This article discusses how building a strong culture of innovation enables Malaysian organisations to remain competitive amid digital disruption and market uncertainty. It highlights the roles of leadership, technology, employee empowerment, and university–industry collaboration in driving sustainable innovation.
This article explores the rise of post-retirement entrepreneurship in Malaysia, highlighting why seniors are turning to business for income, purpose, and independence. It discusses digital empowerment, key challenges, sustainability strategies, and the role of universities and communities in supporting senior entrepreneurs.
This article explores how developing an entrepreneurial mindset equips Gen Z with adaptability, resilience, and opportunity-driven thinking in a digital economy. It highlights teaching insights, real-life examples, and the role of universities in nurturing confident, innovative, and future-ready young entrepreneurs.
This article examines governance challenges faced by elderly care NGOs in Malaysia and highlights strategies to improve transparency, accountability, and sustainability. It discusses leadership, financial management, digital adoption, and the role of universities and community partners in strengthening long-term NGO resilience.
This article highlights how social media and e-commerce are empowering rural women in Malaysia to build microenterprises, gain financial independence, and overcome socio-economic barriers. It showcases real success stories, digital challenges, and the role of training and universities in strengthening rural communities.
This article explores the rise of creative entrepreneurship in Kelantan, highlighting how batik, craft, and cultural heritage are transformed into sustainable income through digital platforms, Gen Z innovation, and initiatives such as BATIK-YOUTH that empower artisans and strengthen community identity.
This article discusses the importance of strategic entrepreneurial leadership in today’s rapidly changing business environment. It highlights key leadership traits such as visionary thinking, innovation, collaboration, and agility, supported by Malaysian business examples and the role of UMK in developing future-ready leaders.
Inisiatif memperkukuh pembangunan pelancongan komuniti semakin dipertegaskan apabila Universiti Malaysia Kelantan (UMK) melalui wakil pensyarah Fakulti Hospitaliti, Pelancongan dan Kesejahteraan (FHPK) telah menerima jemputan sebagai penceramah dalam Program Pemerkasaan Homestay Kubang Telaga anjuran Kementerian Pelancongan, Seni dan Budaya Malaysia (MOTAC)
Consumer Empowerment Index (CEI) oleh KPDN mengukur tahap keberdayaan pengguna dari segi literasi kewangan, keputusan pembelian bijak dan hak tebus rugi. Ia membantu kerajaan merangka dasar perlindungan lebih berkesan serta memperkasakan pengguna agar lebih celik, yakin dan tidak mudah terdedah kepada penipuan pasaran.
VirtuPreneur is a digital incubator that blends Islamic ethics with modern technology to guide aspiring entrepreneurs. Through VR/AR learning, Shariah-compliant tools, and AI-driven mentorship, it empowers users to build ethical, sustainable businesses and strengthens the global Islamic finance ecosystem.
Kanak-kanak dahulu aktif bermain di luar, membina kemahiran sosial dan fizikal. Kini, mereka lebih tertumpu pada telefon pintar dan dunia digital. Fenomena ini mengubah cara mereka berinteraksi dan berkembang. Cabarannya ialah mencapai keseimbangan antara teknologi dan pengalaman dunia sebenar demi perkembangan emosi dan sosial yang sihat.
Examines AUHW through human - environment relations. Natural resources are abundant but must be used responsibly. Islam forbids waste and commands lawful, balanced use. Concludes that faith, moderated desire, responsible consumption, and ethical resource use prevent unlimited wants.
