Southeast Asia takes reinvention seriously

Southeast Asia, once considered a pool of low-cost labour, is attempting to ditch its old labels and loosen the grip of some established institutions, writes Stevie Knight

While automation at Teluk Lamong was implemented successfully there have been operational issues. Credit: Hernawan Widhi/KARURU ZABUR ANTARA NEWS 4 TTL.  CC2.0

Southeast Asia, once considered a pool of low-cost labour, is attempting to ditch its old labels and loosen the grip of some established institutions, writes Stevie Knight