Smart cities
StarHub on the cusp of reaping season
Telco will be decommissioning costly legacy systems, starting in the middle of this year, and is also working on wrapping up its cloud transformation
Taking the consortium route into India
Introductions and shared resources help SMEs crack this tricky market
Elixir Technology makes third foray into India market
AFTER two unsuccessful attempts at entering the Indian market, the third time could be the charm for software company Elixir Technology, which is making this attempt as a member of a consortium.
Smart cities should be people-centric, but is that really the case?
The promise of smart cities is appealing, but technology too often takes centrestage
Becoming ‘climate-smart’ – lessons from Constance
DURING a recent study trip, I had the opportunity to visit Constance (German: Konstanz), a walkable and bicycle-friendly university city with some 83,000 residents located at the western end of Lake C...
Emerging stronger with smart and sustainable cities
ECONOMIC growth can no longer be pursued at the expense of climate change and environmental degradation. The theme of the upcoming World Cities Summit, “Liveable and Sustainable Cities: Emerging Stron...
Digital real estate: going beyond mere space
OVER the past few years, traditional operating models have been considerably disrupted across many sectors. However, few sectors have felt it more than commercial real estate (CRE). Though this disrup...
ST Engineering bags international smart city projects, defence contract
SINGAPORE Technologies Engineering (ST Engineering) on Monday (Nov 15) said it has secured a smart city project in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan for S$445 million.
The smart city of the future
It should be more human-centric than technology-centric, bringing new possibilities for work, life, and play for its inhabitants
