Wednesday, 8th February 2012 – The Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) will host the 1st national automotive technology conference “National Automotive Technology and Digital Engineering Symposium” or in short NATDES. /images/pdf/TD/News012012/MAI TD News-Feb8.pdf,850,700
PETALING JAYA: The Malaysia Automotive Institute (MAI) is developing a
blueprint that will detail the development and enhancement of the local
automotive industry up to 2025.
Chief executive officer Madani Sahari said the blueprint, known as
Malaysia Automotive Industry Roadmap 2025 (MAIR 2025), is to gear up the
local automotive sector for the global technological enhancements that
was expected to take place by 2025.
Within MAIR 2025, the roadmap will include technological,...
Friday 3rd February 2012 – The implementation of Post MAJAICO programme under MAI, which began in October 2011, saw the importance of having a Lean Production System (LPS) Centre to house training facilities and to serve as a convenient place to conduct all the LPS exposure, related skill and knowledge development programmes. While formulating the LPS programmes thus far, MAI at the same time has taken the initiative to organise the Centre within the vicinity of MAI Office in Cyberjaya. The Centre...
Wednesday 1st February 2012 - The global automotive industry is currently facing all sort of new challenges including globalization, overcapacity and increasing competition. Besides, pressures on global warming, environmental protection, energy constraint and the emergence of the low-cost competitors are mounting and are now becoming major concerns to automotive players. /images/pdf/TD/News012012/MAI TD News-Feb1.pdf,850,700