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DUAL DS is pleased to announce DUAL's sponsorship of The DUAL-SMU Technology and World Change Competition organized by DUAL DS and SMU.
 The DUAL-SMU Competition aims to foster understanding of technology's potential for contributing to innovative life, economic development, and social good and these goals:-
- To conceive innovative and exciting applications of emerging and other technologies, and/or ways in which their business potential and value added to society can be realized.
- To develop a body of technology case studies to help improve the understanding of how technology can be better developed in business and society. To improve the diffusion of such knowledge, in ways consistent with the DUAL member universities' goals to advance knowledge, education, and social well-being.
- To develop the creative thinking potential of students, and help further their problem-solving abilities by combining the educative environment with business and public problems in innovative and socially meaningful ways.
- To facilitate a platform for networking, mentoring, and development for student project groups, and to provide opportunities for further developing or commercializing good student project topics with external members of the business community, such as the DUAL alumni.
 Winning entries will be on DUAL DS' Content Library, and upcoming events featuring shortlisted and winning entries will be announced shortly to allow DUAL alumni the opportunity to engage winning and shortlisted teams and their ideas.
Related to the DUAL-SMU TWC is the MIT Club of Singapore Technology and Development Initiative. More information can be found at the MIT Club website: http://alumweb.mit.edu/clubs/singapore/
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Dual
DUAL is the Distinguished Universities Alumni League, an umbrella organization comprising members from the following 17 alumni clubs - Brown University, Columbia University, Cornell University, Cornell University Hotels, Dartmouth College, INSEAD, Johns Hopkins, London Business School, London School of Economics, MIT, NUS MBA, Princeton University, Stanford University, University of Chicago, University of Michigan, University of Pennsylvania and Yale University.
Lee Kong Chian School of Business
Singapore Management University commenced its curricular instruction in 2000 with a single school - the School of Business. The School opened its doors to its pioneer batch of Bachelor of Business Management (BBM) students in August 2000. The School will move in 2005 when SMU relocates to the historic Bras Basah district in the heart of the city, a move which will bring vitality to an area that once housed several of Singapore's premier schools. From the School's perspective, what is even more important is the proximity to the business and financial center of Singapore.
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