JAMILAH LIM

Jam (she/they) is the editor of Tech Wire Asia. They are a humanist and feminist with a love for science and technology. They are also cognizant of the intersectionality of the above with ethics, morality, and its economic/social impact on people, especially marginalized/underdeveloped communities.

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Natarajan Chandrasekaran (L), chairman of Tata Sons and Ratan Tata (2L), chairman of Tata Group, pose during the launch of the Tata Nexon EV electric car, in Mumbai on January 28, 2020. (Photo by INDRANIL MUKHERJEE / AFP)

Here’s why India is pumping US$3.5 bil into electric vehicle initiatives

This photo taken on August 18, 2021 shows an employee from Taiwanese company Just Kitchen, arranging meals for their next bulk food delivery. Just Kitchen is part of a network of "ghost kitchens" that make delivery-only food, preparing to bake bread for takeaway meals at one of their locations in Taipei. (Photo by Sam Yeh / AFP)

Food delivery apps and ‘ghost kitchens’ boom in pandemic-restricted Asia

SGTech announced the formation of a Digital Trust Committee at the inauguration ceremony for TÜV SÜD @ IBP, the new regional hub of the SGTech member.

Here’s why SGTech set up a digital trust committee

Is automated accounting going to replace humans?

Can automated accounting software and platforms help SMEs?

The South Mumbai skyline.

Corporate digital payments are booming in India. Don’t get left behind.

The issuance of the Climate Change and Principle-based Taxonomy by Bank Negara Malaysia earlier this year has provided a common framework for the classification of climate risk-related exposures for Malaysian entities.

APAC banks now prioritizing climate change impact for risk management

Is energy efficiency alone enough for companies to do their part in mitigating climate change?

Is energy efficiency enough for businesses to help ameliorate climate change?

Data management is key to making full use of data that's collected and analyzed, yet APAC and the world are still struggling with a data glut.

APAC’s struggling with data management… despite wanting more data