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Developing Standards for a Progressive Tomorrow
The Malaysian Technical Standards Forum Bhd (MTSFB) stands as the premier standardisation body for Malaysia’s Communications and Multimedia Industry. Founded on 8 June 2004 as a company limited by guarantee, it was later designated as a Technical Standards Forum by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) on 27 October 2004.

Our Role
MTSFB plays a pivotal role in the development, recommendation, modification, and updating of technical codes, pursuant to Section 94 (Chapter 9 of Part V) and Section 184 (Chapter 3 of Part VII) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (CMA 1998). These codes are vital for ensuring network interoperability, safety, and other technical aspects related to network facilities, services, and application services.

Facilitating Value Creation
By promoting the adoption of technical codes, MTSFB fosters value creation and encourages voluntary compliance within Malaysia’s Communications and Multimedia (C&M) industry. Our efforts align with the principles of CMA 1998, creating a collaborative platform for industry players, academicians, regulators, vendors, government agencies, service providers, and consumers. Together, we work in the creation of standards and advocate the technology adoption that enhance the quality, efficiency, and safety of communication technologies.

Alignment with International Standards
MTSFB ensures that national standards are in harmony with international practices. This alignment facilitates the adoption of new technologies, addresses local industry needs, and promotes innovation within the sector.

Industry Promotion and Development Grants (IPDG)
To further support technical code development, MTSFB administers Industry Promotion and Development Grants (IPDG). These grants fund the proofs-of-concept projects, enabling data collection and studies that provide input and insights to the development of technical codes.

Developing Standards for a Progressive Tomorrow
The Malaysian Technical Standards Forum Bhd (MTSFB) stands as the premier standardisation body for Malaysia’s Communications and Multimedia Industry. Founded on 8 June 2004 as a company limited by guarantee, it was later designated as a Technical Standards Forum by the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC) on 27 October 2004.

Our Role
MTSFB plays a pivotal role in the development, recommendation, modification, and updating of technical codes, pursuant to Section 94 (Chapter 9 of Part V) and Section 184 (Chapter 3 of Part VII) of the Communications and Multimedia Act 1998 (CMA 1998). These codes are vital for ensuring network interoperability, safety, and other technical aspects related to network facilities, services, and application services.

Facilitating Value Creation
By promoting the adoption of technical codes, MTSFB fosters value creation and encourages voluntary compliance within Malaysia’s Communications and Multimedia (C&M) industry. Our efforts align with the principles of CMA 1998, creating a collaborative platform for industry players, academicians, regulators, vendors, government agencies, service providers, and consumers. Together, we work in the creation of standards and advocate the technology adoption that enhance the quality, efficiency, and safety of communication technologies.

Alignment with International Standards
MTSFB ensures that national standards are in harmony with international practices. This alignment facilitates the adoption of new technologies, addresses local industry needs, and promotes innovation within the sector.

Industry Promotion and Development Grants (IPDG)
To further support technical code development, MTSFB administers Industry Promotion and Development Grants (IPDG). These grants fund the proofs-of-concept projects, enabling data collection and studies that provide input and insights to the development of technical codes.

Working Groups

The roles, responsibilities, scope, and achievements of each working group within the Malaysia Technical Standard Forum Berhad are pivotal to the nation’s advancement in technical standards. Their collective efforts drive progress, foster innovation, and enhance Malaysia’s competitiveness on the global stage.

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Internet of Things (loT) & Smart Sustainable Cities

  1. To develop IoT-related technical reports, guidelines, recommendations and standards.
  2. To work on Smart Sustainable Cities and 4th Industrial Revolution Technical Documents that are specific to IoT.
  3. To advise regulatory, legal and governmental bodies on IoT.
  4. To be involved in the IoT conferences and standards meeting such as ITU SG 20.
  5. To hold seminars on IoT standards and new emerging applications.
  6. To provide and create interoperability and conformance testing standards for IoT products.
  1. Registered two (2) Technical Codes under Information Network Security and IPv6/GreenICT/IoT