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Malaysia Articles

Can MyTeksi sustain both its car and taxi businesses? – Consulus shares on brand cannibalization

In comments to Marketing Magazine on the case of brand competition between sister companies of MyTeksi, Lawrence Chong, CEO of Consulus shared that cannibalising one’s own brand can be seen as more of a preemptive strike against its competitors.

WB Land: Capturing the vision of tomorrow’s property market

Consulus developed a purpose model that was anchored to the group’s existing capabilities and at the same time identified a niche in the industry for WB Land to fill.

Solve Asia’s Unity Problem

Without pro-actively addressing our past differences and finding a way to overcome them, those issues will continue to haunt us and drag us into conflict, eventually destroying all that we have built.

Leading the fight against poison in the building industry

Architect-turned-environmentalist Cheng Wai Meng gives insight into the state of clean tech in the construction industry in Asia.

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