The SME Magazine (July/August 2015)
Against all odds
ON THE face of it, the firms that we feature in this issue of The SME Magazine might seem like they are in over their heads.
Be prepared
Directors must prepare for the changes to obligations under the Companies (Amendment) Act 2014.
Nurturing growth
There has been a collective effort - both by the public and private sectors - to increase the channels of support and resources for startups
A family business for tomorrow
Professionalisation creates a structure that is not dependent on an owner, so even if family members cease to manage it, the business can still operate.
Understanding our neighbours
The wide development gaps between Asean member states and diversity in legal, social and political factors mean that there is no one-size-fits-all approach when expanding into the region.
Get an early start
SMEs should start the process of positioning themselves in Tuas early to leverage the government's plans of consolidating Singapore's port operations there by 2027.
Plugging the gap
Featuring two young Singapore companies that came about because their founders saw a gap in the market and introduced a fresh and innovative approach to plug that gap.
As they see it
Film enthusiasts Ho Jia Jian and Derek Tan have curated an online library of Asian short films in Viddsee, and hope to share the region's best stories with the world.
Getting personal
At Bynd Artisan, customers can put together their own customised paper and leather items with the help of craftsmen.
