It’s been a while since we did one of these posts! Here’s a roundup of interesting news from around the net.
What’s the first thing you do when you need to get the cheapest or best wine in Singapore for an upcoming dinner party? You’re probably not going to open a newspaper, look through a directory book, or give your buddy a call (unless for some reason they have plenty of time to spare, and have the…
This post was previously published on 1 April 2016. For more up to date information on the PIC scheme and other budget initiatives, please refer to our most recent blog post on Singapore Budget updates, with the latest available information from IRAS. For the full details, visit the IRAS PIC site. The economic slowdown has…
The Lunar New Year is almost upon us and as we await the beginning of the year of the red fire monkey, we take a look at what this cheeky but wise character can teach us in business, and sales in particular…
A new year is upon us and no doubt your newsfeed is full to capacity with what trends you should be adopting (or avoiding) in 2016! If you’re feeling a little overwhelmed by this influx of business advice, take a step back, relax and enjoy our summary of some of the cool things that businesses…
We posted recently about digital disruption and how your business could be adversely affected if you don’t pay attention to what’s happening in the world of test social technology.
Disruptions by their very nature are hard to predict but, for SMEs, it’s vital that you are aware that they will happen, and keep happening. This applies to any and all industries – as technology doesn’t discriminate. But with some insights and key industry factors you can at least better prepare yourself for when the…
There are always lots of new developments in the world of SAP HANA and SMEs so we’ve rounded up some of the most interesting and relevant news from around the region:
Whilst profit is a major focus for any organisation, it’s smaller and medium sized enterprises that are so much more reliant on generating and growing their margins to remain viable, particularly in challenging economic environments. It might be easy to assume, therefore, that they are more risk averse, or don’t make the same investments as their more…
Millennials are those born roughly between 1982-2000 and are generally characterised by their lack of affiliation or trust with traditional institutions and bureaucracy as well as a natural expectation for everything in their world to move at the same pace as the technology they have grown up with. They won’t stand for paper forms when…