Across industries today, companies are increasingly testing ideas in digital environments before anything is physically built.

Often called virtual twins, these digital models allow organisations to simulate products, factories and infrastructure systems, helping them identify potential issues earlier in the design process.

On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks with Sharon Toh, Vice President for Asia Pacific South at Dassault Systèmes, about why virtual twins are gaining momentum, how industries across Asia are adopting them, and what this shift could mean for the future of innovation.

 

Across industries today, companies are increasingly testing ideas in digital environments before anything is physically built.
Often called virtual twins, these digital models allow organisations to simulate products, factories and infrastructure systems, helping them identify potential issues earlier in the design process.
On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks with Sharon Toh, Vice President for Asia Pacific South at Dassault Syst&egrave;mes, about why virtual twins are gaining momentum, how industries across Asia are adopting them, and what this shift could mean for the future of innovation.
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Industry Insight: How virtual twins are changing the way industries innovate

Property has long been seen as a safe place for global capital. But with higher financing costs, tighter policies, and shifting demand, that assumption is under pressure. So where is global capital going today, and how does Singapore compare?

On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Victoria Garrett, Head, Global Residential at Savills to look at where investment is flowing, how markets like Dubai, Tokyo and Sydney are competing, and whether property still holds up as a reliable store of value.

Property has long been seen as a safe place for global capital. But with higher financing costs, tighter policies, and shifting demand, that assumption is under pressure. So where is global capital going today, and how does Singapore compare?
On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Victoria Garrett, Head, Global Residential at Savills to look at where investment is flowing, how markets like Dubai, Tokyo and Sydney are competing, and whether property still holds up as a reliable store of value.

Industry Insight: Is property still a safe bet for global capital?

Lynlee Foo is joined by Producer Nazirul Asrar as they look back at the year so far on how Good Tech has spotlighted many different inventions that people all over Singapore have built.

From gamified fitness routines personalised using AI, newly improved medical braces for open-heart surgery patients and even a companion app for National Servicemen — they break it down to find out how much tech has improved our community.

 

Lynlee Foo is joined by Producer Nazirul Asrar as they look back at the year so far on how Good Tech has spotlighted many different inventions that people all over Singapore have built.
From gamified fitness routines personalised using AI, newly improved medical braces for open-heart surgery patients and even a companion app for National Servicemen &mdash; they break it down to find out how much tech has improved our community.
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Good Tech Highlights: The inventions that improved communities in 2026

AI adoption is rising fast but turning those early successes into something that runs at scale is proving far more difficult.

On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Mingcheng Lim, Country Head, Singapore, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres about why many AI projects stall when they move from pilots into real-world deployment.

While most organisations have already started their AI journey, far fewer have been able to scale it in a way that delivers consistent value. From infrastructure limits and rising compute demands to less visible constraints like power, cooling, and operational complexity, the conversation explores what actually gets in the way — and what it takes to move beyond experimentation

AI adoption is rising fast but turning those early successes into something that runs at scale is proving far more difficult.
On Industry Insight, Lynlee Foo speaks to Mingcheng Lim, Country Head, Singapore, ST Telemedia Global Data Centres about why many AI projects stall when they move from pilots into real-world deployment.
While most organisations have already started their AI journey, far fewer have been able to scale it in a way that delivers consistent value. From infrastructure limits and rising compute demands to less visible constraints like power, cooling, and operational complexity, the conversation explores what actually gets in the way &mdash; and what it takes to move beyond experimentation

Industry Insight: How virtual twins are changing the way industries innovate

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