DNA: Update on eBantuan Banjir / Frost & Sullivan Banking On Tech Visions / Unilever Foundry Eyes Asian Startups

Michael Warren, MDeC | Karamjit Singh, DigitalNewsAsia.com

22-Jan-15 13:37

DNA: Update on eBantuan Banjir / Frost & Sullivan Banking On Tech Visions / Unilever Foundry Eyes Asian Startups

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Michael Warren, Vice President of Shared Services & Outsourcing from MDeC joins Karamjit Singh from DNA today to explain further on what eBantuan Banjir is all about. Also on the show, Karamjit talks on why Frost & Sullivan is now banking on its tech vision and why Unilever Foundry is eyeing Asian startups, starting with Singapore.

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