Farming: The Next Big Thing
THE aim is to produce 30% of Singapore’s food needs by 2030.
But is that a tall order? How will farmers attract young talent to join the trade?
During the COVID-19...
Would Parents Like Their Children To Be Farmers?
AS Singapore took to the tech path and rushed from third world to first world nation status, it was achieved at some cost.
Farming was sidelined, but whether you’re first...
Would AI Give You A Fair Appraisal?
PROF Siau Keng Leng,
Head of the Department of Information Systems and Chair Professor of Information Systems at the City University of Hong Kong, wrote a paper about AI and future...
Core Skills To Focus On — WED WEB CHAT
AS we make our slow way out of a challenging pandemic period how will we find a quick way to become relevant in the quickest possible time?
Even before COVID-19...
Primary Rights Of Passage
ONE of the biggest sighs of relief I’ve heard came from a young colleague whose daughter had just completed her Primary School Leaving Examination (PSLE).
This is one of the...
Boomers Have More To Offer
THE post-World War II Baby Boomer generation has lived through some significant global situations.
From technological advances to financial crashes and a global pandemic, this generation, born between 1946 and...
Marketing — Tricks Or Treats?
Marketing, that ever growing business tool, has invaded many realms in business due to the vagueness of its domain and the extensiveness of its reach.
Trying to get a grip...
Is Retirement A State Of Mind?
THE idea of retirement will bring up very personal images in an individual’s mind.
For the pioneer generation, it was a hard stop to working life. At a time when...
Can We Give As Good As We Take? — WED WEB CHAT
Click on the image to register for the session.THE SPIRIT of giving helps to sustain the less fortunate in society.
While fulfilling the basic needs of households in need, it...
2021 Vision WIth 2020 Hindsight
WHILE most people are glad to see the back of a hellish 2020, they could well be turning towards uncharted waters and the deep blue sea of uncertainty of...