FLYING EYE HOSPITAL IN RUSSIA SYRIA HALT VIETNAM , MACAU ALEPPO AIRSTRIKES The unique aircraft arrived BRACES Russian and Syrian warplanes in Macau following its sight- FOR halted their airstrikes on Aleppo. saving mission in Shenyang, TYPHOON Moscow described the move as China SARIKA an “humanitarian pause” P2 P12 P14 SYRIA WED.19 Oct 2016 T. 24º/ 28º C H. 80/ 98% facebook.com/mdtimes + 11,000 MOP 7.50 2666 N.º HKD 9.50 FOUNDER & PUBLISHER Kowie Geldenhuys EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Paulo Coutinho www.macaudailytimes.com.mo “ THE TIMES THEY ARE A-CHANGIN’ ” WORLD BRIEFS GAMING AP PHOTO Detentions cast pall CHINA-PHILIPPINES This week’s visit to China by Philippine President P7 Rodrigo Duterte points toward a restoration of over Macau’s recovery trust between the sides following recent tensions over their South China Sea territorial dispute, Chinese official news agency says. More on p11 RENATO MARQUES RENATO CHINA Entertainment giant Wanda is offering producers a rebate of 40 percent to promote its upcoming USD8b movie studio in eastern China in an ambitious bid to establish the complex as a major production base in Asia. More on p10 AP PHOTO THAILAND People waited patiently in long queues outside government banks to secure special commemorative 100 baht currency notes in honor of the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej. BANGLADESH Three Bangladeshi men have been identified as the financiers of the July 1 attack in which a group of assailants tortured and killed 20 hostages at a restaurant in Dhaka, a counterterrorism official says. AP PHOTO NEW ZEALAND A U.S. Navy warship will visit AL PLENARY New Zealand next month for the first time since the 1980s, ending a 30-year- old military stalemate Most lawmakers against Ng Kuok between the countries that was triggered when New Zealand banned nuclear warships. Cheong’s political reform proposal P5 More on backpage 19.10.2016 wed th Anniversary 2 MACAU 澳聞 WWW.MACAUDAILYTIMES.COM.MO Lynzy Valles EXPERTS behind. People want to work for organizations that are thinking NDUSTRIAL revolutions ahead, that are using technolo- Ihave made mass production gies,” he explained. possible and have brought digi- The consultant said that one HR organizations should of the biggest challenges in the tal capabilities to people around the globe. Yet such revolutions HR industry in Macau is kee- also mean that the masses are ping its employees in the indus- likely to face both great risks embrace digital networks try as the market continues to and opportunities. expand. In a business luncheon hosted “Contingent workforce is a by the American Chamber of big thing in this region. How Commerce on Monday at Wynn to improve efficiency are you going to better manage Macau, the ‘Fourth Industrial contingent workforces to make Revolution’ book was discus- sure they are the right person sed, highlighting that emerging at the right cost?” Scott ques- technology trends are shaping tioned. the digital market. In today’s world, generations have the capability to connect with more people through digi- tal networks, which has drama- The way we tically improved the efficiency of organizations. manage, lead, One of the speakers, Rob Sco- collaborate tt, a top executive at the con- sultancy company Presence of and organize IT, expressed his concern that some organizations may be ourselves is unable to adapt to these fast- paced changes and may fail to undergoing regulate new technologies in radical change. order to capture their benefits. Citing the book, Scott said ROB SCOTT that the world is facing a range of new technologies that com- Managing director of Talen- bine the “physical, digital and tGroup Asia, Alan Chan, told biological worlds,” which could the Times that the pace of uti- make an impact on all econo- lizing technology in the region’s mies and industries. human resources departments He remarked that the evidence has been “very slow.” of dramatic change is obvious Rob Scott “We should encourage the use and it is happening at an expo- of technology in the HR spa- nential speed, and thus these simply by consuming more and According to him, the younger may fail to regulate such tech- ce whereby all these systems changes are coinciding with the more technology, or, as some generations are demanding te- nologies properly. can tightly integrate with each emergence of a new workforce fear, replacing humans with te- chnology to work in a particu- Scott explained to the Times other to bring a seamless HR that is diverse, demanding