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Enterprise Explores

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Malaysia
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Southeast Asia
Budget 2026
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Cybersecurity
ASEAN
US Tariffs
Venture Capital
Indonesia
Corporate Reputation
Climate Change
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Cash Flow Management
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Malaysia's Gig Workers Act came into force in April. We look at the Act from three angles: the policy design with Dr Lee Hwok-Aun of ISEAS, the platform's perspective with GoGet's Francesca Chia, and the lived experience of gig worker Akladima Nashan... more

Microsoft's newest Work Trend Index finds that a small group of "Frontier Professionals" are pulling far ahead in what they can do with AI. But the report also finds that organisational culture, not individual skill, is the biggest factor in whether ... more

As demand for AI grows, so does Malaysia's data centre boom, particularly in Johor, along with questions about energy, water, land, and impact on local communities. Asher Ling unpacks what responsible data centre infrastructure actually looks like, a... more

Most AI governance conversations focus on making AI systems safe, transparent, and accountable. But what happens when AI starts shaping how people think and decide? Kamales Lardi joins us to unpack Cognitive Governance, the idea that safeguarding hum... more

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Woon Khai Jhek
Head of Economic Research and Senior Economist at RAM Ratings
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Episode: Can Malaysia's Growth Hold in 2H2026?
Kumar Jai
Managing Partner of Corporate Recovery and Restructuring at Baker Tilly Malaysia
Baker Tilly Malaysia
Episode: Insolvency Isn't Business Failure. It's a Second Chance
Emellia Shariff
Group CEO of the Malaysian Institute for Development of Professionals
Malaysian Institute for Development of Professionals
Episode: Organisational Resilience Starts With People
Saras Sarasvathy
Professor of Entrepreneurship, Darden School of Business, University of Virginia
Darden School of Business, University of Virginia
Episode: Why Great Entrepreneurs Don't Predict the Future
Dash Dakshinamurthy
Co-Founder of Act Two
Act Two
Episode: Why Great Entrepreneurs Don't Predict the Future
Zainol Haqim Zainol Rashid
CEO of My Creative Ventures
My Creative Ventures
Episode: Building Sustainable Malaysian Creative Businesses
Kenneth Kafeke
Professor of Human Resource Management
Sunway University
Episode: Performing, Not Thriving: Inside Malaysia's Workplaces
Hetal Doshi
Organizational Psychologist and CEO of O-Psych
O-Psych
Episode: Performing, Not Thriving: Inside Malaysia's Workplaces
Thomas Lim Kok-Tiong
Author of the paper Augmentation or Elimination, The Potential Impact of AI on the Malaysian Economy
Iseas Yusof Ishak Institute
Episode: AI and the Risk of Mass Job Loss in Malaysia

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Insolvency Isn't Business Failure. It's a Second Chance
Q: How does the Cross-Border Insolvency Act change the playing field for Malaysian businesses with overseas assets or creditors?
It brings Malaysia closer to international norms by adopting the UNCITRAL Model Law, clarifying forum and coordination for cross-border cases, and establishing the center of main interest to determine lead jurisdictions, which should reduce duplication and improve outcomes for creditors across borders.
Insolvency Isn't Business Failure. It's a Second Chance
Q: What signals should a distressed company watch for to know it needs help before it's too late?
Key signs include enforcement actions, delayed repayments, inability to pay taxes or EPF, and a pattern of repeated 'next month I'll recover' thinking; timely engagement with insolvency practitioners can enable a viable rescue plan rather than firefighting and deterioration.
Why Great Entrepreneurs Don't Predict the Future
Q: In what ways can aspiring entrepreneurs apply these principles in different contexts, such as in large organizations or policy making?
The principles translate to any setting where uncertainty exists: in large organizations, they guide adaptation and internal experimentation; for policymakers, they encourage flexible programs that leverage available resources and stakeholder collaboration to co-create solutions rather than rely on rigid forecasts.
Why Great Entrepreneurs Don't Predict the Future
Q: How do failures fit into this framework, and why are they considered 'necessary' or 'useful' in effectuation?
Failures are viewed as learning events that should be kept small and affordable, so they don't jeopardize the venture. Necessary failures happen as part of exploring uncertain futures; by learning quickly and pivoting, founders build resilience and refine their path without risking everything at once.
Why Great Entrepreneurs Don't Predict the Future
Q: Can you walk us through the five principles and give a quick example of how they work in practice?
The five principles are: (1) the burden hand—start with what you have; (2) affordable loss—limit downside; (3) crazy quilt—collaborate with anyone willing to invest their own affordable loss; (4) lemonade—embrace surprises as opportunities; (5) who you know—build networks that may lead to unforeseen possibilities. An example is Nine Dragon Paper, which used waste and shipping empty containers as resources, co-creating a new business model with stakeholders.

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A business-focused interview series that covers a wide range of topics at the intersection of technology, economics, and management. Episodes frequently explore AI adoption and governance, digital transformation of firms (especially in Southeast Asia), macroeconomic and policy considerations, and innovative approaches to leadership, workforce well-being, and corporate strategy. The show typically features senior practitioners, academia, and industry consultants who share practical frameworks, regional context, and real-world examples. Noteworthy patterns include hands-on guidance for AI governance and workforce transformation, pragmatic policy discussions around MSMEs and digitalization, and case-study driven conversations with top-tier con... more

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