Work, Rewritten – Work that Works for Humans

Work in Malaysia is being fundamentally redefined. By 2026, artificial intelligence and intelligent systems are increasingly embedded into everyday operations – reshaping roles, workflows, and expectations across sectors. As organisations accelerate digital transformation, they are rethinking how work gets done, moving beyond traditional job structures towards more flexible, skills-based, and outcome-driven models.

The Economic Times Future Forward Malaysia 2026 brings together leaders from business, technology, and policy to explore the theme “Work, Rewritten – Work that Works for Humans.” The summit will examine how work is evolving as humans and intelligent systems collaborate at scale – and what this means for productivity, competitiveness, and sustainable growth in the Malaysian context.

Join Yun Han Lee (General Manager, BIPO Malaysia) at 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM for a panel discussion “Human by Design: Trust, Purpose & Belonging in an AI-First Workplace”, exploring how leaders can preserve purpose, creativity, and human connection as AI reshapes how people work, collaborate, and grow.