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Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore

Bioinformatics can be defined as collection, organization and analysis of large amount of biological data. The exploration of science and technology (S&T) is very important for the firm’s and country’s growth. Malaysia had started looking at bioinformatics in 1997 but with a controversial issue....

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Main Authors: Nagaretham, Revathi, Mohd Shah, Mohamed Irwan Shah, Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman
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Published: Human Resource Management Academic Research Society 2012
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T58.5 Information technology
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spelling my.iium.irep.246382012-08-13T01:27:48Z http://irep.iium.edu.my/24638/ Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore Nagaretham, Revathi Mohd Shah, Mohamed Irwan Shah Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman T58.5 Information technology Bioinformatics can be defined as collection, organization and analysis of large amount of biological data. The exploration of science and technology (S&T) is very important for the firm’s and country’s growth. Malaysia had started looking at bioinformatics in 1997 but with a controversial issue. In 1999 the link between bioinformatics and biotechnology in Malaysia that called Biotechnology and Bioinformatics network has been launched to produce community of bioinformatics developers who can develop tools to be used by the biologist. Bioinformatics was introduced in Singapore in 1992 with the focus on mirroring of data collection and sequence analysis application development. Bioinformatics in Singapore started to develop when National University of Singapore (NUS) took deeper research on Kleisli system in 1994. Research and development (R&D) is seen as a huge influence in Malaysia and Singapore economic growth. The reason is because successful product that been produce by R&D will gave greater impact on the country’s economy. Government funding aid, education system, government policies and commercialization management are some of the key enablers that can influence the quality of R&D products. Human Resource Management Academic Research Society 2012-01 Article REM application/pdf en http://irep.iium.edu.my/24638/1/IJAREMS_Vol1No2_Jan2012_CommercializationBI_MsiaSpore.pdf Nagaretham, Revathi and Mohd Shah, Mohamed Irwan Shah and Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman (2012) Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore. International Journal of Academic Research in Economics and Management Sciences, 1 (2). pp. 158-175. ISSN 2226-3624 http://www.hrmars.com/admin/pics/790.pdf
institution Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia
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Nagaretham, Revathi
Mohd Shah, Mohamed Irwan Shah
Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman
Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore
description Bioinformatics can be defined as collection, organization and analysis of large amount of biological data. The exploration of science and technology (S&T) is very important for the firm’s and country’s growth. Malaysia had started looking at bioinformatics in 1997 but with a controversial issue. In 1999 the link between bioinformatics and biotechnology in Malaysia that called Biotechnology and Bioinformatics network has been launched to produce community of bioinformatics developers who can develop tools to be used by the biologist. Bioinformatics was introduced in Singapore in 1992 with the focus on mirroring of data collection and sequence analysis application development. Bioinformatics in Singapore started to develop when National University of Singapore (NUS) took deeper research on Kleisli system in 1994. Research and development (R&D) is seen as a huge influence in Malaysia and Singapore economic growth. The reason is because successful product that been produce by R&D will gave greater impact on the country’s economy. Government funding aid, education system, government policies and commercialization management are some of the key enablers that can influence the quality of R&D products.
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author Nagaretham, Revathi
Mohd Shah, Mohamed Irwan Shah
Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman
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Ahmad Dahlan, Abdul Rahman
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title Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore
title_short Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore
title_full Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore
title_fullStr Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore
title_full_unstemmed Comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in Malaysia and Singapore
title_sort comparison of key enablers for the successful comercialization of bioinformatics products in malaysia and singapore
publisher Human Resource Management Academic Research Society
publishDate 2012
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