Disruption response: Singapore can do much more
Seven in 10 in a BT-StanChart survey say their companies and industry could do more to act on the phenomenon
Singapore
MOST local business leaders believe that Singapore companies and the government still have a ways to go in responding to disruption.
It is a phenomenon they are mindful of, one through which new technologies can either trigger economic displacement or create opportunities for entirely new economic sectors to emerge.
A joint survey by The Business Times and Standard Chartered Bank has found that more than 84 per cent of chief executive officers (CEOs) in Singapore say that, on a national level, the country can do more to deal with disruption.
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