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When work gives you oranges: What Malaysian employees really want from technology

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Malaysian employees are rapidly adopting generative AI for productivity gains, yet their overall workload is increasing due to fragmented workflows and manual processes. This points to a disconnect where AI tools are used without redesigning underlying work systems, creating friction. Technology professionals need to focus on integrating AI into streamlined workflows rather than just introducing standalone tools to realize true productivity improvements.

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