Mackay conceded Cardiff face a huge challenge" to stay in England's top flight next season but has faith in his ability to adapt to the demands.As well as rebuilding the squad by signing more than 20 players in his two years in charge, Mackay has made significant changes to Cardiff's training, scouting and sports science programmes.We're going to plan properly and that's started already and we'll now put that into action, said Mackay.We've been changing and adapting, pushing the envelope and trying to get the best practice in every avenue we've gone down," added 41-year-old Mackay. A lot of credit has to go to him for adapting to that because he's a very successful businessman in his own part of the world. He's got his finger on the pulse over there.We'll make sure the departments we've opened up at the football club and the structure we've implemented keeps striving forward.The Malaysian businessman, whose investment at the start of the season came with the condition of the club's shirts changing colour from blue to red, will now double that figure in preparation of Cardiff's debut Premier League campaign.Change is constant and if you don't go with it, you're left behind.
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