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Cyberjaya as a Living Lab for the Internet of ThingsDato’ Faris YahayaManaging Director

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Cyberview – Who We Are

2011

FacilitatorSell and lease land, construct buildings, support government certified ICT companies via Cyberjaya development

LandownerDevelop basic infrastructure to enhance attractiveness in Cyberjaya

1996 2005

Cybercity Manager Drive growth of Cyberjaya as a premier ICT Hub

2015

Tech Hub EnablerAn Open Cyberview to transform Cyberjaya into a Global Technology Hub

In 2013, “The Landowner of Cyberjaya” was removed from the identity

Investor

relations

services

Industry development

initiatives

Tech hub development

& management

services

• Tailor-made incentives• Facilitation in

regulatory matters• Business matching and

strategic partnership• Site selection

assistance

• Enterprise development

• Talent development and retention

• Clusters development

• Consultancy services• Township management• Planning and physical

development• Properties and facilities

management

Past Yesterday NOW

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1996 – 1997The beginning – Cyberjaya was established as an ICT hub by the Malaysian Government, and the nucleus of MSC Malaysia

2005 -2007Upward trajectory – Significant growth in the number of start-ups, local companies and MNCs

2007 – 2011Sustaining competitiveness – 172 companies moved to Cyberjaya between 2006 - 2008

2014 – BeyondThe new age – aspiration to elevate Cyberjaya into a Global Technology Hub

Cyberjaya – The Milestones

In Malaysia and the region Focus on technology-based services and high-value BPO

Premier ICT Hub

Current success Global Tech Hub ICT and beyond ICT Premier living lab

destination for testing latest

New mandate

Include smart city applications and other regional innovations

technologies

to implement Low Carbon Strategies in Malaysia

1st

Cyberjaya – Quick Facts

5 Colleges/ Universities

7,000Acres

815Companies

RM9.04 bn Revenue generated in 2015

24,500 Students

88,000Total population

470MSC Status companies

RM5.2 bn Export revenue generated in 2015

37,820 Knowledge workers

60%Aged 20 - 49

429Startups

RM6.35 bn Investment in 2014

MSC Malaysia Companies in

Cyberjaya

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Industry Focus

GTH Tech Focus Areas

Cyberjaya – Global Tech Hub Blueprint

Financial ServicesRetail /

ConsumerEducatio

ne-Government

Wearable Technologi

es / IOTBio

Technology

Living Lab Smart City

Cyberjaya A Global Technology Hub

Big Data

Analytics

Cloud Computi

ng

Information

Security

Green Technolog

y

Creative

Content

Smart Grid

Technology

Mobile Internet

Cyberjaya Smart City: The Objectives

Objectives

4 FocusAreas

Cyberjaya as a Smart City involves the development and testing of intelligent technologies to provide valuable solutions and services aimed at:

Increasing efficiency of public services and city living

#1

Improving quality of life and creating a safe city

Improving standard of environmental sustainability, in line with Cyberjaya's Low Carbon City Framework.

#2

#3

SmartInfrastructureImproving efficiency and quality of infrastructure in Cyberjaya

Smart Environment

Providing low carbon as well as energy efficient solutions

SmartEconomy

Improving economic activities using smart and innovative technology

SmartSocial

Engaging the community and enhancing quality of life with technology

The testing of smart solutions in Cyberjaya also enhances the Living Lab proposition of Cyberjaya, i.e. using Cyberjaya as a test bed for new and innovative technologies

IoT as the main driver for the development of smart city

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Cyberjaya Smart City 5 Years Roadmap

Phase 1 (2015)

Introduction of smart city foundation

Phase 3 (2017-2018)

Integrating solutions for control and monitoring

Phase 3 (2019-2020)

Promoting widespread access andadoption

Infrastructure Environment Economy Social Operating Platform

Phase 2 (2016)

Promoting consumption of smart city solutions

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City Innovation Council: Governance Structure

Council Members

Tier 1Partners

Tier 2 Partners

Cyberjaya Stakeholders

GLC/Govt Agency/MNC

/LLC

SME/ Start-UP

Advisory Committee Members

Secretariat

Led & Chaired

Advisory representatives

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Drivers and Enablers that will provide opportunities for IOT in Cyberjaya

Council Members

Citizen services

Issues & problems

• Overlapping in collaboration, initiatives and programmes

• Low consideration on big picture

• Different goals and objectives

• Lacking in project sustainability

Way forward

• Collaboration based on common and individual goals

• Common platform to discuss strategic matters and big picture

• Priority for Cyberjaya and benefit for community

• attracting and accelerating investment in the city

Unified data management platform, allowing data capture, storage, and analytics

Biz Model & Data GovernanceData integration and information

sharingMonitoring & Control

Urban Infrastructure

Innovative Smart CityProjects

• Dedicated Transportation Services (Cyberview)

• Smart Traffic Management System (Cyberview, MDEC, TM and MPSp)

• Wireless Cyberjaya (Cyberview & TM)

• ROADME : Vehicle Diagnostics and Monitoring System (MCMC)

• Smart Heavy Vehicle Enforcement System (MDEC)

• Citizen engagement system (the like of City Sense by REDTone IOT)

• Affordable GIGABIT internet (SH Tech)

Piloting your IoT Solutions in Cyberjaya,The Capital of Creation

#1 #2 #3 #4 #5Problem

StatementValidated

Ideas Prototype Pivoting Product

Cyberjaya set to be South East Asia’s first LoRa-powered smart city

Cyberjaya has the capacity to support end-to-end IoT deployments

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Cyberjaya has the capacity to support end-to-end IoT deployments

Cyberjaya also has among the highest % of early tech adopters, making this tech hub the best pilot location for new innovations.

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We aim to achieve mutually beneficial collaborations with our partners in developing Cyberjaya as a Smart City

Value to our partners What we seek

Connecting Cyberjaya Partnerships for Smart City

Value propositions for Cyberjaya Smart City partners

Living LabOpportunity to access Cyberjaya as a living lab to test your new technologies

Access to ASEAN marketSuccessful proof of concepts can be used to access the broader ASEAN market

Strong supportStrong support from the government via Cyberview and its network

Brownfield and greenfield projectsOpportunities to work with Cyberview & TM on brownfield and greenfield projects

Test bedCompanies who are keen to use Cyberjaya as a test bed for new smart city technologies

Collaborative business modelCyberview as a facilitator and/or co-investor

Smart solutionsSmart solutions with clear value-added proposition for Cyberjaya (e.g. improved efficiency / cost savings

Integrated approachTechnology solutions which can be integrated into a central system to enhance value creation

Let’s collaborate!to ensure successful & sustainable partnership

Ministries

SMEs

Angel investors

Private equity

Venture capital

MNCs

Universities/ schools

Gov. agencies

GLCs/SOEsOther Tech Hubs

National ICT

Agency

National Biotechnology

Agency

National Green Technology

Agency

Cyberjaya's Master

Developer

City HallNational Telecommunication

s Provider

Small Enterprise Development

Agency

National Innovation & Entrepreneurship

Development Agency

National Investment

Development Authority

National Human Capital

Development Agency

KL Investment Promotion

Agency

Agency for SMEs

Communications and

Multimedia Regulator

National R&D Centre in ICT

Our synergistic Partnerships across all segments

Thank you

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