KUALA LUMPUR: Catcha Digital Bhd
has announced the formation of a new business unit called i-Gov that specifically focused on working to develop technology solutions and software for the Malaysian government and the public sector.
In a statement today, Catcha Digital said i-Gov would look to acquire existing software providers to the Malaysian Government and enhance their capabilities and services as well as engage directly with the government on new initiatives and projects designed to advance the government’s technology agenda.
"We see tremendous opportunities to work with the Malaysian government to unify and improve digital services for the nation and its people, in accordance with The Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint and Policy for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.
"With the launch of i-Gov, we aim to accelerate Malaysia’s transformation towards a digital economy,” chairman Patrick Grove said.
According to Catcha Digital, i-Gov establishment is to contribute to the Malaysian government’s effort in digital transformation and GovTech in tandem with Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim’s announcement on May 15, 2023 on the establishment of the Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution Malaysia, an independent centre within the World Economic Forum global ecosystem focusing on two priorities -- digital transformation and GovTech; and energy transition.
Catcha Digital is an investment holding company focused on operating businesses in the digital media, advertising and software industries. - Bernama
