Innovation Culture
Driving innovation in today’s digital environment
It is even more crucial to experiment during a turbulent economic climate – to introduce new products, new services, and new processes, writes Tan Kwang Meng of K2.
Innovation can be bred: Google creativity head
Innovation and creativity may not come naturally to everyone but that doesn't mean it cannot be fostered, encouraged and developed, according to the head of innovation and creativity programmes at Google Inc.
Echelon Indonesia: Disrupted and disruptor, like a horse and carriage
In the middle of the battleground between startups and traditional companies, there is space for collaboration – if both parties can stop looking at each other as threats, that is.
Stuck in a rut: Malaysian SMEs and innovation
SME Corp CEO Hafsah Hashim shares her thoughts on what’s holding Malaysian SMEs back.
Digital transformation and the evolving role of the CIO
As more businesses are disrupted, CIOs are faced with new opportunities to grasp and new challenges to overcome, writes Gavin Selkirk of BMC.
DNA on BFM: Not quite your usual R&D path
It was a rare day on the Tech Talk show that Karamjit Singh spoke about a biotech firm and brought a guest on board as well. He also shared the key factors why two Japanese companies in the region have pulled out from their e-commerce investments.
Digital disruption: In 3yrs, nothing will be the same
58% of senior IT and business executives in a Harvard Business Review Analytic Services study expect significant changes to their business model over the next three years.
Saving the CIO, Part 1: Aligning business needs, fighting bureaucracy
CIOs need to understand and help solve business needs, or risk becoming obsolete, writes Benjamin Cher.
Bad times the best time for digital transformation: Gartner
If there is a good time for Malaysian companies to start embarking on a digital transformation agenda, it would be this year as economic growth is expected to slow down, a Gartner research director argued.
Why unicorns are going to be elusive in Malaysia
Anwar Jumabhoy looks at the ‘US Technology Wealth Creation’ model, and whether it can be adopted by other countries.
