The World Needs Balance
IN A lively discussion that covered a breadth of topics, the panellists at the recent Keep It Going: the Nth revolutioN commented on The Shape Of The Future.
On the...
Keep It Going: Scenes From A Discussion
WHAT does machine learning have to offer individuals and organisations?
At the recent Keep It Going: the Nth revolutioN discussion organised by STORM magazine, panelists from a variety of industries...
Fake News – Facing The Facts
MOHAMED GERALDEZ talks about the impact of fake news on society and why he feels legislation should not be the way to go.
The US entrepreneur and vlogger was speaking at...
The Uncertainty Of The Middleman
A HOMEGROWN business that built up its value during Singapore's formative years is facing new challenges in an uncertain world.
Goldbell Group is not taking the success of its distribution...
The Hong Kong Conundrum
THE SITUATION in Hong Kong has dragged on much longer than most people expected or wanted.
Demonstrations over the weekends have stretched on for 15 weeks with no sign that...
Do You Feel Secure Being Watched?
WHILE her business engages in physical security, Charlene Kang is often wondering about the state of online security.
The director of Vault@268 built the high-tech vault to accommodate the needs...
How To Make Your Money Tomorrow
With technology making things easier and more complex at the same time, the folks handling your money will need to be aware of what the next generation of wealthy...
Change Is Coming, And It’s About Time
WHEN technology entrepreneurs want talent to create hardcore programs it is not easy to find the required skills in Singapore, said Vikram Kumar at the Keep It Going discussion on...
Stop Looking Backwards
Mediator Michelle Wong found the ideas raised at this year's Keep It Going thought provoking — from artificial intelligence to paternalistic mindsets that impede the entrepreneurial spirit.
Stop Thinking About Singapore
JACK SIM of the World Toilet Organization observes that the new ways of doing business are changing how business is transacted.
Jack notes that as long as policies are not restrictive...