Healthcare at Home: How Our Living Spaces Are Becoming the New Clinics
Authored by Jayce Chua, Manager, Advisory & Technology at IPI Singapore
Authored by Jayce Chua, Manager, Advisory & Technology at IPI Singapore
Singapore’s healthcare landscape is being reshaped by emerging technologies that are improving prevention, diagnosis, therapy, and long-term recovery.
[INSIGHTS FROM IPI'S LEADERSHIP TEAM]
By Michael Goh, CEO, IPI Singapore
SMEs form the backbone of Singapore’s economy, accounting for nearly all enterprises and a large share of employment. Many leaders know they must digitalise, innovate, and look beyond our shores, yet for most, the journey feels daunting. They ask themselves, “Where do I begin, and how do I avoid the risks?”
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At TechInnovation 2025, entrepreneur extraordinaire Mr Ho KwonPing shares a lifetime of wisdom with Singapore’s businesses.
Singapore’s carbon tax will rise from S$25 per tonne in 2024 to between S$50 and S$80 by 2030, making early decarbonisation planning essential for cost control.
Businesses can offset up to 5% of their carbon tax using International Carbon Credits (ICCs) under the Carbon Pricing (Amendment) Act 2022.
Low-carbon technologies, such as carbon mineralisation, green concrete, and battery generators, offer practical pathways to reduce emissions and strengthen competitiveness.
Through a connection made at TechInnovation 2024, Le Fong Building Services levels up with a smart imaging system from Nanyang Polytechnic.
[TechInnovation Feature] Multi-generational businesses are transforming through innovation to remain relevant in a rapidly changing landscape.
Legacy enterprises are modernising by rethinking longstanding practices and embedding innovation across their organisations
Adapting to external market shifts is essential for growth and long-term relevance
IPI Singapore’s Innovation Advisor Wong Hong Wai shares how SMEs in Singapore can leverage international standards and accreditation to build trust, ensure compliance, and unlock sustainable growth in new markets.
Digitalisation and operational consistency are the building blocks for the successful international expansion of SMEs. Guided by Innovation Advisors and Tech Experts at IPI Singapore, these principles can be translated into actionable steps for SMEs looking to scale with clarity and confidence.
To stay competitive in a fast-evolving food industry, SMEs must embrace innovation. This five-step guide shows how they can do so with clarity, confidence and purpose.