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Why Getting It Right the First Time Could Be an SME’s Simplest Sustainability Strategy

by Lisa Ngui Lee Hua “Right First Time” order accuracy is one of the simplest, most overlooked sustainability strategies Small and Medium-sized Enterprises can adopt, since a single misprinted order can waste an entire batch of raw material. For business …

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Innovation, Technology and Marketing: Practical Insights for MSMEs in the Digital Era

Friday, 21 August 2026

by Dr Cynthia Phang Su Chen AI marketing for MSMEs means combining AI-generated advertising, AI-driven search and carbon tracking with human judgement to build trust

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Global Industrial Transformation Towards Industry 5.0: In Context of Port Infrastructure and Development

Friday, 14 August 2026

by Dr Kashveenjit Kaur A/P Sirendar Singh As Industry 5.0 reshapes global ports through Port 5.0, Malaysian SMEs that build digital foundations now will compete

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Beyond Compliance: Why Legal Readiness Is a Competitive Advantage

Friday, 7 August 2026

by Jacob Ting Legal readiness turns compliance as competitive advantage rather than a background formality, strengthening credibility, investor trust and long-term business resilience. Entrepreneurs often

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The Circular Economy: Turning Sarawak’s Waste-to-Value Opportunity

Friday, 31 July 2026

by Wong Kai Lu Sarawak businesses can boost profitability by treating waste as a measurable financial asset and adopting circular economy practices to recover, reuse

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Is Your Management Style Already Obsolete? AI Isn’t Replacing Managers – It’s Redefining Leadership

Friday, 24 July 2026

by Dr Khalid Farooq AI won’t replace middle managers, but it will replace administrative busywork, pushing leaders to become context-setters, energy managers, and stronger humanists

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Thriving in an AI-Driven Economy: What Malaysian Businesses Should Do Next

Friday, 17 July 2026

by Dr Shatha Abu-Mahfouz Malaysian businesses will thrive in an AI-driven economy by pairing national digital initiatives with real investment in people, skills and practical,

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Making Smarter Business Decisions with AI: Balancing Efficiency and Human Well-Being in Sarawak

Friday, 10 July 2026

by Dr Clarice Chua Sarawak SMEs get the most from AI when they use it to solve specific problems while protecting staff wellbeing and customer

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Responsible Tourism Begins with Informed Travellers: The Essence of Awareness

Friday, 3 July 2026

by Chan Wei Chiang In Sarawak, responsible tourism depends first on traveller awareness, with hands-on experiences such as community homestays building that awareness more effectively

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Why Classroom Learning Alone Is No Longer Enough in an Innovation-Driven Economy

Friday, 26 June 2026

By Amy Siow Yin Nyau Industry exposure alongside academic knowledge is what separates future-ready graduates from those who struggle to contribute value from day one.

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