When Should Universal Income Be Introduced?
At the recent the Nth revolutioN discussion on The Shape Of The Future? panellists Jack Sim of the World Toilet Organization, Peter Godfrey of the Energy Institute and Stuart Tan of Zero1 shared their views on a range of topics.
Successful Decision-Making Processes
THE WAY you make decisions has changed in the last 10 years, reckons author and economic developer Mark Lautman.
Dr Sanjay Kuttan explains his process of making decisions when switching...
Would you let your child be a musician?
Scene And Heard from Keep It Going 2016.
Danny Loong of Timbre Group champions the role of music in society, despite it being a profession that is viewed with some...
Curiosity Skilled The Cat – KIG 2015
A discussion on how to stay relevant and interested in learning throughout life.
Learning is an ongoing process, whether we are aware of it or not. Be it a formal...
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...
Data In Context – KIG 2014
If big data is cascading into our lives, how can we absorb what is relevant? Panelists of the Byte Into It discussion of Keep It Going: The Next Big...
The Next Gen On The Sharing Economy
AT THE recent discussion on the sharing economy, guests heard firsthand accounts from practitioners about the opportunities and challenges.
What did the younger generation learn from the panel discussion organised by...
It’s Not Rocket Science…It’s Harder!
AUTHOR and economic developer Mark Lautman, is looking forward to the decades to come. Mark is the Keynote Speaker at the inaugural the Nth revolutioN event on September 27. His talk,...
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...
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...