Money FM podcast: Mind Your Business: The data economy and why it needs to be transparent

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PODCAST: Quadrant CEO MikeDavie talks us through understand the data economy, especially since technology is advancing at a breakneck pace and keeping up has become a full-time job. btpodcast

Mind Your Business: The data economy and why it needs to be transparentSynopsis: As a sophisticated economy, Singapore is very reliant on data but the data supply chain requires transparency.

And as Singapore continues to push towards truly becoming a smart nation, it is imperative we understand the data economy, especially since technology is advancing at a breakneck pace and keeping up has become a full-time job! Mike Davie is CEO at Quadrant and talks us through it.

 

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