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INNOVATION AWARDS
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As a consumer-oriented organization, the Company must always be alert
and proactive in ensuring the service quality provided is at its best.
Innovation awards received from the State of Selangor and also other
organizations are in recognition of the initiative made in providing
the best quality of services to the consumers. The awards won are:
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BILLING SYSTEM - Handheld (1992) |
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TELEMETRY SYSTEM (1993) |
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WINNER OF MENTERI BESAR SELANGOR QUALITY 1994 AWARD |
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WINNER OF SETIAUSAHA KERAJAAN NEGERI SELANGOR ICT INNOVATION 2004 AWARD |
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The implementation proof that the organization has progressed
to a higher level of productivity. Whilst the Telemetry System is
capable of gathering information at high-speed and
keeping supply status records that enables operation decisions and supply
done systematically. These innovations have made JBAS and subsequently, SYABAS, the winner for three consecutive years i.e Meter
Reading and Billing via handheld (1992), Telemetry Remote Control System
(1993) and the Menteri Besar Selangor's Quality Award (1994).
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The awards received reflects the Government's recognition of the Company’s the Organization's effort in producing quality
management and services to consumers. |
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| BILLING SYSTEM - HANDHELD (1992) |
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The main activity of meter readers at
the office is to arrange printed bills in their book in preparation for their meter-reading activity the next day. At the site, they will read the water
meter, calculate the water bill consumption and hand it to the consumer.
Besides that, meter readers are also responsible for reporting damage
to water meters, leakages and other offences. |
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A meter reader has the ability to read
and produce bills for between 60-80 accounts per day. Therefore, an average
of 1500 accounts are read per month. However, this depends on our meter readers having ubobstructed access to the water meters and also weather conditions. Copies of the bills
are brought back to the office for data updating which takes between
3-7 days for the process to complete. Normally, about 2000 bills can be checked and updated into the system daily. |
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| TELEMETRY SYSTEM (1993) |
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The pressure and water level at the strategic locations can be obtained
by sending men to the reservoir. Reports are sent via radio handset.
The water treatment plant supervisor reports the production of the plant
while the status of the pumps is reported by respective pump keeper.
All information and data are gathered to conclude the water supply status
to ensure the suitable distribution of water be done for the day. The road congestion in the Klang Valley area, weather, and lack of manpower
are the factors that contribute to the delay in receiving reliable
information.
As a result, the Telemetry System is implemented in order to overcome
these problems by automatically collecting the information on production,
water pressure, water level, pump status, and flow rate. Information
from the plants, reservoirs, and pump houses are transmitted to the monitoring stations via radio wave, thus, enabling the management to monitor
the effectiveness of the operation and to make decisions and take action almost instantaneously.
The system has been proven effectivein optimizing the pump operation has reduced the
electricity consumption by between 20% to 60% per pump house.
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF WATER SUPPLY
CUT USING THE CLAMPING SYSTEM TOWARDS INCREASING REVENUE COLLECTION |
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| WINNER OF MENTERI BESAR SELANGOR'S
QUALITY AWARD 1994 |
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As a step towards improving bill collection and enforcement against bill defaulters,
the Company implemented the WATER SUPPLY CUT VIA CLAMPING
SYSTEM in Gombak by disconnecting water supply to delinquent account-holders using a clamping device comprising of two locks as a security feature to prevent illegal reconnection.
Through this enforcement, revenue collection has increased to 60%
as 35% of consumers who had their meters clamped by the locking device settle their arrears to restore water supply by lawful means. At the same time, employees' productivity has increased tremendously as they
are truly motivated by the new system that needs only one person to handle
the water supply cut work (as compared to the old system where at least 2 persons
needed to execute the disconnection, thus optimizing the usage of the manpower).
The clamping system has proven its effectiveness and capability when it
won the Menteri Besar Selangor's Quality Award in 1994. |
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Gerbang eMESRA - Enterprise Portal
of SYABAS |
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| WINNER OF SETIAUSAHA KERAJAAN
NEGERI SELANGOR ICT INNOVATION AWARD 2004 |
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SYABAS has developed an enterprise portal known
as Gerbang eMesra. This portal has been the prime channel for the staff
of SYABAS to communicate, collaborate, and share information. Gerbang eMesra is divided into 3 main components :
a) eChannel – communication channel to collaborate, notify, and
share information as well as a template to publish documents, instructions,
and direction of organisation
b) eLibrary – knowledge repository (knowledge management)
c) eWork Station – office automation system that consists of email
application, telephone directory, and other applications
Gerbang eMESRA has user-friendly interface and is standardized to ensure
users have easy access and applications provided are comfortably utilized.
Therefore, all information can be delivered, understood, and easily used
by all SYABAS staff. In addition, eMesra functions as medium of communication
via its bulletin i.e main page of Gerbang eMESRA interface that acts
as ‘Virtual Office’ to all staff using the portal as a database for all corporate information, internal circulars and memos issued in the Company.
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| ANUGERAH AIR MALAYSIA 2007 FOR MANAGEMENT CATEGORY |
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