and chnology.” lar way, such as Facebook and that if organizations do not take corporation space into the hos- mobile. In terms of the global digital Weibo, to enable them to do a part in these radical, cultural pitality world,” he explained. “The way we manage, lead, economy, growth is driven by better job, and give them the and leadership changes, orga- He also hinted that numerous collaborate and organize ou- the ‘Digital Native’ generation, power to achieve great outco- nizations will be “left behind.” companies in the past years rselves is undergoing radical who are demanding a wor- mes. “If you don’t move into this have been focusing on meeting change,” said Scott. “Succee- ld fashioned to its needs and However some organizations new direction of transforming the quantity requirements on ding in today’s digital world is a expectations about how work are unwilling to adapt to the use organization into a digital employees rather than focusing challenge that can not be solved should be organized. of these new technologies, and space, you’re going to be left on the quality of the talent. comprised of nine custo- Orbis launches Flying Eye Hospital tour in the region mized modules including a 46-seat classroom, state -of-the-art AV/IT room, RBIS launched the pital, on board an MD-10 chief development offi- patient care and laser Oinaugural tour of aircraft. According to a cer of Orbis International treatment room and an its third generation Or- press release issued by remarked that the Flying operating room equipped bis Flying Eye Hospital Orbis, hundreds of ex- Eye Hospital plays a vital with a 3D surgical mi- in Macau on Sunday, perts, including medical role in the organization’s croscope. following its sight-saving and aircraft maintenance mission to bring the wor- The non-governmental mission in Shenyang, teams, contributed their ld together to fight blind- organization’s team of China last month. avionics, hospital engi- ness. over 400 expert medi- The unique aircraft is neering, technology and “Equal parts teacher, cal volunteers from 30 expected to depart from clinical expertise to the envoy and advocate, this different countries was Macau today. More than transformation of the air- powerful tool energizes able to accomplish this six years in the making, craft into today’s Flying change as we implement by training local medical the new Flying Eye Hos- Eye Hospital. key long-term global ini- teams both in their hospi- pital is the only mobile Speaking at the opening tiatives,” he noted. tals and on the Flying Eye ophthalmic teaching hos- ceremony, Paul Forrest, The hospital suite is Hospital. www.macaudailytimes.com.mo DIRECTOR AND EDITOR-IN-CHIEF_Paulo Coutinho [email protected] A MACAU TIMES PUBLICATIONS LTD PUBLICATION MANAGING EDITOR_Paulo Barbosa [email protected] CONTRIBUTING EDITORS_Eric Sautedé, Leanda Lee, Severo Portela ADMINISTRATOR AND CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER + 4 Million page views Kowie Geldenhuys [email protected] DESIGN EDITOR_João Jorge Magalhães [email protected] | NEWSROOM AND CONTRIBUTORS_ SECRETARY Denise Lo [email protected] PER MONTH Albano Martins, Annabel Jackson, Daniel Beitler, Emilie Tran, Grace Yu, Irene Sam, Ivo Carneiro de Sousa, Jacky I.F. 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A sales IACM will Julie Zhu resume the area dedicated to Beijing deli- cacies will also be available. renovation EWER exhibitors re- projects of PHOTO ARCHIVE PHOTO The MIF will also establish gistered to visit the 21st vendor spots partnerships between Portu- edition of the Macao In- on the ground floor of Sao Domingo’s ternational Trade and gal and Beijing with hopes of market Building B. During the renovation FInvestment Fair (MIF), which creating new and diversified period, the market off Senado Square will take place from tomorrow business opportunities. For the will operate as usual, with some vendors to October 22, according to Ire- first time, the program will also moving to Building A to continue doing ne Lau, the executive director feature a Portuguese-Speaking businesses. Renovation works will last of the Institute for Promotion Countries Fashion Show. Com- 60 days and focus mainly on updating of Trade and Investment of mercial and trade services for the market layout, as well as optimizing Macau. SMEs between China and the the operating environment. After the “Our [visitor] numbers are Portuguese-speaking countries project’s completion, the fish shops the same as last year, but the will be set up for the first time.