HeyJared10-Minute SEA Discussion
Stay informed with a quick and insightful 10-minute breakdown of the latest news and trends shaping ASEAN. From economic shifts to political developments and cultural highlights, this podcast keeps you up to date on what’s happening across Southeast Asia.
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#16: Goutama Bachtiar, Research Fellow, Cloud Security Alliance: Cyber Threats Without Borders: Is ASEAN Ready? (opens the original)
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In this episode of the 10-Minute SEA Discussion Podcast , Nora, joined by Goutama Bachtiar , Research Fellow, Cloud Security Alliance , dives into accomplishments, barriers and potentials for ASEAN’s cybersecurity collaborations, thereby, recommends imperative actions the bloc should consider to further safeguard the regional cyberspace. For more information about ASEAN’s Journey on Cybersecurity Collaboration, please visit my blog page Guest Bio: Goutama Bachtiar is a Research Fellow of Cloud S
#15: Christel Goh, Founder, Grow Public Relations: Breaking Into PR Entry-Level Roles in the Age of AI (opens the original)
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In this episode of the 10-Minute SEA Discussion Podcast , Nora, joined by Christel Goh , Founder, Grow Public Relations , dives into the sharp transformation of the PR entry role in the age of AI. While enhancing job productivity, this tool also leaves behind several wonders about how the future PR industry can sustain given its growing engagement in every corner of the market. For more information about The Future of PR in the AI era, please visit my blog page Guest Bio: Christel Goh is a Found
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