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Growth in Asia

3 things to consider when picking a location for a regional HQ

Prof Arnoud De Meyer developed the case study, “Schneider Electric: Optimising Business Opportunities from its Regional HQ in Singapore".

Sustainable Living

Boosting sustainability in a pandemic

How did digital adaptation during Covid-19 accelerate the possibility of a sustainable future?

Ageing

How to crack vaccine resistance among older adults

A study by the SMU Centre for Research on Successful Ageing found that segments of older adults remained less inclined to vaccinate against COVID-19.

Social Fabric and Quality of Life

Gender and beauty in the financial analyst profession

In the financial industry, the effects of gender discrimination, beauty bias, and their interaction are conditional, and may be affected by culture.

Thought Leadership

How youths can boost cross-border collaboration

ASEAN companies and governments can tap on youths to show the way forward for cross-border collaborations and greater understanding within the region

Thought Leadership

A hybrid model for growing a global real estate behemoth

A case study of Singapore real estate company Mapletree.

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Digital Transformation

4 ways digital innovation promotes sustainability

New digital solutions may help to make sustainability easier to achieve.

Sustainability

Creating sustainable urban development, in Singapore and beyond

Inaugural SMU CIty Dialogue 2019

Curriculum

New degrees to nurture future-ready computing talent

New degrees to nurture future-ready computing talent

Growth in Asia

3 things to consider when picking a location for a regional HQ

Prof Arnoud De Meyer developed the case study, “Schneider Electric: Optimising Business Opportunities from its Regional HQ in Singapore".

Sustainable Living

Boosting sustainability in a pandemic

How did digital adaptation during Covid-19 accelerate the possibility of a sustainable future?

Ageing

How to crack vaccine resistance among older adults

A study by the SMU Centre for Research on Successful Ageing found that segments of older adults remained less inclined to vaccinate against COVID-19.

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