A study of top SMEs in Malaysia: key success factors vs government support program.

• Main Author: Kee, Daisy Mui Hung
• Format: Monograph
• Published: Universiti Sains Malaysia
• Subjects: HD28-70 Management. Industrial Management
• Online Access: http://eprints.usm.my/32548/

Di bawah Rancangan Malaysia ke-Iapan (RMS) dan ke-sembilan (RM9), kerajaan telah memperuntuk satu pembiayaan sebanyak RM557 juta dan RM623 juta dengan tujuan meningkatkan dan membangunkan PKS. Sehingga kini, PKS di Malaysia telah mewujudkan 56.4% pekerjaan dan menyumbang 32% kepada KDNK. PKS telah dikena/pasti sebagai enjin pertumbuhan utama di bawah RM9, jadi adalah perlu untuk menyediakan PKS dengan kemahiran pengurusan dan pengetahuan supaya dapat bersaing, bertahan dan berjaya di persekitaran perniagaan mencabar hari ini. Under the Eight (RM8) and Ninth Malaysia Plan (RM9), the government has allocated an extensive funding of RM557 million and RM623 million for SMEs respectively with the purpose to improve and develop SMEs.To date, SMEs in Malaysia have created 56.4% of the jobs and contributed 32% to the GOP. Given that SMEs have been identified as main growth engines under RM9, there is now a pertinent need to provide SMEs with the necessary management skills and know-how in order to compete, sustain and succeed in today's challenging business environment.