Ygl a listed company on the Bursa Malaysia (Malaysia Stock Exchange) has gone abroad by partnering with a Chinese IT Company Kingdee International Software Group listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to market its solution in South East Asia as part of the plan to be a dominant second-tier enterprise resource planning (ERP) software provider in the region by 2010 and eventually moving towards the global era and expands its international networking.

Kingdee has been recognised as a top brand in China’s ERP and accounting software market with a clientele exceeding 400,000 companies – including McDonald’s China, Epson, Pan-West, Ricoh and Federal Express – and plans to leverage its strong clout in the mainland.

Since the incorporation of Kingdee Southeast Asia Software Group, a R&D centre at Penang Cyber city was formed to focus on the engineering, operations and IT support functions as part of our worldwide effort to build and promote research collaboration and development engineering centre in South East Asia.

Being a MSC status company is all about adding value to our business. Ygl helps spur growth through innovation, creativity and help corporations to specialize on their core competencies and hone their competitive edge by providing impressive repertoire solutions.

Ygl successfully obtained the Capability Maturity Model Integration (CMMI) Maturity Level 3, a significant recognition of Ygl’s quality management. The standard, created by Software institute (SMI), sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defence and operated by Carneigie Mellon University, established the benchmark of Ygl in providing its customers the best value for their investment through stringent quality control and rapid software deployment.

Mr. Yeap Kong Chean  as CEO of the group is at the forefront of this operation and has initiated new ideas and concepts that have helped improved the growth of the company.