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DNA - Supahands Pivots / Pasartap Fills The Gap In Online / Global Accelerator Programme Launch / Dji Spark

Karamjit Singh, Digital New Asia | Anushia Kandasivam, Digital New Asia | Chong Jinn Xiung, Digital New Asia

06-Jul-17 10:00

DNA - Supahands Pivots / Pasartap Fills The Gap In Online / Global Accelerator Programme Launch / Dji Spark

Karamjit Singh, Anushia Kandasivam and Chong Jinn Xiung from Digital New Asia.com (DNA) talk about:

 

0:25 - Supahands Pivots Into The Gig Economy

6:33 - Pasartap Fills A Gap In The Online Grocery Market

11:38 - Realise Your Fabulous Self

16:50 - Khailee Ng Encourages Young Startups To Contribute To New Economy

19:06 - MAP To GAP Attracts 22.4Mil USD In Benefit

27:54 - New Dji Spark Listens To The Hand

32:04 - Asus’ Zenfone AR Pushes The Boundaries Of Reality

35:19 - Training The Next Generation Of Game Developers


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