Mohammad Harith Amlus
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Harith Amlus, M.
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Amlus, M. H.
Amlus, H. M.
Amlus, Mohd Harith
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  • Publication
    The impact of healthcare expenditure and healthcare sector growth on CO2 emission using dynamic panel data system GMM estimation model during COVID 19 crisis
    ( 2020-01-01)
    Samah I.H.A.
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    Rashid I.M.A.
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    Husain W.A.F.W.
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    Ibrahim S.
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    Hamzah H.
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
    As huge consumers of water and energy, healthcare sector have a significant environmental impact. The healthcare sector is accountable for answering countless the most dangerous effects of climate change and pollution, deadly environmental emissions and other greenhouse gases itself. This study aims to observe empirically the effect of healthcare expenditure and heath sectors growth on CO2 during Covid 19 outbreak in Malaysia. As the world has awakened to the potential risks of Covid 19, there has been a massive effort to add capacity to the healthcare system rapidly. In Malaysia, apart from stressing the need for the public to strictly adhere to the Movement Control Order (MCO), the government an immediate boost in funding for healthcare services through initial stage fiscal policy response to Covid 19 outbreak. This research used Dynamic Panel Data Model also known as longitudinal study. This study explained Dynamic Panel Data System GMM Estimation model is fitting to interpret the outcome, indicate healthcare expenditure and healthcare growth on Covid-19, inflation rate and unemployment rate have significant relationship with CO2 emission. Empirical findings suggest that CO2 emissions policies reforms are required to channelize healthcare sector growth to a more government spending resulting from fiscal policy designed by the government of Malaysia. The regulators of other countries should pull out CO2 emissions policies to achieve sustainable economic growth and health sector growth development. The results provide important information to allow comparisons of the health-care sector with other economic sectors in Malaysia and the global healthcare sector in terms of CO2 emission. In particular, the results are intended to contribute to the understanding of the CO2 emission of national healthcare systems so that policymakers, especially in low-income and middle-income countries, can develop relevant CO2 emissions mitigation policies.
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    The economic determinants of sports industry in Malaysia
    ( 2021-07-21)
    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Rashid I.M.A.
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    Samah I.H.A.
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    Nazmizan Muhammad
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    Ahmad Faizal Salleh
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    Ahmad Zaidi Abdullah
    Sports thought-about united of the foremost vital components in national development. Since independence in 1957, Malaysian government has place such a lot efforts and measures on sports development. Asian nation sporadically goes through periods of distress associated with sport performance. Asian nation spends plenty of cash and experience on its high performance athletes. Programs facilitate high athletes perform higher in coaching, endure injury, train the mental facet of performance, and aid athletes and coaches in alternative areas similarly. this can be cash that's well spent. Indeed, if the govt. goes to pay cash supporting sport this can be wherever these funds belong. The Malaysian tourism sector has widened its scope by venturing into extreme sports tourism. With this new development, tourism opportunities square measure created and boosting the Malaysian tourism business growth. the aim of this paper is to see the predictors of sports tourism involvement in Asian nation from the economics perspective. The recent shocks in provide and demand within the world aren't because of sudden economic reasons. Indeed, associated with Covid-19 that causes speedily spreading world health issues and life threats round the world coping with the social issues created by Covid-19 pandemic, they ought to not neglect the economic changes created by this pandemic. The government-ordered lockdowns have discontinuous life for billions and within the same time creates economic collapse situation. The foremost vital of those economic changes in developing countries with high fragility is exchange rates caused by sports and tourism industry, as a result of exchange rates will directly have an effect on several economics variables, from inflation to foreign trade, from the balance of payments to interests. Therefore, this analysis calculates the result of COVID-19 to sports and tourism business for affected countries within the worldwide. This study evaluated the impact using supply and demand curve to detect the economic changes in tourism industry. Lastly, tourism and sports sector became an intermingled strategy for several nations to get important value. Malaysia, for instance, in its National Key Economic space (NKEA) under the tourism sector indicates international sports events as a serious economic activity to push.
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    Employee socialization process and engagement in Malaysian hotel industry
    ( 2023-06-12)
    Samah I.H.A.
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    Rashid I.M.A.
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    Shamsudin A.S.
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    Husain W.A.F.W.
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Rahim N.S.A.
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    Hamzah H.
    Employee in the organization always the core of the activities implemented in the company. without engaged employee, organization would remain constants and there are slim chances for organization to survive in the future. Our world has viewed the importance of employee engagement in the organization that act as energy to empower all employees to boost productivity and overall performance. However, to obtain engaged employees, requires certain level of work understanding. although research on employee engagement has been growing since 90's, however, little was known to study on the understanding before employee could engaged. This research contributes the gap by using Socialization Theory to explain the theoretical concept of employee engagement. Respondents are from selected hotel employee in northern region in Malaysia. Findings conclude that socialization proses phase 3 which is element of acquire shows significant relationship towards employee engagement of absorption and dedication (P-value< 0.05, t-value >1.645). This research is importance for researcher in the field of human resource to understand better on the construct of employee engagement and its antecedent.
