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Fajal

2012-04-29 14:47

 Many countries have tried to deovlep an IT industry much earlier, and with more and better resources and better government than us Malaysia, and have not succeeded. The chance of us succeeding given our handicaps was never good and will never be good. It begins with poor politics, then poor government, then poor education, and then poor business environment (e.g. small market).What is remarkable to me is that some people have managed to make good money and build companies despite our problems Mobif, Jobstreet, Green Packet, etc. These people proof that the government is more in the way for deovleping the industry than helping it. In fact, the government would do better to get out of the way rather actually have any sort of grand plan like MSC. The real only way the government can help is by having open competitive bidding in government procurement of IT and putting competent people in charge of that. Nothing else they do would really mean anything much. I would argue all the spending on grand projects, computer labs, computer courses etc, amount to basically waste.There is no hope of the MSC really succeeding, but we can still benefit from better IT and that perhaps is, would be better because at least it means less waste.The truth is there it is no real strategy. MSC was never a great idea it was an opportunity for government spending more than anything else and as Bill Gates told us very politely, it would not work because of that.A couple of years ago, there was this idea of attracting Malaysians overseas to come back to run Malaysia GLCs. Among my extensive overseas network of business and personal associates abroad, they discussed it and unanimously shot down the idea. The reason? Quote: Smart people can't stand inconsistencies in fact they rely on it. Malaysia politics make things too inconsistent to do the kind of work they do. You want to know why they will never attract the best in public service? At one time, we all agreed what the future of Malaysia was and will always be secular, rule of law, multiracial, meritocracy. Today, even among those in power, there is no agreement on these basic things. Why would the best people subject themselves to these inconsistencies? Maybe naivety but how long will that last and how many?For every one brain that comes in, fifty brains will leave the country. With the affirmative policies in place, do not talk about attracting the brain. For decades, Malaysia was losing its best peoples to deovleped countries and taking rejects from deovleping countries.Please forget about bring back those lost brains, while we can keep those bright students now and love them and care for them!First, the government and country has to figure out what it want to be first before it can really retain the best, otherwise we are merely exploiting those who do not have better choices elsewhere.I still remember of my junior wanted to serve in our Malaysia air force and he was able to design war fighters, but instead he was not retained, he headed south Singapore and he was happily married down there, has a happy family and no way back!People with the best brains inadvertently mean they know how to think. Therefore they are wise enough not to choose Malaysia as their destination, as it could spell disaster to their reputation as we work differently. Singapore will still be the ideal landing point of such calibre people.Malaysia will forever be suffering from a massive brain drain so long as the Umno-led government keeps in place the malay agenda. To forego the agenda is too costly sacrifice which the Umno malays cannot make. A clear symptom of an inferiority complex.