Asia Outlook Issue 42 | APAC Outlook Magazine
Asia Outlook Issue 42, the B2B magazine for c-suite business leaders and executives across the APAC region.
Fujitsu: Inside Australia’s Largest Supercomputer
Outlook Publishing catches up with Mike Foster, CEO of Fujitsu Australia & New Zealand, to find out more about the supercomputer project and what it means for the organisation.
Mastercard : Dealing with the Complexity of Data Protection
We speak to Derek Ho, Assistant General Counsel, Privacy and Data Protection, Law, Franchise and Integrity (LFI) for Mastercard Europe, Asia Pacific and Middle East Africa.
VIVABLAST : Preserving Industry Empowering People
A business epitomising the meteoric rise of Vietnam and ASEAN during the past two decades, VIVABLAST successfully fuses Asian culture and values with western techniques to deliver excellence in industrial asset preservation.
Super Value Stores : Enhancing Quality, Expanding Quantity
For PNG-based business Super Value Stores, wholesale and retail is all about creating customer benefit by providing better products at better prices.
Sunseap Group : Singapore’s Leading Light
Empowering Southeast Asia with a portfolio of 1.7 GW of solar projects, Sunseap Group continues to spearhead change with its innovative, agile solutions.
Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) : Maritime Marvel
Solomon Islands Ports Authority (SIPA) is charting the Solomon Islands’ progressive, transformative maritime course, its two key ports now standing as crucial pillars of the national economy.
Rutledge Group : Safety First
Rutledge Group, through its three specialised divisions, continues to innovate and uplift the profile of HSE practices across industries such as oil and gas.
RKH Specialty : The Knowledge Broker
By extending its in-house talent and integrating capabilities of partner organisations, RKH Specialty is able to provide an unrivalled insurance offering to businesses, institutions and governmental bodies across the APAC region.
Meinhardt Singapore : Singapore’s Shapeshifter
Thanks to its one-stop shop approach and can-do attitude, Meinhardt Singapore has been involved in nearly 4,000 projects across the city-state since it started out as a 10-person operation in 1974.
