Pendedahan penggunaan sistem perolehan elektronik kerajaan, (ePerolehan)(eP) akan dilaksanakan di Sabah bagi memberi peluang kepada pembekal di negeri ini untuk berurus-niaga dengan pihak kerajaan secara atas talian.
Pengarah Projek Unit ePerolehan Datuk Mohd Shafiq Abdullah berkata perancangan masa depan adalah menjurus untuk menambah bilangan Pusat eP dan juga pusat eP@Desa di Sabah bagi memudahkan pembekal mendapatkan perkhidmatan mengenai ePerolehan secara menyeluruh.
"Unit eP akan menggiatkan lagi mempromosikan serta memberi lebih pendedahan kepada pembekal-pembekal mengenai sistem eP," katanya kepada Bernama selepas merasmikan Seminar Transformasi Perolehan peringkat Negeri Sabah di sini hari ini.
Mohd Shafiq berkata 6,812 pembekal di Sabah berdaftar dengan Kementerian Kewangan termasuk 3,502 bertaraf Bumiputera tetapi 51 peratus sahaja yang berkeupayaan eP daripada keseluruhan jumlah pembekal di Malaysia sebanyak 110,327 pembekal, sehingga 30 September lepas.
Beliau menyeru pembekal di Sabah berurusan secara aktif menerusi eP kerana daripada 4,603 pembekal berkeupayaan eP hanya 1,119 pembekal atau 26 peratus yang memuat naik katalog ke dalam sistem eP.
"Mengikut pemerhatian Kementerian Kewangan, agensi kerajaan persekutuan pada masa ini kurang menggunakan e-katalog.
Ini adalah kerana kurang pembekal memuat naik katalog ke dalam sistem," katanya.
Beliau berkata sistem eP menepati kehendak masa kini dengan menyaksikan pencapaian nilai transaksi di peringkat Sabah mencapai RM669 juta dari Januari sehingga Oktober lepas dengan bilangan Tempahan Pembelian Tempatan (LPO) sebanyak 87,368.
Mohd Shafiq berkata kerajaan akan menambah baik sistem perolehan elektronik kerajaan yang mampu menangani kehendak-kehendak pembekal yang lebih celik Internet dan perkembangan semasa.
"Menerusi penggunaan sistem eP secara bersepadu, perolehan kerajaan dapat dilakukan dengan cepat, tepat dan berintegriti" katanya.
Beliau berharap eP menjadi platform terbaik untuk semua pembekal yang ingin berurus niaga dengan kerajaan persekutuan dapat menggunakan sistem eP ini sepenuhnya agar hasrat dan matlamat kerajaan untuk mewujudkan masyarakat k-ekonomi dan berpendapatan tinggi dicapai menjelang wawasan 2020.
Seramai 150 pembekal di seluruh pantai barat selatan pedalaman atas Sabah di Keningau (Tenom, Nabawan, Keningau dan Tambunan) menyertai seminar secara percuma yang dikendalikan oleh syarikat Commerce Dot Com Sdn Bhd, rakan strategic pembangunan sistem eP.
Program eP@Desa turut diadakan di Kota Belud selain mengadakan kaunter perkhidmatan bertemu pelanggan di KK Times Square. (Bernama)
Thursday, November 8, 2012
E-Perolehan Dilaksanakan Di Sabah
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ePerolehan is an electronic procurement system which enables suppliers to sell goods and services to Government agencies through the Internet.
ReplyDeleteSuppliers “open shop” on the World Wide Web, advertise their goods, present their pricing, process orders and deliveries, and make collections. The entire process is done electronically, through the Internet
ReplyDeleteThe implementation of electronic government started since the initiation of Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) by Malaysian government. E-government is introduce in order to improve the convenience, accessibility and quality of interaction with citizens and businesses.
ReplyDeleteePerolehan helps to improve the information flows and processes within government to improve the speed and quality of policy development, coordination and enforcement.
ReplyDeleteWith E-services, one now is able to perform transaction with government agencies and utilities payment.
ReplyDeleteJika kita berhasrat untuk memajukan perniagaan kita, dan berkemampuan, gunakanlah segala sumber (resources).
ReplyDeleteIni usaha yang baik untuk membantu para pembekal untuk terus maju kehadapan.
ReplyDeleteini bagi memastikan pembekal dapat mempromosikan dan juga berhubung dengan pihak yang bertanggungjawab unutk membantu mereka.
ReplyDeleteJangan lepaskan peluang baik ini. Ini tidak ada buruknya pun. Ini dapat memberikan manfaat lagi.
ReplyDeleteHarap teruskan usaha menaiktaraf lagi akan ePerolehan ini. Dedahkan secara menyeluruh kepada semua.
ReplyDeleteThe people need to know more about the e-perolehan.
ReplyDeleteSemoga lebih banyak pembekal dapat menggunakan servis ini untuk menjalankan transaksi dengan badan kerajaan.
ReplyDelete"Menerusi penggunaan sistem eP secara bersepadu, perolehan kerajaan dapat dilakukan dengan cepat, tepat dan berintegriti"
ReplyDeleteI see no harm done to try out the new system.
