Business performance for private higher education institutions in Malaysia by Ahmad, Hartini, Hashim, Fariza, Abu Bakar, Abdul Rahim, Md Isa, Filzah

“…In view of today’s development in the world economy, and globalization, Malaysia recognises that ‘knowledge’ is the passport to prosperity and social stability.The purpose of the study to identify the performance of Private Higher Education Institutions (IPTS) Malaysia based on each main factors, namely reputation, accreditation, admission, and finance.Initially, the failures Private Higher Education Institutions (IPTS) this could affect Malaysia's aspiration to become an education hub in the region.The interviews were conducted with personnel the senior and middle managers of the PHEIs, who are able to give the right information and related to the research questions by getting the data collection personally from the participants themselves.The important factors of these for business performance of the PHEIs, i.e. 1) clear and well defined mission, values and strategy; 2) top management and leadership style and support; 3) participation and total involvement that leads to performance; 4) transformation and change management; 5) human resource management; and 6) departmental integration and communication.…”
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Critical success factors for public private partnership (PPP) implement in Malaysia by Ismail, Suhaiza

“…It also intends to examine the differences in the perceptions of government and private sector pertaining to the factors. A questionnaire survey was used to elicit the perceptions of public and private sectors on the attractive factors of PPP adoption in Malaysia…”
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Exploring the use of public private partnership (PPP) in healthcare sector in Malaysia by Abd. Manaf, Noor Hazilah

“…This paper aims at presenting information concerning various partnership initiatives between private sector and public sector entities in the healthcare sector in Malaysia. …”
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Perceptions and influences on the choice of private institutions of higher learning for further education by Zain, Osman M., Ibrahim, Andy-Bachtiar, Anis, Azilah, Jan, Muhammad Tahir

“…There are more than 500 institutions of private higher education comprising of colleges, university colleges, and fully university status. …”
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Awareness Of Applying Public Private Partnership (PPP) In Construction Industry Malaysia by Wee ,, Shu Jiuan

“…The use of the Public Private Partnership as procurement in delivery public infrastructure and services in Malaysia began active during the 1990s was much more rapid and widespread than had been expected at the start of the decade. …”
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Estimating the reduction of carbon dioxide (co2) emission from private vehicles in penang island by Razif, Mohammad Zahin Mohammad

“…This study investigates the effect of CO2 emission when private vehicles travelling on the road are reduced. …”
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Strategic Information System Planning (SISP) in private higher educational institutions (IPTS) in Malaysia: An exploratory study by Yaakub, Nor Asiah, Mat Saat, Rafeah, Raja Mohd Ali, Raja Haslinda

“…It is conducted to identify the existing of SISP practices in private higher educational institutions (IPTS) in Malaysia and to examine integration between SISP and their business plan. …”
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A new look at HRM practice and its Relationships to employees' attitudes: A comparison of public and private Sector in Malaysia. by Kee , Daisy Mui Hung

“…Data was collected through self administered questionnaire distributed to both public and private sector. The results indicate HRM practices have a significant influence on employees work outcome.HRM in both public and private sector differ significantly.Finally implication of the findings limitation and future direction are discussed. …”

Factors influence private sector status of loan repayment using logistic regression: A case study of Bank Rakyat on september 2014 / Nur Farah Amira Zahid Shah by Zahid Shah, Nur Farah Amira

“…This research focused on personal loan for Private Sector employees. A personal loan is an unsecured loan, meaning the borrower does not put up any collateral or security to guarantee the repayment of the loan. …”
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Knowledge, attitude and practices (on nutrition and oral health) of mothers and nutritional status of children: an association with Early Childhood Caries (ECC) of children attending private Taska in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. by Yin, Wong Chen

“…This was a cross sectional study of 126 subjects from 8 private TASKA in Kota Bharu, Kelantan. Tools using for this study were questionnaires of KAP on measurements and oral health measurement. …”
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Development of A Servitisize Kindergarten Business Model for Well-Being Solution by Mohd Sharif, Kamal Imran, Mohtar, Shahimi, Nordin, Norani, Hasan, Quamrul, Belal, H. M.

