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31 Oct 2018

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) is working to assist the Royal Government of Cambodia in developing a National Productivity Master Plan to drive long-term productivity gains [Read More]

26 Oct 2018

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) has joined the Index Partners Network promoted by the Singapore Economic Development Board to help manufacturers accelerate the execution of their [Read More]

22 Oct 2018

Artificial intelligence, climate change, and the rise of the developing world are just some factors driving change in the Asia-Pacific and beyond. The complex consequences arising [Read More]

15 Oct 2018

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) and Centre on Integrated Rural Development for Asia and the Pacific (CIRDAP) signed an agreement to facilitate bilateral cooperation and support [Read More]

12 Oct 2018

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) concluded its 59th Workshop Meeting (WSM) of Heads of National Productivity Organizations (NPOs) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, 2–4 October 2018. The 58th [Read More]

2 Oct 2018

Industry 4.0 has tremendous potential for overhauling the economy and changing various aspects of human life, and both developed and developing countries are now trying to [Read More]

27 Sep 2018

The Asian Productivity Organization (APO) will convene its 59th Workshop Meeting of Heads of National Productivity Organizations (WSM) in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, 2–4 October 2018. The WSM [Read More]

25 Sep 2018

To keep member countries abreast of current trends in government strategies and policies for developing small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the [Read More]

21 Sep 2018

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the core engines of productivity and economic growth. They play a dominant role in the economy, particularly in the Asia-Pacific [Read More]

19 Sep 2018

As the pace of change accelerates and global interdependencies grow increasingly complex, relying solely on traditional planning processes leaves policymakers exposed to greater risk and uncertainty. [Read More]

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