Dengan adanya sistem e-Perolehan ini, segala maklumat pembelian dari segi senarai pembekal yang bersaing dan pembekal yang terpilih disimpan di dalam sistem ini. Di samping itu juga, sistem ini juga mampu untuk mengeluarkan laporanterkini tentang prestasi pembekal serta aktiviti pembelian semasa.
ReplyDeleteDengan menggunakan sistem e-Perolehan, semua aktiviti yang berkaitan dengan perolehan dapat di lihat oleh semua kakitangan TMR&D termasuklah mendapatkan maklumat mengenai pembekal syarikat.Ianya memudahkan aktiviti pemantauan dijalankan di samping meningkatkan ketelusan dalam membuat pembelian syarikat.
ReplyDeleteini memudahkan urusniaga.
ReplyDeleteBaguslah. Urusan pun jadi lebih mudah
ReplyDeleteKemudahan teknologi harus digunakan sebaiknya
ReplyDeleteGunakan kemudahan ini dengan betul, agar semua urusan menjadi lebih mudah.
ReplyDeleteLebih cepat dan teratur dengan adnya sistem ini.
ReplyDeleteMalaysia has been one of the big movers in the latest World Bank survey on the ease of doing business, moving up six rungs on the international ladder to be ranked 12th overall.
ReplyDeleteHowever, making it easier to obtain construction permits and start a business, two areas signalled out for improvement, will help the country achieve its goal of breaking into the top 10.
ReplyDeleteThe annual study aims to provide an objective measure of business regulations for local firms and give an indication of the progress in facilitating private sector development.
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ReplyDeleteIn the 2013 edition, released on October 23, Malaysia further consolidated its reputation for economic reform, building on its performance in 2011 when it moved from 23rd to 18th place.
ReplyDeleteThe improvement in the rankings puts Malaysia behind only Singapore, Hong Kong and South Korea in Asia, and ahead of regional heavyweights Japan and China.
ReplyDeleteThe survey, titled “Doing Business 2013”, saw Malaysia improve its competitiveness in a number of areas, including registering property and trading across borders.
The country continues to be ranked first globally in terms of gaining access to credit, and it also won accolades for the judicial network protecting investors, where it came in fourth among the 185 countries surveyed.
ReplyDeleteRecognition of the strong performance will help to further promote development and investment, said Annette Dixon, the country director for Malaysia at the World Bank.
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ReplyDelete“This will help the private sector drive growth, particularly if Malaysia can build on its success by continuing to tackle long-term challenges, such as improving the quality of education,” Dixon said in a statement accompanying the release of the report.
According to Yeah Kim Leng, the group chief economist at RAM Holdings, a financial research firm, the improved business environment will help maintain Malaysia’s high profile as a prime investment destination.
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ReplyDelete“It enhances business sentiment and confidence,” he said on October 24. “If the improvement is sustained, what we will likely see is an increase in business dynamism and a higher level of business activity.”
ReplyDeleteMustapa Mohamed, the minister of international trade and industry, said that the findings of the study confirmed Malaysia’s competitiveness as an economy, and reflected the successful implementation by the government to improve the business environment, making it conducive for sustained economic growth.
ReplyDeleteThe next step, according to the minister, is putting in place further reforms that should move Malaysia even higher up the rankings. He did acknowledge, however, that the task would be a difficult one, given the competitive nature of the global economy.
ReplyDelete“Our objective is to achieve a top-10 position in the World Bank’s rankings. Getting there will strengthen our position as a destination of choice for local and foreign investors,” Mustapa said.
ReplyDelete“This is with new competitors constantly emerging and economic uncertainties globally. It is apparent that more needs to be done in the shortest time possible if we are to stay ahead.”
ReplyDeleteWhile the study very much stressed the positives, it also detailed a few areas of improvement that will have to be dealt with before Malaysia can break into the higher rankings.
Despite the government making it easier to obtain construction permits, it still placed only 96th overall in this category.
ReplyDeleteThere is also room for improvement in the ease of starting a business, in which was Malaysia ranked 54th this year.
ReplyDeleteTwo state agencies, the Special Taskforce to Facilitate Business (Pemudah) and the Performance Management Delivery Unit (Pemandu), have been tasked with addressing these issues, as well as developing strategies to promote best bureaucratic and administrative practices, with Pemudah in particular working closely with the private sector to cut red tape.
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ReplyDeleteIn an opinion piece carried by The Malay Mail on October 26, Ramon Navaratnam, the chairman of the Centre of Public Policy Studies, an independent think tank within the Asian Strategy and Leadership Institute, said the World Bank study did not cover issues such as public services or the non-business sectors of society.
ReplyDeleteImprovements in the provision of services in areas such as health, education and social welfare also need to be addressed when considering the state of the economy.
“The best way forward is for the public sector to adopt further best practices, forced by global competition to perform more competitively all the time or face the prospects of losing its profits and business opportunities for growth,” he said.
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