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    Fundamental of zero trust among digital employees in migration to industry 4.0: Cyber security and movement to iot in Malaysian perspectives
    ( 2023-06-12)
    Samah I.H.A.
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    Rashid I.M.A.
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    Shamsudin A.S.
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    Husain W.A.F.W.
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Hamzah H.
    Malaysia is now approaching towards Industrial 4.0. Many initiatives are taken by the government to improve in this digital era. 18.2% contribution towards country's growth domestic product was achieved in 2016 through digital economy which was targeted in 2020 (Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation, 2018). This showed a positive sign that the world is accepting the era of digital technologies in many of the industries including in healthcare. The objective of this research is to determine the factor influencing zero-trust among employees in using technologies in healthcare sector. This research proposed a conceptual framework on Zero trust model for digital employees. The contribution in this research is that it may help Malaysian Productivity Corporation have some information that will be useful to Industry4WRD Readiness Assessment. Furthermore, this research hopes will give insight for Malaysia's National Applied Research and Development Centre (MIMOS) for National Internet of Things Strategic Roadmap.
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    Rethinking tourism impact and development on local community in Perlis, Malaysia
    ( 2020-01-01)
    Intan Maizura ABD RASHID
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    Mohd.yusof A.
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    Irza Hanie ABU SAMAH
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    Wan Ahmad Fauzi WAN HUSAIN
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    Shafiai S.
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
    Tourism sector performance contributes to a large part of the Malaysian service economy (The World Factbook, 2013). In 2016, Malaysia faced an economic crisis, and it affects tourism sectors. Moreover, data from the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture (MOTAC) have shown that the number of tourists is decreasing at 1.5% in March 2016. This scenario has become a severe issue for the government because the Tourism Sector is one of the government’s important agenda in the NKEAs through National Ecotourism Plan. According to the MOTAC (2013), the nation's tourism sector is now the sixth-largest contributor to the national economy in 2014. However, inappropriate tourism development can lead to adverse social impacts. This research attempts to investigate the social impacts of tourism development on the local community in Perlis, Malaysia. Intends to develop and enhance its tourism sector to attract tourists to make the state as a stopover location. Even though Perlis records about 2.5 million tourists annually, most of them only pass through the state to continue their journey to Langkawi, Kuala Lumpur or Singapore. Nevertheless, studies are still lacking, particularly those specifically investigating the perception of local residents towards tourism development. The perception of the locals is important since it could determine the extent of their support for tourism development. Findings reveal that the residents understand the tourism sector could strengthen the national economy, but they also want natural resources to be protected.
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    Risk Management Planning by Risk Register in Building Construction Project
    ( 2024-01-01)
    Rani H.A.
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    Syammaun T.
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    Azzahra F.
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    Afizah Ayob
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Zakirullah
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    Aqsha M.S.
    This research addresses the common issue of vulnerabilities emerging during construction projects due to inadequate risk identification and analysis. It aims to mitigate this by creating a comprehensive risk register, documenting potential risk events, their causes, and characteristics. The main goal is to identify prominent risk factors in building construction projects and develop a risk management strategy using this register. The study used purposive sampling and considered 22 indicators, including human resources, cost, materials, equipment, and environmental conditions. Questionnaires were distributed to 50 contractors in the Banda Aceh region. Validity and reliability were confirmed through statistical analysis. The analysis showed that human resources were the most prevalent risk factor. Using a probability impact matrix, five indicators had medium-risk levels, while seventeen indicated low risk. Human resources, materials and equipment, and environmental conditions were identified as dominant risk factors, all at a medium-risk level. The study underscores the importance of addressing human resources risks through a structured risk register, which can significantly improve project management and execution. By systematically assessing and mitigating potential risks, project stakeholders can make informed decisions and enhance project outcomes in terms of timelines, costs, and quality. In conclusion, this research highlights the critical role of risk management in construction projects and emphasizes the value of a comprehensive risk register. Addressing dominant risks proactively can positively impact building construction projects.
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    Analyzing the influence of internet of things (IoT) data mining in medical tourism industry
    ( 2023-06-12)
    Rashid I.M.A.
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    Rawabdeh M.
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    Qudah A.A.
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    Samah I.H.A.
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Wan Husain W.A.F.
    The striking around the world transmission of COVID-19 has empowered numerous governments to meddle to maintain a strategic distance from the spread of the contamination. Medical tourism could be a developing marvel with arrangement suggestions for wellbeing frameworks, especially of goal nations. Medical tourism, a quickly developing advertise, has been recognized by numerous nations as a potential segment for financial diversification. In spite of the fact that Malaysia stands out as one of the best goals of therapeutic tourism, examination with respect to its competitiveness has been constrai ned and contract in scope. An increasing number of tourist destinations and hotels are using new technology and solutions to promote their products and services. IoT represents a great opportunity for tourism and hospitality to increase customer satisfaction while simultaneously reducing operational costs. This case ponder takes a quantitative approach to distinguish and analyze the IoT time-series data variables that position Malaysia as a competitive medical tourism goal. Based on an all-encompassing approach, this ponder has appeared that coordination of differing procedures for restorative tourism improvement with sound government arrangements and proactive administration hones has driven to significant positive results towards the shared victory of tourism and healthcare segments of Malaysia.
