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Malaysia is now approaching towards Industrial 4.0. Many initiatives are taken by the government to improve in this digital era. 18.2% contribution towards country's growth domestic product was achieved in 2016 through digital economy which was targeted in 2020 (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation, 2018). This showed a positive sign that the world is accepting the era of digital technologies in many of the industries including in healthcare. The objective of this research is to determine the factor influencing zero-trust among employees in using technologies in healthcare sector. This research proposed a conceptual framework on Zero trust model for digital employees. The contribution in this research is that it may help Malaysian Productivity Corporation have some information that will be useful to Industry4WRD Readiness Assessment. Furthermore, this research hopes will give insight for Malaysia's National Applied Research and Development Centre (MIMOS) for National Internet of Things Strategic Roadmap. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The striking around the world transmission of COVID-19 has empowered numerous governments to meddle to maintain a strategic distance from the spread of the contamination. Medical tourism could be a developing marvel with arrangement suggestions for wellbeing frameworks, especially of goal nations. Medical tourism, a quickly developing advertise, has been recognized by numerous nations as a potential segment for financial diversification. In spite of the fact that Malaysia stands out as one of the best goals of therapeutic tourism, examination with respect to its competitiveness has been constrai ned and contract in scope. An increasing number of tourist destinations and hotels are using new technology and solutions to promote their products and services. IoT represents a great opportunity for tourism and hospitality to increase customer satisfaction while simultaneously reducing operational costs. This case ponder takes a quantitative approach to distinguish and analyze the IoT time-series data variables that position Malaysia as a competitive medical tourism goal. Based on an all-encompassing approach, this ponder has appeared that coordination of differing procedures for restorative tourism improvement with sound government arrangements and proactive administration hones has driven to significant positive results towards the shared victory of tourism and healthcare segments of Malaysia. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Malaysia has shown significant improvements in the usage of health technology through wearable devices and health apps. However, little attention was known in this industry to study the cyber-security in the healthcare sector in which the organization's system and information can be compromised in many ways. Furthermore, the Ministry of Health (MOH) has launched Digital Lifestyle Malaysia (DLM): Connected Healthcare to create continuous diagnostics and precision treatment by medical experts utilizing Internet of Things (IoT) technologies. There is no vigilant element or zero-trust taken based on implementing these new technologies. The Malaysian Government will allocate RM 210 million from 2019 to 2021 to support the transition and migration to Industry 4.0. The objective of this research is to determine the factor influencing zero-trust among employees in using technologies in the healthcare sector. This research used a quantitative approach. Administer questionnaire distributed among nurses and medical staff in the healthcare sector in Malaysia. The results of this study will help the Malaysian Productivity Corporation in providing data in the healthcare sector which hopes will add value in Industry 4WRD Readiness Assessment. Furthermore, this research hopes will give insight for Malaysia's National Applied Research and Development Centre (MIMOS) for the National Internet of Things Strategic Roadmap. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Social distancing has been regarded as a key method by the authorities worldwide to manage the pandemic of COVID-19. Digital technologies play a crucial role to support the social, professional and economic activities when people are forced to stay locked-down in their homes. Internet of things (IoT) technologies have a track of providing high quality remote health care and automation services which could guarantee social distancing while maintaining health and well-being of populations. Online payment transactions have make the negotiation effective in e-commerce as consumers did not have to go out of their house and go to the bank just to make a payment. Nowadays, there are many banks in Malaysia offers the online payment or online banking for their customers in order to make their customers satisfied with their services and to gain profit. Next problem that can lead to customers' dissatisfaction when online purchasing is fraud and security. Consumers always feel worried about their financial and private information being reveal to the public. Self-regulation by the industry, since the laws in Malaysia and other parts of the world are quite vague, educate themselves as to how their personal data can be protected to understand consumer rights and deficiencies of the law. The growth of Internet has welcomed more windows of opportunities for computer crimes. Statistics show that there are currently 26.3 million Internet users in Malaysia and is expected to increase to 29.4 million users by 2023. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]