Overview
The UOB-SMU Asian Enterprise Institute’s flagship programme, the SME Consulting Programme (SCP), focuses on experiential learning, wherein SMU student consultants, guided by experienced Project Advisors, help SMEs solve business problems. View more
Go Global
UOB-SMU AEI has partnered with Google on Go Global, an initiative aimed at supporting Singapore SMEs to export your businesses internationally.
Visit Go Global to find out how we are able to assist your business to go places!
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Contact Us
For more information about the SME Learning Portal, contact us at: uobsmuaei@smu.edu.sg
To know more about the SME Consulting Programme we offer, please click HERE
SME Development Series
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Short Chat with the Boss
Episode 18, May 2018
3.Arts Concept
Mr Bernard Lim, owner and founder of 3.Arts Concept, a company specialising in live 3D scanning services, has completely transfigured the commercial 3D printing market in Singapore.
SME Column
Issue 16, April 2018
Growing from Small, to Medium Business - A Case in Managing People and KPIs
At my company, we grew from 20 people to 80 people within 4 years. Managing 20 people is different from a staff strength of 10.
Category: SME Column
Applied Research
Multi-Year Development Study,
Web Report 1 (June 2016)
In March 2013, SPRING Singapore and the UOB-SMU Asian Enterprise Institute commissioned a Multi-year Talent Development Study - conducted by Hay Group and Singapore Management University - to track the progress and effectiveness of the various talent management programmes introduced by SPRING Singapore as well as to gain insights in year-on-year trends in talent attraction and engagement in SMEs.
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Marketing Toolkit
The Marketing Toolkit is an online resource that aims to introduce and educate SMEs the fundamentals of marketing as well as provide self-help tips and templates for simple implementation.
Category: ToolkitSME Showcase
Issue 1, July 2018
Add A Spring To Your Step
Category: SME Showcase
Man or machine - which works better? With disruptive technologies re-defining the way business is done, the popular vote is out for mechanisation, though on the ground, some organisations are proving that people still hold the winning cards (over machines).
