Essential Ingredients in a AI Strategy
The megatrend of Intelligent Automation—driven by systems like AI, Digital Twins, and the Internet of Things (IoT)—is fundamentally changing the face of business. Business leaders need to contend with more than a systems update; it involves a profound challenge that is forcing …
Selecting Your Open Innovation Approach
Most organisations seeking growth will already be investing in steady, vital work of internal R&D and continuous improvement, which are the backbone of iterating on your existing products and services. Open Innovation offers several alternative approaches for companies to grow. Navigating these options can …
Can Digital Twins Transform Singapore’s Built Environment?
Singapore was quick to embrace Digital Twin technology, investing SGD 73 million to create a digital replica of the entire city as far back as 2014 [1]. While the benefits of the technology have been seen in pilot projects, it has yet to …
Five Innovations to Tackle Cervical Cancer in Developing Countries
Shining a spotlight on Cervical Cancer in Developing Countries The COVID-19 pandemic has shone a spotlight on how critical it is that affordable, accessible, and effective healthcare is to all communities. As vital as it has been for healthcare administrations to allocate …
Keeping up with the SEA digital consumer
eCommerce’s rapid ascension during the COVID-19 lockdown has completely transformed buying habits across Southeast Asia (SEA), and is poised to stay. With the rise of consumers prioritising choice, convenience, and contactless transactions, eCommerce is no longer an option for many companies, and even traditionally …
How future-ready is your retail job?
While the post-COVID-19 future may seem distant and uncertain, one thing is for sure – major changes are taking place across sectors that have been most vulnerable during the pandemic. The retail sector, in particular, has faced enormous challenges during the pandemic, …
A Sustainable Recovery from Covid-19
“A crisis is a terrible thing to waste” Paul Romer, Nobel laureate and Stanford economist (2004) If there was a silver lining about the Covid-19 tragedy and its innumerable human, economic, and social costs, it could be that the global …