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Chinese New Year is always an exciting time at the FirstCom office! An exciting flurry of festivities and celebrations awaited those returning after the holidays.

Staff were in for a pleasant surprise in the morning as our boss Jim cheerily went around the office to hand out ang pows. Celebrations got underway with a bang as the entire office gathered to watch the lion dancers make their ...

Our director Jim recently delivered a presentation on Singapore’s current ecommerce landscape! He shared his insights with the attendees, including the tools and knowledge businesses need to develop a digital marketing flow, and how to act on that information to achieve successful outcomes.

We’re featured! Vodien is a web hosting service provider for thousands of businesses in Singapore. As a way of honouring what they do, they’ve created a microsite and a series of short videos where they feature prominent local businesses driving Singapore forward.

As more businesses start going digital, there is a need to marry expectations between companies that are just starting to go digital, new job seekers and those who are switching mid-career. 

Business owners need to start viewing online and e-commerce platforms as a necessity rather than a strategy. That was the talking point of the Wholesale Trade Seminar organised by e2i and USME. 

We are featured in Mediacorp’s brand new program!

The National Day Parade (NDP) Award is given out to participating organisations in recognition of their support and contributions towards the NDP.

Source: The Straits Time

SINGAPORE – Seeing fewer customers at his family’s wet market seafood store in Bukit Gombak, Sin Chwee Mini Market second-generation owner Jimmy Goh decided to swim with the tide and digitalise the business to reach out to customers of his generation.

In April, Mr Goh, 28, rolled out an e-commerce arm of the business called Tankfully Fresh that ...

Source: Channel News Asia

Government agencies will arrange support schemes for small- and medium-size enterprises based on their business plans, said Minister for Trade and Industry Chan Chun Sing.

Source: IMDA Website

Sin Chwee Mini Mart can be described as a familiar landmark in the Bukit Batok East area.

Mr Jimmy Goh is the second-generation owner of the wet-market store which, since 1990, has been offering residents the pick of fresh seafood from Singapore’s Jurong Fishery Port.

Business was good, to say the least.

Mr Goh said: “However, in recent years ...