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Joni Leimala, Head of GroupM Interaction talks about digital trends in marketing that even SMEs can't ignore.

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Imran Kunala, MDec and Ganesan Sundram, IIBA talks about why business analysis is important to sustainable business and growth.

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Mohamed Fitri bin Abdullah, Head of Enterprise and Government Business talks about why SMEs are not quick to adopt technology and what needs to change for them?

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Bernard Yap, Partner, Ernst & Young talks about how will Budget 2013, described as the people's budget, impact the business community, especially SMEs. 

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According to Medical Travel Quality Alliance, one of the early predictions of global revenue for medical tourism, $100 billion by 2012, actually included wellness seekers and many others who we today may not strictly classify as medical travelers seeking acute care. Recent reports focus more on numbers of people who might travel (up to 700,000 patients a year) and the savings they would create for the home healthcare system ($20 billion) by taking treatment abroad. There is still no agreed upon universal methodology for data collection let alone an agreed upon definition of medical tourist. Each special interest group records its data differently to bolster its own argument of exponential growth, galloping growth or just growth. Each country’s tourism bureau counts medical tourists in ways to justify their budget increases for the promotion of medical tourism.  In Mexico, anyone crossing the border to purchase prescription drugs is still counted as a medical tourist. In Thailand, a patient who visits a lab, gets medication, has a chest x-ray, has a mammogram, takes a stress test, consults with a general practitioner and a surgeon, and then is admitted as an inpatient used to be counted as 8 medical tourists. Dr Mohamad Nasir Zahari, Medical Director Beverly Wilshire Medical Centre talks about Medical Tourism.

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David Wong Nan Fay, Chairman of Outsourcing Malaysia & CEO of SnT Global Sdn Bhd; Srikrishna Vadrevu, CEO, SigMax E Services.

While it might appear to be cost-effective to keep all tasks in-house, the reality is that it is penny-wise and pound-foolish, or in the vernacular, sen-wise tetapi ringgit-foolish. Why and when to outsource to be efficient and profitable.

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Jordan Green, AAAI Chairman, Australia Association of Angel Investors Ltd talks about how does Angels and VC operate and explains the difference between these two.

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Tollyjoy shares how it markets it made-for-baby products.

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Going through the Golden Arches to see how it operates and grows.

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Intercontinental Kuala Lumpur participates in the SOCSO Return to Work Programme and finds not only opportunities for CSR but also a great source to recruit dedicated employees.

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