The Hong Kong government announced earlier this year that it would spend HK$50 billion on buildling the city’s innovation capabilities. Photo: Shutterstock The Hong Kong government announced earlier this year that it would spend HK$50 billion on buildling the city’s innovation capabilities. Photo: Shutterstock
The Hong Kong government announced earlier this year that it would spend HK$50 billion on buildling the city’s innovation capabilities. Photo: Shutterstock
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Lack of innovation and incentives holding back Hong Kong from becoming a smart city

The government has been slow in implementing the recommendations of the Smart City Blueprint and needs to attract the best talent if it wants to stay abreast of its rivals

Topic |   Hong Kong property
Laurie Chen
Laurie Chen

Updated: 5:58pm, 7 May, 2018

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The Hong Kong government announced earlier this year that it would spend HK$50 billion on buildling the city’s innovation capabilities. Photo: Shutterstock The Hong Kong government announced earlier this year that it would spend HK$50 billion on buildling the city’s innovation capabilities. Photo: Shutterstock
The Hong Kong government announced earlier this year that it would spend HK$50 billion on buildling the city’s innovation capabilities. Photo: Shutterstock
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