Dear PAM Member,
Malaysian Architecture Education Online Lecture Series #16
An initiative of Malaysia Architecture Student Alliance (MASA) and supported by PAM Education Committee, we are pleased to inform you that the Malaysian Architecture Education Online Lecture Series #16 will be held as follows:
| Date: | 18th July 2020 (Saturday) |
| Time: | 8.00 pm |
| Platform: | Zoom Video Communication |
| Speaker: | Mahmoud Bghdadi |
| Topic: | Environmental Tropical Building Design – Passive & Active Strategies |
Please email to [email protected] to book your seat.
*Student Name
*University
*Email
*Contact Number
- Meeting ID and Password will be given to you after confirmation via email
- Open to all students studying architecture programmes only (priority to PAM Student Member)
- Free admission and limited seat
- First come first serve basis
You may register as PAM Student member by clicking the link here (Free) http://www.mypam.org.my/membership/
For assistance on technical and registration issues, kindly drop your email to our technical support : [email protected] or call PAM KL at 03-2202 2866 (Ms. Naniey).
We are pleased to invite you to join PAM ONLINE SERIES SEASON 2 (08). Below are the details of the lecture :
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Moderator :
Ar. Mustapha Kamal Zulkarnain
Panellists :
1) Dr. Zati Hakim Azizul Hasan, University of Malaya
2) En. Ahmad Daud, Unit Pemodenan Tadbiran dan Perancangan Pengurusan Malaysia (MAMPU)
3) En Shaifubahrim Mohd Saleh, Merah Network Sdn Bhd
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Date : 09th July 2020, Thursday
Time : 3.00 pm – 4.00 pm
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AREA OF DISCUSSION
In the second episode, we shall examine how our much-touted e-government has fared during the COVID 19 MCO. Anyone can hold the helm when the sea is calm. So, the test of a country’s resilience is effectiveness of government machinery in the time of crisis.
Expectations from investments in e-government are high; and many of us may have found pretty but ineffectual websites and inoperative services disappointing during the height of the MCO. The level of government closest to the people, the local government seemed strangely absent as telephone calls and email went unanswered, websites unresponsive. With their insistence of online submissions, surely that aspect of their business ought to have been functional.
But is that a fair statement? How do we, as stakeholders, help improve the way things are done? How do we prepare for the next crisis? Together with our panelists we will explore these questions and learn more about our local authorities and e-government.
