpc.gov.my
MPC Petaling Jaya
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
A-06-01, Aras 6,Blok A,PJ8,
No.23,Jalan Barat,Seksyen 8,
46050 Petaling Jaya,Selangor,
Malaysia.
Tel : 603 - 7960 0173 / 7960
0176 / 7960 0178/ 7960 0191
Fax : 603 - 7960 0206 / 7960
0211
Email : marketing@mpc.gov.my
www.mpc.gov.my
MPC Regional Offices
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
NORTHERN REGION OFFICE
Beg Berkunci 206, Jalan Bertam,
13200 Kepala Batas, Pulau
Pinang, Malaysia.
Tel : 604 - 575 4709
Fax : 604 - 575 4410
Email : nro@mpc.gov.my
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
SARAWAK REGION OFFICE
Lot 894,Lorong Demak Laut 3A,
Taman Perindustrian Demak Laut,
93050 Kuching,Sarawak,
Malaysia.
Tel : 6082 - 233 245
Fax : 6082 - 439 969
Email : sko@mpc.gov.my
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
SABAH REGION OFFICE
Level 2,MAA Tower,
No.6,Lorong Api - Api 1,
88000 Kota Kinabalu,Sabah,Malaysia.
Tel : 6088 - 233 245 Fax : 6088 242 815
Email : mpcwsb@mpc.gov.my
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
SOUTHERN REGION OFFICE
No.8 Jalan Padi Mahsuri, Bandar
Baru UDA,
81200 Johor Bahru, Johor ,
Malaysia.
Tel : 607 - 237 7422
Fax : 607 - 238 0798
Email : sro@mpc.gov.my
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
TERENGGANU OFFICE
No.3-03 KT Business Centre,
Jalan Sultan Mahmud,Padang
Hiliran,
21100 Kuala
Terengganu,
Terengganu,Malaysia.
Tel : 609 - 622 8215
Fax : 609 - 631 6010
Email : mpctrg@mpc.gov.my
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
EAST COAST REGION OFFICE
Aras 7,Wisma TNB,Jln. Gambut,
25000 Kuantan,Pahang,Malaysia.
Tel : 609 - 513 1788
Fax : 609 - 513 8903
Email : mpcwpt@mpc.gov.my
MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
KELANTAN OFFICE
Lot 197C, tingkat
Bawah,Bangunan MAIK, Jalan
Sultan Yahya Petra,
15150 Kota
Bharu,Kelantan,Malaysia.
Tel : 609 - 741 6261
Fax : 609 - 741 6263
Email : mpckel@mpc.gov.my
TOLL FREE : 1 - 800 - 88 - 1140
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MALAYSIA PRODUCTIVITY
CORPORATION
P.O.Box 64,Jalan Sultan,46904 Petaling Jaya,
Selangor Darul
Ehsan,Malaysia.
Tel : 603-7955 7266/ 7955
7050 / 7955 7085 / 7955
7122 / 7955 7190 / 7955 7232
/ 7955 7341
Fax : 603 - 7957 8068 (E) /
7955 1824 (B) / 7954 0795
(Promotion)
Toll Free : 1 - 800 - 88 - 1140
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