Data-driven economy

Consumers are often pragmatic about sharing data, but willingness falls as it becomes more personal

Real-time data counts on the race track – and can make a difference on the factory floor too

THE first legally binding international treaty on privacy and data protection was signed 43 years ago. The authors who gathered in 1981 could hardly have imagined the explosion of data (and its misuse...

IF WE had posed the question “What does the enterprise of the future resemble?” just a year ago, it is unlikely that many of us would have envisioned the current reality: a world where generative arti...

IN THE cult classic Groundhog Day, Bill Murray’s character finds himself trapped in a time loop reliving the same day over and over again. Much like the cyclical pattern of the film, Singapore’s const...

Regional mechanisms and trade agreements often appear deceptively promising for data flows

SINGAPORE’S government and businesses are well versed in seizing opportunities through innovation and training. The recent International Open Data Day, on Mar 5, provides a chance to examine whether m...

MOST Asian businesses are struggling with the proliferation of data. Instead of offering a competitive advantage, data has become a burden due to a host of barriers, including data skills gaps, data s...

“If you had $100 million to give away, what cause would you give it to, and why?”