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Designing for Inclusiveness and Innovation in ASEAN Cities
This was the keynote delivered at Shape the World Conference 2018 yesterday where I shared about...
Chamando outros loucos para se unirem a nós
Se Steve Jobs pôde unir sua equipe para mudar o mundo, criando melhores experiências para os usuários, certamente podemos unir as pessoas em torno de uma tarefa ainda mais urgente e existencial: tornar nossa economia mais sustentável e inclusiva.
Consulus helps Health City Novena engage creatively
Tan Tock Seng Hospital (TTSH) recently launched a 17-hectare healthcare master plan. At the onset of the master plan development stage, Tan Tock...
Be a Future-ready B2B Company
How do you build a 21st Century Organisational Model for Asia’s B2B Companies?
The Entrepreneurial Side of Lee Kuan Yew
A few things that business leaders can learn from Lee Kuan Yew and his colleagues about innovation and leadership.
Ba xu hướng thay đổi vị trí dẫn đầu thị trường
Hãy xem sự hội tụ kỳ diệu của dữ liệu, thiết bị và thiết kế đang tái định hình các ngành công nghiệp và tương lai toàn cầu như thế nào.
The 3 Disruptive Trends
How the synergy between data, devices and design are reshaping industries.
New Symplfy.com Website Transforms Car Buying in the UAE
Designed and co-developed by Consulus, Symplfy.com is an integrated car buying platform that simplifies many aspects of car buying in the UAE.
Asia’s Offshore Oil and Gas need Leaders with Vision
Instead of chasing low margins and dwindling opportunities, it is time for Asian offshore oil and gas companies to harness their unique engineering skills and explore other paths to survive the coming storm and possibly shape the future.
Lawrence Chong served as Judge for Singapore Prestige Brand Award 2013
Singapore Prestige Brand Award 2013, jointly organised by ASME and Lianhe Zaobao, recently concluded with their awards presentation dinner on 13...
HTC’s Change: Late to the party
Lawrence Chong tells Marketing Magazine why HTC’s change should have happened in 2008.