[December 2003]

• Trends for Business IT
  In CIO Asia’s special issue on The Big Idea, Practice Prof Steven Miller, Dean of School of Information Systems (SIS), writes about technologies, skills and trends that are vital to business growth in 2004 and beyond.
  CIO Asia (Special Issue - The Big Idea)

[29 December 2003]

• Business education and the Internet: redefining the learning experience
  In TIME magazine's special report on education, SMU was highlighted for its creative pilot test 'Virtual Canvas' and an alumni portal for our graduates to keep in touch.
  TIME Magazine

• Study in Singapore
  Looking to study in a business school abroad? Here’s one way to start early. The Singapore Management University is offering full-time undergraduate programmes.
  The Hindu (Education Plus)

[28 December 2003]

• Singapore 2003
  In the Singapore Economy report of this year-in-review Tamil programme, SMU Visiting Associate Professor Sundaram Janakiramanan discusses the issues of trade, employment and global factors affecting the economic situation in Singapore.
  Vasantham Central

[10 December 2003]

• IBM sets up solution centre at SMU
  Expensive business solutions will be available to students and staff of the Singapore Management University (SMU), with the establishment of the IBM Business Consulting Services Solution Centre at the university.
  Today

[8 December 2003]

• Work experience – the busy kind
  Breaking tradition once again, the Singapore Management University is allowing its accountancy students flexibility in when they do their internships.
  Streats

[5 December 2003]

• IBM solution centre at SMU
  IBM has announced the launch of its IBM Business Consulting Services Solution Centre, which offers business consulting expertise together with a platform to design, build and run technology solutions.
  Computerworld Singapore

[3 December 2003]

• One more device at Income Centre to track vibrations
  The NTUC Income Centre in Bras Basah Road, which has been getting the shakes from piling work for the Singapore Management University (SMU) campus, has been fitted with one more device to monitor vibrations.
  The Straits Times

[1 December 2003]

• SMU students visit Real Madrid for ‘work’
  29 students from SMU are on a two-week business study mission to Spain, where they will visit the Real Madrid football club, among other businesses.
  Today

• Singapore strives to become world-class education destination
  Growing numbers of foreigners are being drawn to educational programs in Singapore, following the government’s big push to turn the city-state into what officials call a “global schoolhouse.”
  The Asia Wall Street Journal

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