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[October 2003]
- Path
to the Chief
Two speakers of the industry talk series "From IT to Business
Executives" organised by School of Information Systems
(SIS) were featured, plus a special commentary by Practice
Prof, Steven Miller, SIS Dean.
CIO Asia
[31 October 2003]
- Opinion
- "live" radio forum
Opinion, a "live" radio forum on NewsRadio 93.8FM discussed
the topic "Marrying across cultural borders" at
SMU Auditorium with Assoc Profs Ong Siow Heng and Kirpal
Singh as panel members.
NewsRadio 93.8FM
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Making
Global Leaders
By anticipating and responding to an ever-changing marketplace,
SMU continues to break new ground in the field of education.
The Indian Express
The Financial Express (4 November)
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Student
who can think big and global
Abdul Halim talks about his past accomplishments
that have propelled him to success in the academic and
entrepreneurship arena, such as his working stint as
an architect in Boston. He also describes how he juggles
his time between his studies at SMU and his Internet
start-up company.
Berita Harian, Ekstra
[29 October 2003]
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Hitting
the right note
A handful of staff members at the Singapore Management
University's (SMU) School of Accountancy have been test-driving
Microsoft's newly-launched Office OneNote 2003, a designed-for-Tablet
PC tool which brings note-taking to a different level.
The Straits Times (Computer Times)
[28 October 2003]
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Harnessing
business for social good
Entrepreneurs and enterprises should be harnessed
for social good, as businesses can be the key driver
in promoting societal change. This was the message emanating
yesterday from a Singapore Management University (SMU)
forum on social entrepreneurship.
The Business Times
-
Contact
China
The first episode in this season-return series focuses
on SMU’s educational thrust for doing business
in – and with – the nation
of China.
Contact China, Channel NewsAsia (International)
- Already
entrepreneurs before graduating
Set up in October 2002, Savvy Food, was the brainchild
of a group of SMU students who came up with the concept
of ‘heat up and eat’ when they were in third
year of studies.
Lianhe Zaobao
- SMU
strives for high-tech classrooms with pilot scheme
White boards and markers have become a thing of the past
in the Singapore Management University (SMU), as it launched
today a pilot scheme that will see the use of Microsoft
Corp's Tablet PCs in the classroom.
Channel NewsAsia
[27 October 2003]
[25 October 2003]
[23 October 2003]
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Does
media count?
Mr Balji, former CEO and Editor-in-Chief of TODAY
newspaper, and a former New Paper editor, spoke at a
colloquium on media and censorship in Singapore, organised
by students at the Singapore Management University.
Today
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Students
are awarded scholarships once accepted by Singapore
universities Singapore Management University (SMU),
Singapore’s newest university, is the only private
university funded by the Singapore government. The
university was established in year 2000. Similar to
National University of Singapore (NUS) and Nanyang
Technological Institute, the university confers its
own degrees which are recognised by our government.
Career Weekly, Education Expo China 2003
[20 October 2003]
[19 October 2003]
- Wealth
management shifting to the East
Dr Francis Koh, associate professor of finance at Singapore
Management University believes that high-asset Asian investors
no longer need to cross oceans when high-quality wealth
management services are available right here in Asia.
Sunday Morning Post
[18 October 2003]
- SMU
Business Study Mission to India
In this Tamil news programme, Visiting Assoc Prof Sundaram
Janakiramanan along with several SMU students share about
their experiences from a recent 10-day Business Study Mission
trip to India.
30 Minutes, Vasantham Central
- Singapore
puts students to test
Singapore Management University this week announced
the launch of the 2003/04 Lee Kuan Yew Global Business
Plan Competition.
South China Morning Post
[17 October 2003]
-
Lee
Kuan Yew Global Business Plan Competition helps realise
dreams
Three teams from the US and Canada took the top three
positions in the inaugural LKY Global Business Plan Competition
launched by SMU last year. The inaugural competition
attracted participation from 74 universities, colleges
and polytechnics in 19 countries. 14 teams were from
Hong Kong.
Ming Pao
[16 October 2003]
[15 October 2003]
[14 October 2003]
[5 October 2003]
- 20
SMU students on a business mission trip to India
20 students from Singapore Management University (SMU)
left for India on a 10-day business mission trip, during
which they will meet with the local entrepreneurs and visit
major corporations and government agencies.
Lianhe Zaobao
[4 October 2003]
- SMU
students on a business study mission to India
Singapore Management University, the third government approved
university of Singapore, has sent its students to India
for a nine-day field trip with an objective to learn and
experience the business culture in India.
Tamil Murasu
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