Facilities management impacts our daily lives in ways we often overlook. As businesses evolve, the demand for seamless workplace solutions and home services is greater than ever. Companies are seeking smarter ways to manage their spaces, while individuals look for convenience without compromising quality.

What are the latest trends and innovations shaping the industry? Daniel Thong, Founder and CEO and Fareed Mustakin, Product Lead & Director ofNimbus, share more about office facilities management, and how technology, service excellence, and new business models are redefining the way we interact with the spaces around us.

Facilities management impacts our daily lives in ways we often overlook. As businesses evolve, the demand for seamless workplace solutions and home services is greater than ever. Companies are seeking smarter ways to manage their spaces, while individuals look for convenience without compromising quality.
What are the latest trends and innovations shaping the industry? Daniel Thong, Founder and CEO&nbsp;and Fareed Mustakin, Product Lead &amp; Director of Nimbus, share more about office facilities management, and how technology, service excellence, and new business models are redefining the way we interact with the spaces around us.

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The Afternoon Update with Lynlee Foo

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Enhancing service quality, efficiency with tech in facilities management

With passenger numbers in Southeast Asia set to hit 564 million by 2025, what trends and innovations are shaping the region’s airports? From digitalisation to sustainability, James Wong, Senior Vice President for Southeast Asia & China atglobal leader in aviation services Menzies Aviation, provides insights into the rapid growth of the industry in Southeast Asia, the future of airport operations and the surging air cargo demand. James also shares his views on why, beyond carbon reduction and efficiency, it is important for the industry to contribute in a meaningful way back to society while providing a high level of service and efficiency to meet the needs of not just its stakeholders but also the communities that it serves.

With passenger numbers in Southeast Asia set to hit 564 million by 2025, what trends and innovations are shaping the region&rsquo;s airports? From digitalisation to sustainability, James Wong, Senior Vice President for Southeast Asia &amp; China at global leader in aviation services Menzies Aviation, provides insights into the rapid growth of the industry in Southeast Asia, the future of airport operations and the surging air cargo demand. James also shares his views on why, beyond carbon reduction and efficiency, it is important for the industry to contribute in a meaningful way back to society while providing a high level of service and efficiency to meet the needs of not just its stakeholders but also the communities that it serves.

Industry Insight: The future of aviation services in Southeast Asia

Singapore is rapidly ageing and by 2030, one in four citizens will be aged 65 or above. Technology can play a part in addressing the challenges and opportunities of an ageing population. While there has been an increased number of gyms specially designed for seniors located across the country, more can be done to encourage the elderly to stay active and fit.

GymLah, a senior-focused gym booking app aims to simplify class scheduling and progress tracking for both instructors and seniors. Co-founders Enelton Satria and Clevon Wong share their innovation story and how GymLah can empower seniors to stay fit with the app as well as their vision for the future of digital solutions in healthy ageing.

Singapore is rapidly ageing and by 2030, one in four citizens will be aged 65 or above. Technology can play a part in addressing the challenges and opportunities of an ageing population. While there has been an increased number of gyms specially designed for seniors located across the country, more can be done to encourage the elderly to stay active and fit.
GymLah, a senior-focused gym booking app aims to simplify class scheduling and progress tracking for both instructors and seniors. Co-founders Enelton Satria and Clevon Wong share their innovation story and how GymLah can empower seniors to stay fit with the app as well as their vision for the future of digital solutions in healthy ageing.

Good Tech: Encouraging seniors to stay active at gyms through technology

What if you could predict who will thrive in your organisation — not based on resumes, but by understanding how their brain works? In human resource management, neuroscience and AI are increasingly being used to gain deeper insights into employee behaviour, decision-making, and performance. Parul Sharma, Global Head of HR Business Partnering for Group Functions, The Economist Group shares more about the potential of neuroscience and AI in redefining HR practices.

What if you could predict who will thrive in your organisation &mdash; not based on resumes, but by understanding how their brain works? In human resource management, neuroscience and AI are increasingly being used to gain deeper insights into employee behaviour, decision-making, and performance. Parul Sharma, Global Head of HR Business Partnering for Group Functions, The Economist Group shares more about the potential of neuroscience and AI in redefining HR practices.

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