Highlights

In line with the 12th Malaysia Plan which emphasizes bridging the digital divide, Malaysia needs to reassess its strategies to tighten this gap. As Kuala Terengganu has become the central focus when it comes to aquaculture in Malaysia, evaluation of external factors such as public facilities, safety facilities and other business opportunities from tourism to e-commerce should also be monitored holistically whether their development is uplifted parallelly.

The abundance of data has allowed for integration between internal and open-source intelligence which can be used to develop better planning for the urban city. Reflected in the visual, data integration has allowed for comprehensive insights into Kuala Lumpur, such as determining the adequacy of public facilities within the residential compound aside from indicating the densest population together with the ethnic composition.

The COVID-19 pandemic has made a tremendous impact all across the globe. This is particularly true in the shift of consumer behaviour during the pandemic. As various pandemic-related business restrictions that prevented inperson activities crept across the world’s regions, businesses turned to pandemic-proof e-commerce sales channels for basic survival.

Race and politics have always been known to have a reciprocal relationship ever since it a country was established. Malaysia’s
diversified ethnicities and beliefs have sped up the establishment of such narrations which