In May 2022, the Malaysia government launched a new government hybrid cloud service, MyGovCloud. The platform aims to integrate private cloud services from its Public Sector Data Centre with private cloud services onboarded through a standardised Cloud Framework Agreement.

This session will seek to evaluate the current success of MyGovCloud and what government agencies can do to make full use of the opportunities available. It will bring together key stakeholders from the public sector, technology providers, and cloud computing experts to sieve out the challenges surrounding hybrid cloud adoption thus far, explore possible solutions, and determine how a new era for cloud services will usher in new possibilities for public service delivery and enhance the wellbeing of the rakyat.

Key Takeaways

Defining open hybrid cloud and its potential impact on the public sector in Malaysia
Evaluating the current success of the Malaysia Digital Economy Blueprint, and the government’s aim to migrate 80% of government data to the cloud by 2022
Determine opportunities, challenges and risks associated with open hybrid cloud, including security and data management
Best practices for planning and implementing an open hybrid cloud strategy
Real-world examples of open hybrid cloud adoption by the Malaysian government agencies

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