Thumbs up to TPM, says Ongkili
KUALA LUMPUR
(March 8, 2012):
Technology Park Malaysia (TPM) got the thumbs up for making breakthroughs in
the development of products and services using its capabilities in sciences and
technologies.
Science, Technology and Innovation
Minister Datuk Seri Dr Maximus Johnity Ongkili, who made a surprise visit to
the park in Bukit Jalil here last week, was given a firsthand tour of the
various products developed by TPM with its wide range of support services .
He said that products and services
that were on show had the potential to breakthrough into the market if well
managed and will definitely develop the science technology industry.
The minister said he was also impressed
with the presentations and breakthrough in discoveries that were showcased in
the labs and also at the gallery by tenants especially from the Innovation and
Incubation Centre (IIC) at TPM.
The tenants at TPM hope to
commercialise their products by taking full advantage of the support mechanisms
readily available at the park. They also expressed the hope to seek the ministry’s
approval for their product line-up.
Tenants from TPM under the
subsidiaries of their Innovation and Incubation Centre (IIC) showcased their
products and services which they planned to commercialise with the assistance
and support of TPM.
Among the many roles of Technology
Park is to enhance programmes in biotechnology and life sciences,
technopreneurship and commercialisation, engineering, ICT and halal science
labs to name a few. The labs visited were those occupied by Zenotec Biotech,
KHL Herbal Biotech and New Cell Nutrients.
Four subsidiaries of TPM, namely TPM IT Sdn Bhd, TPM Engineering Sdn Bhd, TPM Biotechnology
Sdn Bhd, TPM College Sdn Bhd
took the opportunity to highlight their achievements and future planning in a
private discussion and presentation with Ongkili.
Chief Executive Officer of TPm Datuk Azman Shahidin accompanies Ongkili
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