Has Technology Taken Over Conventional Stationery?

Alvin Chen & Jason Chen, Executive Directors, CzipLee Group of Companies

16-Jun-23 10:00

Has Technology Taken Over Conventional Stationery?

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The world is getting busier and technology is here to help us to “do more” - our work and personal letters are all now managed with digital tools. So is traditional pen and paper stationery still relevant in today’s world?

We speak to Alvin and Jason Chen, two brothers and Executive Directors, of the CzipLee Group of Companies, to talk about the biggest challenges when running a stationery business in this digital age.

CzipLee is a stationery shop that has been run by the Chen family since 1968.

Produced by: Lily Chai

Presented by: Lily Chai

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Categories: technology, entrepreneurs, managing

Tags: modern stationery, stationary, digitalisation, family business,

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