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Volume 21
Mr. James Chao,
Executive Chairman of Titan Chemicals Corp. Bhd.
More than two years since our cover feature on Titan Chemicals, Technology Business Review once again brought the story of Titan to its readers as Malaysia’s largest petrochemicals producer experienced a year of great success with a successful listing on Bursa Malaysia, increased profits, lower debts and the acquisition of PT PENI (renamed PT TITAN), Indonesia’s largest polyethylene producer. Technology Business Review conducted frank interviews with Mr. James Chao, Executive Chairman of Titan; Mr. Donald M. Condon, Managing Director of Titan and Mr. Jay Diau, President Director of PT. TITAN, and found out more about Titan’s history, achievements and plans for its new Indonesian acquisition.
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Volume 22
En. Saifol Shamlan,
CEO of Dagang Net Technologies Sdn. Bhd.
Trade is an integral part of any nation’s economy, not least in Malaysia where its strategic location and excess to one of the world’s major shipping routes means that Malaysia can become a trading hub. However, bureaucratic delays have meant that goods do not move as fast as possible thus hampering these efforts. That is until the advent of Dagang Net Technologies, which has been working with the Malaysian Government to facilitate the simplification of trade through its award winning ePermit systems and other innovations. En. Saifol Shamlan, Dagang Net’s CEO, talked to Technology Business Review about the company’s drive to aid the country in the development of a K-economy.
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Volume 22 (Singapore Edition)
Prof. Tan Chin Tiong, Provost of the
Singapore Management University. .
Singapore Management University (SMU) is the youngest of Singapore’s three universities, having been set up in 2000. However, despite its youth, SMU has grown to become a truly dynamic university which has attracted a good number of applicants - over 10,000 for 1,000 places - each year. Through strategic alliances with major MNCs and Singapore companies as well as an innovative teaching scope, SMU has provided its students with high quality education both in the academic and working sense. Its Lee Kuan Yew Global Business Plan competition encourages budding entrepreneurs to showcase their efforts to the world. Technology Business Review met Prof. Tan Chin Tion, the Provost of SMU, and received his insights on what has made SMU a success.
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