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WHILE next year is bound to be a challenging one, especially amid the synchronised slowdown, there are still opportunities to be had, says Socio-Economic Research Centre executive director Lee Heng Guie.
Speaking at the second SME Thought Leadership Forum this year, he said, “I think there are a lot of headwinds this year and these headwinds will likely continue into next year, but there are also opportunities.” The half-day forum, held at Menara Star in Petaling Jaya, was titled “Business Highlights for 2020.”
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Beh: Data is the new oil; those that leverage it will prosper.
The half-day forum saw industry players and experts giving their take on the economic outlook and the initiatives under Budget 2020 to support SMEs.
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More than 150 participants came to glean insights to help chart a sustainable path for their businesses next year.
Lee: Headwinds will likely continue, but there will also be opportunities.
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
SME Thought Leadership Forum 2: Business Highlights for 2020
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