A new free digital tool called "myACP" is making end-of-life planning more accessible in Singapore by letting individuals document their end-of-life care preferences without the need for a doctor's appointment or paperwork.

But how does this tech make conversations behind end-of-life planning more convenient and comfortable? 

On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Wong Wai Min, Deputy Director, Primary and Community Care Development Division from Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) to find out more.

A new free digital tool called "myACP" is making end-of-life planning more accessible in Singapore by letting individuals document their end-of-life care preferences without the need for a doctor's appointment or paperwork.
But how does this tech make conversations behind end-of-life planning more convenient and comfortable?&nbsp;
On Good Tech, Lynlee Foo speaks to Wong Wai Min, Deputy Director, Primary and Community Care Development Division from Agency for Integrated Care (AIC) to find out more.

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Good Tech: How myACP is transforming end-of-life care in Singapore

Companies are pouring money into AI, cloud and cybersecurity tools.

Here's the question: Do they actually understand what’s happening inside their own systems anymore? There’s now a term for solving this - “deep observability”, which promises to give organisations a clearer view of what’s happening inside their systems.

Lynlee Foo speaks with Ian Farquhar, Security Chief Technology Officer, Gigamon to find out if this is a real shift in how companies manage their technology or just another layer adding to the complexity.

Companies are pouring money into AI, cloud and cybersecurity tools.
Here's the question: Do they actually understand what&rsquo;s happening inside their own systems anymore? There&rsquo;s now a term for solving this - &ldquo;deep observability&rdquo;, which promises to give organisations a clearer view of what&rsquo;s happening inside their systems.
Lynlee Foo speaks with Ian Farquhar, Security Chief Technology Officer, Gigamon to find out if this is a real shift in how companies manage their technology or just another layer adding to the complexity.

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Singapore remains one of the world’s most resilient cities but a slight dip in the latest global rankings points to a bigger shift underway. Across the world, mid-sized and fast-moving cities are climbing fast, as investors rethink what makes a city truly “resilient”, and investable. Is it still about stability? Or is adaptability, talent, and infrastructure now driving the next wave of growth?

On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Paul Tostevin, Head of Savills World Research, Savills
to unpack how global capital is being reallocated and what it means for Singapore’s position in an increasingly competitive landscape.

Singapore remains one of the world&rsquo;s most resilient cities but a slight dip in the latest global rankings points to a bigger shift underway. Across the world, mid-sized and fast-moving cities are climbing fast, as investors rethink what makes a city truly &ldquo;resilient&rdquo;, and investable. Is it still about stability? Or is adaptability, talent, and infrastructure now driving the next wave of growth?
On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Paul Tostevin, Head of Savills World Research, Savills to unpack how global capital is being reallocated and what it means for Singapore&rsquo;s position in an increasingly competitive landscape.

Industry Insight: Implications for Singapore's competitive standing amid global shifts

Even when businesses are growing, hiring isn’t always keeping up.

In today’s uncertain global environment, shaped by geopolitical tensions, cost pressures and rapid advances in AI, companies are becoming more cautious about how they expand. Hiring is more targeted, investment is more disciplined, and productivity is taking priority over headcount.

On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks with Vincent Chin, Global Vice Chair, Public Sector Practice, at Boston Consulting Group, on what he’s seeing across industries in Singapore and Southeast Asia. Vincent shares how companies are navigating uncertainty, why hiring is becoming more selective, where demand for jobs still exists, and how AI and automation are reshaping the way businesses grow.

Even when businesses are growing, hiring isn&rsquo;t always keeping up.
In today&rsquo;s uncertain global environment, shaped by geopolitical tensions, cost pressures and rapid advances in AI, companies are becoming more cautious about how they expand. Hiring is more targeted, investment is more disciplined, and productivity is taking priority over headcount.
On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks with Vincent Chin, Global Vice Chair, Public Sector Practice, at Boston Consulting Group, on what he&rsquo;s seeing across industries in Singapore and Southeast Asia.&nbsp;Vincent shares how companies are navigating uncertainty, why hiring is becoming more selective, where demand for jobs still exists, and how AI and automation are reshaping the way businesses grow.

Good Tech: How myACP is transforming end-of-life care in Singapore

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