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German Businesses Enthusiastic to Share Technology for IR4.0

Daniel Bernbeck, CEO, Malaysian-German Chamber of Commerce

05-Sep-19 08:05

German Businesses Enthusiastic to Share Technology for IR4.0

In this grille, Daniel Bernbeck gives the impression that Malaysian-German trade ties will continue to thrive in an era of trade wars. This is due to to German business's historical nature to sniff out opportunities and their willingness to share technology. Coming from a nation of leading car makers Daniel also expresses caution about the third national car project, especially when opportunities abound in IR4.0

Presented by: Julian Ng


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