Asia School of Business

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz have sharpened focus on the fragility of global supply chains. As geopolitical risks rise, how prepared are governments and businesses for the ensuing disruption? Do decisionmakers have the tools to respond and build resilience? On this episode of #Consid...

FROM Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad’s Vision 2020 and the Multimedia Super Corridor in the 1990s to the current government’s New Industrial Master Plan 2030 (NIMP2030), Malaysia has repeatedly set its sights on becoming a high-income, innovation-driven economy. On paper, Malaysia has the capabilities to succ...

Guest: Dr Pieter Stek , Senior Lecturer Faculty and Director of Center for Technology, Strategy and Sustainability (CTSS)

Malaysia has introduced its National Carbon Market Policy to build on the existing voluntary carbon exchan...

Like all new technologies that will likely have a broad impact on society, Artificial Intelligence (AI), and specifically the development of large language models (LLMs), has caused both a degree of unease, and a massive hype. In Malaysia, the debate around AI has largely been framed as one of opportunity. According to the governmen...

Professor Joe Cherian, CEO, President, Dean, and Distinguished Professor at Asia School of Business, attended and spoke at the session