Events

Malaysia Cloud & Data Center Convention 2024

VENUE: Hilton Hotel, Kuala Lumpur

Azbil Malaysia has joined Malaysia Cloud & Data Centre Convention 2024 (MYCDC24) on 24th Oct 2024 at Hilton Hotel KL. As a country Malaysia has adopted a proactive approach towards Cloud & Data center adoption with the Government in 2019 announcing its ‘Cloud First’ initiative. With an emerging young population with increasing data needs the internet economy is expected to continue its rapid expansion. Azbil Malaysia take this opportunity to show case the latest technology with Azbil IBMS and Azbil Digital Twin. This one-day event attended by data center owners, consultants, data center providers and suppliers.

SDGs activity - Beach Clean Up by Azbil Terengganu branch

On 28th September 2024, our azbil Terengganu branch has successfully completed the annual SDGs activity at Chendor Beach in Pahang state. At first, we planned to do river cleaning, but due to inclement weather, the place was closed. For that reason, we chose to do beach cleaning at Chendor Beach which located approx. 15km from Azbil Terengganu office. This beanch is popular as a family gathering spot. After a few visits, we found that the place was left trashed during the weekend.

On that day, as early at 8.30 am, all the staff and their family members arrived and gathered. Simple briefing given by our senior staff regarding to the activities. Adults and teenagers of the family members was provided with the tools such as glove, clipper and garbage bags for cleaning purposes.

After an hour of cleaning, we took some rest and had some drinks and pasta for breakfast. We continued for another hour and finished at 11.30 am. From the activities, we managed to collect four bags of garbage.

At noon, family members prepared to serve lunch, and children enjoyed their sand time. The gathering was happily over at 2.00 pm after a mouthful of lunch meals and few bags of garbage collected.

We hope from this activities, our new generation can learn on how to keep a clean beach and at the same time can reduces the risk pollution poses to marine flora and fauna.

SDGs activity - Tree Planting 

This year, in conjunction with the celebration of World Environmental Day in support of Planting Campaign of 100 million tress. AMY's SDGs programme was organized in collaboration with our customer - Kyudenko.

On 22 June 2024 (Saturday), Azbil Malaysia has carried out tree planting activity at Forest Research Institute Malaysia (FRIM). One of the leading institutions in tropical forestry research in the world. The tree planting activity, was part of the SDGs initiative that ensures our active commitment in giving back to the community and to the environment with the helped of the FRIM Forest Management Branch Staff. The activity was attended by thirty-three (33) participants from both companies including Managing Director, Managers and Staffs.

Ms. Maria Arlene Jackan, FRIM's Public Relations Officer delivered a welcome speech followed by a speech by Mr. Keiji Hashimoto, Managing Director of Azbil Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. Mr. Hashimoto stressed that tree planting activities are important for future generations, and they are fortunate to have the opportunity to contribute to the preservation of nature.

This activity aims to raise awareness to the society in the importance of planting and saving trees, express our concern to the environment, and diminish the unfavourable effects of climate change. It also helps us build a strong relationship with each other by helping hand in hand in preserving the ecology.

FRIM provided 40 assorted forest seedlings and assisted us in the planting areas. Before we started the activity. Mr. Mohd Nizam Achin, the CSR Secretary delivered a safety briefing and also demonstrated the proper way of planting trees. After the briefing, we split into 4 groups, and went up to the planting site to see the holes where the saplings are to be planted. The saplings are placed on the hole and ready to be planted. We carefully removed the cover of the saplings, held the soil that protect the roots, and placed them on to the holes. We poured the hole with soil, making sure the saplings are properly planted and placed a bamboo stick beside the plants. The bamboo stick will serve as a marker that there is a newly planted sapling in the area. The trees that we planted will be taken good care by the FRIM.

As many as 40 plants consisted of slender sparrow, oil vulture, male snail, winged sparrow and pelong licin were successfully planted by the participants.