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    Investigating the relationship between quality management principles, conformance and non-conformance cost of quality, and organizational performance
    ( 2013-02)
    Muhammad Shahar Jusoh
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    Arman Hadi Abdul Manaf
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
    This paper examines the components of cost of quality (using the conformance cost of quality and non-conformance cost of quality method) in the context of Malaysian construction industry. Cost of quality becomes an important issue for organizations to consider since the cost of quality is one of the quality management practices (tools and techniques) to achieve the Total Quality Management (TQM) in an organization. However, in the Malaysian context there is still lack of researches that seek to understand the best cost of quality practices especially in construction industry. This paper attempts to discuss the conceptual model between selective quality management principles, conformance cost of quality, non-conformance cost of quality and organizational performance (OP) in the process of identifying the best practices for Malaysia construction industry. This study proposes four quality management principles and tries to investigate the effect of these principles on organizational performance. Since the relationship between the quality management principles and organizational performance is widely discussed by the previous researchers, therefore this study therefore aims to understand the role of conformance cost of quality as a mediating variable and nonconformance as an intervening variable in selective quality management principles and an organizational performance relationship. The outcome of this research may offer a better outcome in the organizational performances namely productivity improvement and customer satisfaction.
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    A Review on Sustainability Characteristics Development for Wooden Furniture Design
    ( 2022-07-01)
    Muhammad Suandi M.E.
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Hemdi A.R.
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    Shayfull Zamree Abd. Rahim
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    Mohd Fathullah Ghazli@Ghazali
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    Rahim N.L.
    The design of furniture products is influenced by increasing consumer interest in green products and sustainability values. However, although the demand for sustainable furniture products is high, the standardization of sustainability characteristics in furniture design has still not been achieved. A thorough literature review was conducted, which considered various sustainability characteristics that apply in industries that design furniture. This review paper aimed to identify common sustainability characteristics so that a new standard for furniture industries can be established. In this review, numerous themes were explored relating to design guidelines, design criteria, design preferences, design optimization, design evaluation and assessment, design decision making, strategic planning, design strategies, the integration of eco-design, and eco-design tools. A total of 137 articles were reviewed regarding their sustainability characteristics according to the triple bottom-line framework for a relevant product sector. Due to the limited reports on the sustainability characteristics of furniture design activities, this paper also tried to include common sustainability characteristics of non-furniture products that are available on the market. Through the review, 10 sustainability characteristics were identified for the environment, 17 for the economy, and 16 for the social dimension as being common among manufacturers when designing their products. A further in-depth analysis was conducted by mapping the characteristics to those that were significantly implemented in the design process, of which five (5) were environmental, two (2) were economic, and five (5) were social sustainability characteristics. This review is significant in helping furniture designers to use appropriate and effective sustainability standards in the design and manufacture of products that meet customers’ demands. Previous literature reviews have not clearly measured the triple bottom line. Furthermore, no definite characteristics were proposed in previous works regarding wooden furniture design, leaving a gap to be closed by future works.
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    Performance analysis of different type PV Module for 3kW residential roof top PV System using PVSyst Simulation tool
    ( 2022-01-01)
    Ahmad Zaidi Abdullah
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    Mohammad Harith Amlus
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    Nurhafiza Azizan
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    Sali I.M.
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    Rahim M.H.
    The purpose of this article is to discuss a performance comparison of solar panel between mono crystalline, poly crystalline and HIT photovoltaic for roof top solar photovoltaic (PV) system. Residential PV power generation is a growing fast nowadays due to technology transfer success to everyone while also serving as a renewable energy source. Correct selection of PV modules possible to get a fast return of investment while wrong selection is vice versa. Three type of PV panel was applying in 3.12kW rooftop PV design in Selangor, Malaysia residential this work for comparison analysis. To make a fair comparison, the PV module analyse with same location, weather, orientation and losses. Simulation was performed fully under PVSyst software and looking at performance ratio system, a yearly balanced, effective output energy, daily output generation, system output generation, and yearly system losses. In this article the performance of three different types of PV panels is demonstrated. The HIT PV module shows the highest yearly performance ratio up to 81 % compare to mono and poly type. The normalized production with standardized variable to evaluate the PV output including collection losses, device losses and energy generated show the HIT type produces lowest losses while highest output. The performance of HIT PV module was good compared to PV module mono and poly type; this is due to the lower losses and high output produce significantly. The PV system's payback period can be shortened, and the PV system can perform better, if the PV panels are more efficient.
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