SIBU, Aug 6 — Sarawak needs more skilled data analysts among its locals, as the state moves towards digitalisation, said Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Openg.
“We need many data analysts who can read and also do coding and decoding. We have the data, but we need to know how to translate the data through the encoding and decoding process.
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