“…In this study, we focus on the practice of Malaysian private kindergarten business, because this business is not only related to money making, but also social and national well-being aspects. …”
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Globalisation, economic policy, and equity: the case of Malaysia by Yusoff, Mohammed, Abu Hasan, Fauziah, Abdul Jalil, Suhaila

“…The roles of the government in the economy have been gradually reduced through privatization and the private sector has to play a bigger role in creating economic activities through expanding private investment. …”
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Protecting the right to privacy in the fight against terrorism by Korff, Douwe

“…"The right to privacy is an integral part of the right to respect for private life, as guaranteed by Article 8 of the European Convention on Human Rights: it also encompasses a more special right, usually referred to in terms of “data protection”. …”
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Framework for adoption of customer relationship management systems in hospital by Ibrahim, Huda, Mohd, Haslina, Mohd Noor, Nor Azila, Rababah, Khalid Ali

“…Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems enable hospitals to provide better quality of services, to improve customers’ satisfaction, and to increase their profitability and competitiveness.However, there is little attention and lack of adoption of the CRM systems in private hospitals in Malaysia. Moreover, few studies have investigated the factors influencing the adoption of the CRM systems in private hospitals in Malaysia.The main objective of this study is therefore to construct an adoption model of CRM systems in the healthcare industry.Self administered questionnaires were used to collect the data from the top management employees in private hospitals in Malaysia.A total of 148 questionnaires distributed in which 79 questionnaires (53%) were returned.The data of 72 valid questionnaires were analysed using Correlation and Multiple Regression techniques to validate the model.The model, adapted from the Diffusion of Innovation (DOI) theory and the Model of Information System (IS) Innovation, was built to relate innovation, organizational, and environmental factors to the perception of the CRM system’s benefits and implementation plans.Findings indicate that innovation, organizational, and environmental factors have positive significant relationships (p >0.05).The results of the study such as the constructed model, provide a set of adoption guidelines that contributes to a successful adoption and implementation of the CRM systems.The model also contributes to the body of knowledge in the DOI theory, the Model of IS Innovation, and the CRM domain. …”
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Rediffusion: Its Role And Function In Malaysian Broadcasting. by Cheong, Kim Chee

“…Rediffusion is an unique mass medium in Malaysia. It is the only private wired broadcasting station allowed to operate in Malaysia. …”
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Newport Street Gallery by St John, Peter

“…Commissioned by Damien Hirst, this project called for the design of a large, private gallery in South London to exhibit the artist’s personal collection. …”
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Study of adequate compensation for land- strengths and weaknessess of traditional comparison method of valuation in land acquisition projects by Omar, Ismail

“…Data is gathered from valuation reports prepared by private and public valuers and documents from land administrators in the case study in Melaka. …”
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A paradigm shift of integrative learning sytles in training and education. by Osman, Intan

“…It is hoped that an understanding of the system through examples of its employment in schools and other public and private sectors will be gained. The use of ILS is widespread and throughout the world, however, my main modelling thrusts are Malaysian-based. …”
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Determining faculty policy in franchising university program : evaluating lecturers' assessment capacity as a basis for student enrolment by Yahaya, Nazli, Tapsir, Siti Hamisah, Mohd. Shariff, Nor Mawati, Abdullah, Morina

“…A guideline is produced, using a few exemplary present collaboration centers as a benchmark in awarding franchiseship to applying private colleges. …”
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Enterprise architecture adoption and implementation in Malaysia by Md Dahalin, Zulkhairi, Abd Razak, Rafidah, Ibrahim, Huda, Yusop, Nor Iadah, Hashim, Mohd Khairuddin

“…Studies have shown that organizations in Malaysia, both public and private, do practice EA but the EA activities were found to be incomplete or not adequately addressed.The main objective of this research is to discover the trends in EA adoption and implementation in Malaysia.In achieving this, this study embarks on the following sub-objectives: (a) To assess EA activities in Malaysian organizations, both public and private; (b) To investigate the importance of EA in addressing business issues; (c) To investigate the EA environment in terms of location, business area, people, governance, types of architecture, methods, tools and frameworks; and (d) To make recommendation based on trends in the adoption and implementation of EA in Malaysia.A survey study method using questionnaire was used to collect empirical evidences.The questionnaire was adopted from the Institute for Enterprise Architecture Development (IFEAD) country report 2005 that surveyed trends in EA in organizations across the world.A survey research method was employed involving one hundred organizations chosen at random from UUM’s University-Industry Link database as well as lists of organizations from the Malaysia Computer Industry Association (PIKOM) directory, and the Malaysia National Computer Confederation (MNCC) directory. …”
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