The world is transitioning towards the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) or Industry 4.0, and it is crucial to be proactive in adapting to these changes rather than being passive and reactive. Smart factories, robotics for remote site operations, driverless vehicles, and AI-powered legal and judicial systems are just some examples of the new efficiencies emerging
China ended zero-Covid with the hope to revive China’s economy, just like every country in the world did. The world is now expressing concern about Covid situation in China. From all the video footage and news, China’s current Covid outbreak across China and new virus variants could emerge and become another round of global concern.
As of 2022, over 800 tech companies worldwide have announced layoffs affecting more than 100,000 employees, according to Layoffs.com, a website that tracks job cuts. The majority of these cuts have occurred within the tech industry. Companies such as Meta, Amazon, Twitter, GoTo, Grab, Netflix, and Sea are among those that have announced layoffs. These
The recent years witnesses various transformation in industries, all in the name of keeping up with the increasing consumers demands and becoming a high reliability organisation. With objectives for speed delivery and enhancing user experience, every company are embarking into the journey of adopting multiple top trends technologies as enabling tools for these transformation. Definitely,
With the rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI), robotics, and business processes management, robotic process automation (RPA) continues to wide out a massive number of human jobs that are not really value-added, but slow down the enterprise operation. AI and robotics do not need sleep, and they operate 24×7 on a never stop basis. They
Digital transformation, which was previously labelled as an ‘added value’ in a company quickly evolved into a crucial component essential for the resiliency of organisation in the recent years after Covid-19 hit us hard since 2019. ‘Every company is a software company’ – this statement had become the mantra in the recent years as more
Digital camera sales have dropped 84% since 2010. Apple introduced the iPhone, the first smartphone during 2007. Over the years, separate cameras have become unnecessary, in particular modern smartphones come with multiple built in lenses. The very last camera market attempted to differentiate them away from the smartphone. For the camera market, the next big
Despite the world being fuelled by the fourth industrial revolution (4IR) Industry 4.0 for the project economy and Titanium economy transition. We continue to see a lot of new startups fail due to missing all the opportunities that are missed to capture along the accelerated change. From capturing the next waves of big things, from
The Great Reset that impacts the global markets, being brought in the news since COVID-19 pandemic. For the two years alone, we see by our own eye, the great lockdown moment and order, one after another is introduced, and until the world accept co-exist with COVID-19, then it slowly back to let world trade and
Titanium Economy is a term used to refer to those world leading industrial-technology companies that are driving innovation and sustainable and inclusive growth. As a group of companies, they are like anchors for the said country or range of the countries where they operated. They are Titanium because they not just merely exercise huge market