Jovan Goh is an entrepreneurship enthusiast passionate about how innovation, design, and technology shape new business ideas and trends.
Rivers, Dams, and Rising Tensions Water doesn't respect national borders, but political boundaries create conflicts over its use. Rivers that flow through multiple countries become flashpoints as upstream nations build dams and irrigation systems that reduce downstream flows. Climate change intensifies these pressures by altering precipitation patterns and
Introduction The Cheese Bar is a student-led food and beverage (F&B) stall located at OurSpace within Ngee Ann Polytechnic. Established through the Be Your Own Boss (BYOB) competition, the venture emerged as one of its winning concepts. Managed under the Polytechnic’s innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem by The
In recent months, Denmark has undertaken a series of major defence purchases aimed at strengthening its ability to protect national territory and contribute to NATO operations amid rising regional tensions. Central to these efforts is the acquisition of advanced missile systems from the United States, including AGM-114R Hellfire missiles, approved
The Dawn of Autonomous Warfare Modern battlefields look nothing like they did even a decade ago. Drones buzz overhead in conflicts from Ukraine to the Middle East, operating with increasing independence. Military commanders now rely on artificial intelligence to process intelligence data at speeds human analysts simply can't
From Chatbots to AI Orchestration By 2026, the global business landscape has moved decisively beyond digital transformation and into a new phase: AI orchestration. The early excitement around generative chatbots has faded, replaced by a more profound shift toward Agentic AI, autonomous systems embedded directly into organizational infrastructure. These systems
A recent Reddit post on r/SingaporeRaw has sparked lively discussion after a Singapore cyclist shared his experience cycling into Malaysia, highlighting both the challenges and unexpected moments encountered on the trip. The cyclist’s account resonated with many online, especially when he revealed struggling with two punctured tyres during
A significant operational gap exists in how organizations understand and respond to quality variation across distributed operations. Most companies rely on periodic audits, customer complaints, or spot checks to assess service quality—methods that are retrospective, incomplete, and often biased toward extremes. A transformational opportunity lies in building continuous quality
In 2025, the primary challenge for modern organisations has shifted from a lack of data to a surplus of uncoordinated, siloed assets. While the previous decade focused on digitising workflows, the next frontier lies in the orchestration of "idle capacity" within complex urban and corporate ecosystems. This presents
In a city that never slows down, finding a quiet spot to work can feel impossible. Hourly workspace pods offer a new approach with tiny, soundproof booths installed in MRT stations that are quickly changing the way commuters, students, and freelancers get things done. With WiFi, charging ports, adjustable lighting,
For many urban residents, finding time to do laundry can be a daily struggle. Between long workdays, class schedules, and commuting, even simple household chores can feel like a burden. That's where a new idea comes in, mobile laundry units, compact trucks or trailers equipped with washing machines
As sustainability becomes a priority for consumers and businesses alike, the demand for eco-friendly services is rising. One such opportunity is in eco-friendly cleaning, where businesses provide cleaning services using reusable, non-toxic, and biodegradable products. These green cleaning services cater to individuals, businesses, and short-term rental operators looking to reduce
The solar energy industry is booming. As the world shifts towards sustainable energy sources, the demand for solar power continues to rise. Current projections indicate varying, high-growth rates, with global solar generation expected to grow at an average rate of 21% annually between 2024 and 2030. With this growth comes
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