Implementation of policy initiatives to foster public sector innovation in Malaysia: the need for measurement

The emergence of public sector innovation in the last two decades has been an important aspect of the solution for pressing global economic and social problems. There is rapidly growing interest for measuring innovation in the public sector as part of the goal to improve its overall performance. In...

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Main Authors: Ramli, Razul Ikmal, Abu-Hassan, Norihan, Arifin, Aini Suzana, Jasmi, Adibah Najihah
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Language:English
Published: Perdana School UTM 2017
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Online Access:http://eprints.utm.my/80628/1/AiniSuzanaArifin2017_ImplementationofPolicyInitiativestoFosterPublic.pdf
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author Ramli, Razul Ikmal
Abu-Hassan, Norihan
Arifin, Aini Suzana
Jasmi, Adibah Najihah
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description The emergence of public sector innovation in the last two decades has been an important aspect of the solution for pressing global economic and social problems. There is rapidly growing interest for measuring innovation in the public sector as part of the goal to improve its overall performance. In the context of Malaysia, the public sector has been dedicated to fostering innovation through the implementation of various policy initiatives. Despite this dedication, there remains a lack of measurement strategies for public sector innovation performance. The existing performance measurement strategy mostly focuses on efficiency and object centric, while the current focus of performance measurement in leading governments such as the United Kingdom, European Union and Australia is shifting towards measuring the effectiveness and capability of public innovation to deliver expected public values. This situation established a critical need for a holistic approach in measuring Malaysian public sector innovation performance, through the implementation of subject-based innovation performance measurement. The existence of such a measurement will be able to provide indicator of achievement, as well as valuable insights to support policy formulation processes, debates and the evaluation of existing policy initiatives.
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spelling utm.eprints-806282019-06-27T06:12:24Z http://eprints.utm.my/80628/ Implementation of policy initiatives to foster public sector innovation in Malaysia: the need for measurement Ramli, Razul Ikmal Abu-Hassan, Norihan Arifin, Aini Suzana Jasmi, Adibah Najihah H Social Sciences (General) The emergence of public sector innovation in the last two decades has been an important aspect of the solution for pressing global economic and social problems. There is rapidly growing interest for measuring innovation in the public sector as part of the goal to improve its overall performance. In the context of Malaysia, the public sector has been dedicated to fostering innovation through the implementation of various policy initiatives. Despite this dedication, there remains a lack of measurement strategies for public sector innovation performance. The existing performance measurement strategy mostly focuses on efficiency and object centric, while the current focus of performance measurement in leading governments such as the United Kingdom, European Union and Australia is shifting towards measuring the effectiveness and capability of public innovation to deliver expected public values. This situation established a critical need for a holistic approach in measuring Malaysian public sector innovation performance, through the implementation of subject-based innovation performance measurement. The existence of such a measurement will be able to provide indicator of achievement, as well as valuable insights to support policy formulation processes, debates and the evaluation of existing policy initiatives. Perdana School UTM 2017 Article PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.utm.my/80628/1/AiniSuzanaArifin2017_ImplementationofPolicyInitiativestoFosterPublic.pdf Ramli, Razul Ikmal and Abu-Hassan, Norihan and Arifin, Aini Suzana and Jasmi, Adibah Najihah (2017) Implementation of policy initiatives to foster public sector innovation in Malaysia: the need for measurement. Journal of Science, Technology and Innovation Policy, 3 (1). pp. 1-7. ISSN 2550-2018 http://jostip.org/index.php/jostip/article/download/48/24
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title_short Implementation of policy initiatives to foster public sector innovation in Malaysia: the need for measurement
title_sort implementation of policy initiatives to foster public sector innovation in malaysia the need for measurement
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