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On Monday, the Singapore University of Social Sciences (SUSS) and Enterprise Singapore (ESG) launched a digital platform in the hope to innovate and test...

American software company Salesforce has partnered with the Singapore Business Federation to provide $960,000 in cash grants to eligible businesses. This initiative is expected...

Despite the uncertainties brought by the COVID-19 pandemic, three-quarters of Singaporean business owners remain discouraged and optimistic, continuously looking forward to what’s ahead of...

Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies secured by sophisticated algorithms and cryptography as well as by blockchain technology, which allows the distribution of secure online ledgers...

The human resource professionals will receive more support for upskilling to help ensure that they experience the benefit of technology transformation.As announced on Wednesday...

Indeed, the COVID-19 pandemic has turned the business world upside down. Despite businesses’ efforts to stay afloat, the overall success of the global market...

As Covid-19 has bring all the uncertainties and disrupt most individuals and businesses, Singapore Budget 2020 is being introduced.

To provide support on your digital transformation journey, the government has rolled out 3 types of grants for obtaining accounting software. Find out more.

An appealing and well-maintained website is a product of constant hard work and superior maintenance. To ensure that your website is well taken care of, it is essential for business owners to understand the importance of website maintenance.

With the increasing number of Covid-19 cases, limiting face-to-face interactions and practicing social distancing must be prioritised. Unfortunately, the “new normal” prevents businesses from operating physically, creating a huge downfall in the world’s economy. Fortunately, technology has its way/ to make everything seem like nothing has ever happened. Given the existence of some of the best video calling apps for businesses, entrepreneurs are now gradually getting back on their feet.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong addressed that the country would be going into 'circuit breaker' mode for one month, from April 7.

Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong addressed that the country would be going into 'circuit breaker' mode for one month, from April 7.