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Tech inclusion will ensure that no one is left behind: analysts

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Published Mon, Dec 7, 2020 · 09:50 PM
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    THE pace of digital revolution has picked up amid the Covid-19 havoc as disruptive technologies give rise to new business models and jobs in Singapore.

    But in the pursuit of new breakthroughs, it is important to ensure that sections of the workforce do not get left behind, said analysts.

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