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Sustainability

Much to be done in China’s hunt for illegal wildlife traders

The illegal wildlife trade is still flourishing in China, but express delivery companies there are doing their part for wildlife conservation.

Innovation

5 ways digital twinning will revolutionize logistics

With unparalleled capabilities to track, monitor, and diagnose assets, digital twinning technologies have the potential to revolutionize logistics.

Insights

Malaysia’s durian exporters see spike in demand from China

A newly inked agreement has opened the doors for frozen, whole Musang King durians from Malaysia to satiate the appetites of durian lovers in China.

Insights

When logistics meets esports: Behind the scenes of a gaming tournament

The ESL One Mumbai tournament has been lauded for its success, but what was less obvious was the extensive logistics that went into setting the event up.

Insights

A vision to turn Indonesia into a global maritime axis

Under the Jokowi administration, a visionary five-year plan is propelling Indonesia’s ambitions as a maritime superpower.

Insights

Built to last: A Malaysian custom bag maker’s pursuit of quality

Frustrated by the quality and functionality of bags in the market, Patrick Lim did what most would not dare consider — set up his custom bag label.

Insights

What’s next after ‘Make in India’?

Years after Indian PM Narendra Modi vowed to turn India into a global manufacturing power, the “Make in India” initiative has resonated across the country.

Innovation

The digital twins are coming of age

Digital twinning technology is entering the mainstream where it is predicting future situations, the state of physical things and even the world around us.

Insights

Laos’ route from landlocked to land-linked

As a high-speed railway linking the country to China prepares to launch in 2021, Laos is slowly shaping up to be one of Asia’s most promising economies.