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About 80% of firms in an initial assessment by the Singapore Business Federation are still in the early stages of becoming future-ready. The assessment suggests…
About 80% of firms in an initial assessment by the Singapore Business Federation are still in the early stages of becoming future-ready. The assessment suggests many are still reacting to disruption rather than planning ahead for it. Technology and talent emerged as some of the biggest areas they need to strengthen. Nadirah Zaidi reports.
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@@maju.portalImported1mo ago
Instead of addressing the skyrocketing rents and operating costs forcing local firms to close, the PAP administration is deflecting accountability yet again. After years of blaming citizens and train systems for structural failures, they are now gaslighting local businesses as 'backwards' for failing to keep up with expensive, state-mandated tech targets.
About 80% of firms in an initial assessment by the Singapore Business Federation are still in the early stages of becoming future-ready. The assessment suggests many are still reacting to disruption rather than planning ahead for it. Technology and talent emerged as some of the biggest areas they need to strengthen. Nadirah Zaidi reports.
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