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Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd yesterday brought festive cheer by presenting Hari Raya goody bags to 400 patients warded at the Raja Isteri Pengiran Anak Saleha (RIPAS) Hospital.
At hand to present the goody bags was the CEO of RIPAS Hospital, Hj Jamal bin Hj Tersad and Director of Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd, Syamimi binti Ahmad.
According to one of the company's representatives, the event was part of the company's social responsibility as well as an attempt at bringing festive cheer to the patients.
She said all patients at the hospital will be given a goody bag each both young and old. The company carried out a similar event the previous year. She also added that the company did a similar event for patients at Suri Seri Begawan Hospital (SSBH) in Kuala Belait on Wednesday, by giving out 250 goody bags.
The charity event will continue again today (Friday) where the company will be visiting Pengiran Muda Mahkota Pengiran Muda Hj Al-Muhtadee Billah Hospital in Tutong to present another 100 goody bags, and then to Temburong hospital the next day to present another 40 goody bags to patients of the hospital.
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A VOCAL advocate of talent development in the local IT industry, Elvin Hii, has gone some way to ensure his staff is sufficiently competent to bring "the right level of expertise to the Government of Brunei".
As chief executive officer of Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd, Hii oversees over 70 individuals working on a number of major government projects including the Brunei Healthcare Information and Management System (Bru-HIMS).
Hii, whose company has partnered with major corporations such as IBM and Schlumberger to create job opportunities for its staff, is a firm believer of the notion that experience and training go hand-in-hand when it comes to ensuring staff remain competitive in and out of the country.
http://www.bt.com.bn/over-glass-teh-tarik/2012/08/11/staff-training-key-long-term-success
LOCAL IT firm Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd will be taking home its second award this year at the Business Initiative Directions (BID) International Quality Convention 2012 in Geneva this September.
Ishajaya is set to receive an award in the Gold Category for quality, system efficiency, leadership, technology and innovation.
Elvin Hii, the chief executive officer of Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd, said the company received the notification of its award in June.
http://www.bt.com.bn/business-national/2012/08/09/it-firm-receive-awardat-quality-convention
THE Brunei Healthcare Information and Management System (Bru-HIMS) will be launched for the first time at the main Tutong Hospital by the end of July, said the director-general of Medical Services yesterday.
"The Bru-HIMS work is ongoing," said Dr Hjh Rahmah Hj Md Said, director-general of Medical Services, Ministry of Health (MoH), noting that all hospitals are involved and that their staff have been familiarised with the system.
"The Tutong (Pg Muda Mahkota Al-Muhtadee Billah) Hospital has been earmarked for the launch of the system," she said during a press conference with local media.
The agreement to develop the system was signed with Syarikat Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd.
http://www.bt.com.bn/news-national/2012/07/25/new-health-info-system-tutong-hospital-soon
THE Tabung Amanah Pekerja (TAP) e-Amanah online system will expedite the processing time for services to possibly overnight, as opposed to the average two to three days taken normally, says an official.
"I think the major differences between online and counter services is that we try to make sure when the members come to our office, (it's) only once for things like registration and payments, as previously customers had to visit the service counter a number of times to bring back documents and other necessary items," Hj Md Noor Amali Hj Mirhasan, TAP Acting Executive Manager (Customer Service Division), said yesterday.
Present as guest of honour at the launching ceremony was Hj Mohammad 'Abdoh Dato Seri Setia Hj Abdul Salam, permanent secretary of the Prime Minister's office and deputy chairperson of the TAP board.
http://www.bt.com.bn/news-national/2012/07/08/tap-begins-e-amanah-online-system-improve-service-and-efficiency
THE Minister of Energy at the Prime Minister's Office yesterday urged unemployed graduates who may have the potential to be hired in the oil and gas industry to be "committed" and not treat the recruitment as merely a "transition period".
Speaking to over 200 graduates at the Energy Department's second dialogue with young unemployed energy graduates, Yang Berhormat Pehin Datu Singamanteri Colonel (Rtd) Dato Seri Setia (Dr) Hj Mohammad Yasmin Hj Umar said if they were not committed to the job, others should be given a chance.
"Please work and do your best if you are confirmed (a position in the company). If you think it (the job) is a temporary measure to get a government job, don't do it. We want your commitment. There are other people who want the job... don't treat this as a transition period," the minister said.
Also present at the session were representatives of Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd…
http://www.bt.com.bn/news-national/2012/07/15/take-work-opportunity-seriously-minister-urges
The Ministry of Health is to deploy a new information technology and management system called Bru-HIMS across public hospitals and healthcare centres in the country, which will help reduce waiting time for patients, among other benefits.
"Brunei Darussalam Healthcare Information and Management System, or Bru-HIMS in short, is Brunei Darussalam's eHealth programme which focuses on strengthening the healthcare systems by improving the medical and health services and the management of hospitals, health centres, treatment centres and clinics, through the provision of relevant and current data to clinical disciplines, professional services and administrative teams. Bru-HIMS will enhance integration of different levels of healthcare and bring healthcare services towards better efficiencies," said Pg Hjh Saadiah binti Pengiran Muda Hj Hashim, Acting Director of Health Technology Department at the Ministry of Health yesterday during the Bru-HIMS User Symposiums at Jerudong Polo Club.
With Bru-HIMS, doctors and allied health professionals will gain access to real-time patient medical information at the point of care. Waiting time will be reduced, nursing team will be relieved significantly from paper-related chores, and all these will result in better management of resources and inventory, hence creating the much needed time to have a more strategic review on the overall healthcare system in an effort to achieve the vision and mission of the Ministry of Health.
She stressed that "the next few months will be critical to the functional leads, key users and the rest of our team members".
"I would like to thank you all in advance for your great contribution and sacrifice in bringing Bru-HIMS closer to reality. We will be depending on your determination and commitment to endure what will be a challenging period. And I am confident that we will be able to complete the tasks entrusted to us," Pengiran Hajah Saadiah commented.
"Finally; I'd like to express my appreciation and gratitude to Dr Fazilah Shaik Allaudin from Malaysia's Ministry of Health and Mr Byron Phillips from Computer Systems Corporation in Australia for their part today. Last but not least, to Ishajaya Technology Sdn Bhd, your continuing commitment in ensuring the success of Bru-HIMS is crucial, and for that we thank you."
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