Ministry of Labor to continue with policies to help businesses thrive in 4.0 economy

 

BANGKOK, 2 January 2017 (NNT) - The Ministry of Labor in 2017 will continue with its policy of developing the potential of the labor force in order to accommodate the country's mobilization into the 4.0 economy. 

Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labor ML Puntrik Smiti revealed that the ministry's policy in the year 2017 will emphasize workforce development using technology, and innovation to accommodate the 4.0 agenda. The ministry will establish 12 technology centers across the country, covering all industries to serve as training centers for incorporating advanced technology into businesses. 

The ministry will also support small to medium enterprises by providing professional advice and business analysis services that enhance labor and workplace efficiency and reduce overhead, with the goal of helping 180 SMEs in 2017, reducing their production costs by a total of 800 million baht. 

In addition, the ministry will help businesses increase their sales channels, especially online channels.

 

-- nnt 2017-01-02

How ?

Well let's hear how it's going to achieve that

The U bend on my kitchen sink also makes an incoherent burbling noise , as things go down the drain.

 

I believe "Mr Muscle" makes a product which helps.....

The New Gateway of course it will slow down business helping those with massive IQ's understand Thailand better and help those up to speed move outside of the country as we all go back to pre 1995 Internet speeds

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labor ML Puntrik Smiti revealed that the ministry's policy in the year 2017 will emphasize workforce development using technology, and innovation to accommodate the 4.0 agenda. The ministry will establish 12 technology centers across the country, covering all industries to serve as training centers for incorporating advanced technology into businesses. 

Would one not need an open and free internet to make all this come together??

9 hours ago, webfact said:

training centers for incorporating advanced technology into businesses. 

Unemployment in Thailand for 2016 remained at a low rate of 0.9% (accoring to the National Economic and Social Development Board) and typically in unskilled agricultural and fishing jobs easily affected by weather conditions. Creating hi-tech training centers sounds admirable but likely inappropriate and nonproductive.
 

"...with the goal of helping 180 SMEs in 2017..."

 

Impressive ???

 

Hardly, as there are around 2.7 million SME's in Thailand (http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/business/EconomyAndTourism/30277081)!!!