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The Malaysian Society for Industrial Safety was registered on the 27th April 1971. Since its formation and registration, the Society has all the time been a non-profit, non-governmental and non-political organisation. In 1991 the Society was renamed as the Malaysian Society for Occupational Safety and Health where the Patron of the Society is the Honourable Minister for Human Resources Malaysia.

The Asian Society for Quality in Health Care (ASQua) is a network of National Societies from the Asian region dedicated to the improvement of quality in healthcare at national and international levels. It was founded by a group of National Societies for quality in healthcare from Malaysia, Japan, Thailand, India, Taiwan and the Philippines, under the auspices of ISQua. It is committed to the achievement of its aims through collaborative action within the network and in association with other health and quality related individuals and professional organisations in Asia.

The biomass industry represents several different industries brought together by the utilization of renewable organic matters including oil palm waste, timber waste, rice husk, coconut trunk fibers, municipal solid waste, sugar cane waste, etc.
These organic materials have the potential to be used in the generation of renewable energy i.e. conversion of biomass feedstock into solid biofuel (pellets, briquettes), biomass power plant projects (co-firing, methane capture), liquid biofuel such as diesel and ethanol and the manufacturing of value-added eco-products e.g. pulp and paper, biocomposite, and bioplastics as sustainable substitution for fossil-based materials as well as the development of valuable green chemical precursors such as sugar alcohols, ethanol, and lactic acid.

Formation of the Malaysia Green Building Council started in May 2007, when a group consultant, academia and representatives from the building industry met to initiate a non-profit making organisation to promote sustainable buildings in Malaysia. This group with increasing participants met several times during 2007 and 2008, and official registration of the Malaysia Green Building Council was initiated. Later in 2008, the group was supported by the two professional organisations Pertubuhan Akitek Malaysia (PAM) and the Association of Consulting Engineers Malaysia (ACEM), and by April 2009, the Malaysia Green Building Council was officially registered. The malaysiaGBC is supported by the professional, industrial and government sectors. It is well poised to lead our building industry in embracing responsible measures that would help realized energy savings, water conservation, a healthier indoor environment, better public connectivity, recycling of valuable resources and provision of greenery in developments.

Water and Wastewater Asia is an indispensable tool for trade professionals who are always on-the-go. With a wide network to important and powerful leaders, our global reach will offer you the latest trends, developments and news in the industry with an Asian perspective. Water and Wastewater Asia also incorporates the official newsletter of the Singapore Water Association (SWA).

Construction+ presents extensive, in-depth B2B insights and updates from the industry, for the industry. From leading projects and key professionals to cutting-edge building technologies and important events, we highlight the country’s most significant architectural, construction and design companies, and their contributions to the local construction landscape. Through BCI Asia’s vast network of industry contacts, we are able to go deep and wide to extract and find out stories, projects, news and more.

In essence, we serve as the prospecting arm as well as sales support for our members, keeping them informed of new construction industry developments and connecting them with key decision makers such as Architects, Interior Designers and Builders. Our products and services gives product suppliers and manufacturers the opportunity to speak to the right people, at the right time, with the right information.

Asia Research News connects research with the wider world. The service came about in the early 2000s when I heard from several prominent journalists that information about research in Asia was difficult to come by. Being an Asian researcher, and having worked as a journalist, the comments planted a seed that would germinate into Asia Research News.  After discussions with many university leaders, press officers, researchers and journalists, I realized that Asia needed a mechanism enabling researchers and journalists to connect directly with each other. In 2005, we launched ResearchSEA.com as Asia’s first research news portal, creating a framework for institutions to share their news and thrive independently. Researchers gained greater recognition for their work and journalists benefited from a centralized resource for a wider variety of news to interest their readers, viewers and listeners. Our company has evolved to provide a complete suite of communication services and training for research institutions looking to expand their international presence. Our flagship Asia Research News print magazine, published since 2009, has been so popular that we adopted the title as our brand name with a redesigned Asia Research News website in 2019. Meet our team and see a visual summary of our story below.

The global economic landscape is changing, and since 1994 OBG has been at the frontier of mapping new waves of emerging economies. OBG now operates in many of the world's fastest growing markets, offering internationally acclaimed intelligence on regions that are shaping the future balance of economic power.  Founded as a research publishing firm in 1994 by Oxford graduates and originally based in the university town, OBG is today a British company with world-wide reach, employing more than 200 staff and continuing its commitment to producing detailed emerging markets analysis. The Group publishes authoritative reports and online economic briefings covering 34 countries around the world from its offices in Istanbul, Berlin, Dubai and London, and a network of local bureaus in the countries in which it operates