How Hong Kong firms are future-proofing business in challenging times
Hong Kong's private sector is undergoing a critical economic transformation, necessitating adaptation by established enterprises. This is highlighted by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu.

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AI-generatedHong Kong's private sector is undergoing a critical economic transformation, necessitating adaptation by established enterprises. This is highlighted by Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu. For example, Swire Coca-Cola, a Hong Kong bottling giant, is leveraging technology to improve its sales strategies. A salesman from Swire Coca-Cola can now use a mobile phone to access data about local customer preferences before visiting vendors in mainland China, such as in Jiangsu province. This demonstrates a proactive approach by businesses to navigate current challenging economic conditions and future-proof their operations.
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3 extractedThe private sector in Hong Kong must adapt to economic changes.
Hong Kong's economic transformation is at a critical juncture.
A salesman from Swire Coca-Cola can use a mobile phone to see which drinks customers in a neighborhood are likely to buy before visiting a vendor in mainland China.