Information Technology

In today's manufacturing landscape, data is one of the most valuable assets.

Powered by artificial intelligence and advanced technologies, machines are revolutionising industrial processes. 

Cheaper AI infrastructure sparks overcapacity concerns among chipmakers.

Global Trade Intelligence and Global Trade Analytics are top technologies poised to deliver business value.

Companies without digital transformation may fail to sustain business processes, Boston Consulting Group warned.

Data reliance and mobile workforces escalate cyber threats for construction firms.

86% of industry leaders use outdated operating systems.

Bottlenecks in chip deployment and tech advancements pose challenges to growth.

In line with Singapore’s smart nation ambitions, the city-state will be phasing out 3G networks by July 2024, and utilising the freed-up spectrum to enhance 5G services. Harnessing the full power of 5G creates a new era of possibilities for Singapore, which has a long-standing reputation as a leading smart manufacturing hub. 

However, only 40% of the workforce carries the necessary cybersecurity skills companies need.

Cybersecurity is a real threat, said Lenovo ISG.

Three-quarters of APAC businesses are committed boost AI spending, even though only 8% have actually implemented industrialised AI in their operations to date.

The company attributes success to improved operations efficiency while expanding B2B and non-hardware businesses.

The Supercomputing centre will boost the city’s demand for AI services.

A study found that these manufacturers face innovation and skilled workforce challenges.

Integration platform, Boomi, helped a supplier realise its potential to set up its e-commerce system.