Electrical & Electronics

The ERP market in Malaysia offers significant opportunities as the adoption of management software is a rise. In 2019, 41.9% of companies adopted management software while in 2021, 46.7% companies adopted it. Key sectors such as GLCs seek to streamline operations, PLCs prioritize efficiency and compliance, and FIs focus on risk management. They requires advanced ERP systems to manage specific operational complexities and regulatory demands. As demand for tailored ERP solutions increases, the market is poised for substantial growth, presenting an attractive landscape for ERP vendors.

Malaysian air-conditioning exports are thriving, with 73% sold to Southeast Asia, particularly Vietnam and Thailand. Oman and Italy have shown significant growth in demand to Malaysia’s air-conditioning. Meanwhile, Chinese imports to Malaysia rose by 39.7% due to competitive pricing, despite brand confidence issues. Domestic demand remains weak, with a 0.1% CAGR, but the upcoming completion of residential area presents an optimistics opportunities to the indistry. Overall, low domestic demand and current global commitments to phase down harmful HFCs by 2028 will impact the sales of the industry, while the rise of smart appliances offers potential for innovation in the industry.

In 2013, Malaysia’s semiconductor industry saw growth in sales and production volume, driven by innovation and the need for constant R&D. Sales of Malaysian semiconductors increased by approximately 8% between 2013 and 2014, driven by competitive pricing compared to other regions. In 2015, sales are anticipated to grow further to meet rising global demand. Overall, companies increasingly specialized within the value chain, while government initiatives and a positive global outlook supported further industry expansion.

operations for better inventory control and customer service, fueled by a 63% increase in smartphone penetration in Malaysia. Wireless solutions enhance information quality, reduce costs, and optimize employee processes. As users engage more in mobile activities like messaging and streaming, the untapped mobile workforce presents an optimistic opportunities. Overall, neglecting enterprise mobility can result in substantial revenue losses, particularly in retail and healthcare, while adopting these solutions provides a competitive edge as customer demands grow.