Strategic Partners

KIT works closely with a host of strategic partners in spearheading and facilitating the development of IT in Sabah. Without these partners, some of the activities of KIT would not have been possible. This list is not exhaustive. If we left out any partners, it is not intentional. Please kindly inform us and we will gladly add you to our growing list.

• The Science and Technology Unit, considered as the parent to KIT before the spin-off, will continue to play a strategic role particularly in the reinventing government programme.
• The State Computer Services Department implements IT projects for State ministries and departments, particularly in the areas of computerisation and system development.
• The State Public Sector Training Institute provides the training that equips government officers with the necessary skills and knowledge to survive in this information age.
• The Sabah State Library, aside from being the chair for the Working Committee on IT in Social Development of the SITC, also manages the Electronic Community or eMas and Des@net projects.
• The Department of Land and Survey, together with a few other State and Federal agencies, initiated the NaLISA 2.0 (Sabah) project; it also serves as the secretariat to the Working Committee of State Geographic Data Coordination of the SITC.
• The State Education Department is instrumental in making the Education Net a success.
• KKIPC Sdn. Bhd. is the operator of Sabah.Net, Electronic Government System, Education Net and eCommerce.

• The National IT Council (NITC), the highest IT policy making body, sets the stage for implementing the National IT Agenda, for which all States should align with
• Ministry of Energy, Communications and Multimedia, as the secretariat to the NITC, also initiates many projects, particular those benefiting the rural folks
• The Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission implements several programmes aim at narrowing the digital divide
• Multimedia Development Corporation (MDC), the implementer of the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC), provides assistances to cyberpreneurs in developing the local IT industry
• MAMPU, being the implementer of the Electronic Government Flagship, provides the general guidelines and policies for eGov implementation
• Malaysian Civil Service Link, a site that links to all Federal and State government agencies' web sites
• Ministry of Land and Cooperative Development finances the implementation of NaLISA 2.0 (Sabah), an enhanced version of NaLISA, a NaLIS (National Infrastructure for Land Information System) application