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Digi Corporate and SME (northern) business division head Tony Tan (right) at a breakout session with participants during SOBA LAB Penang 2019 at Lexis suites Hotel in Jalan Teluk Kumbar, Penang.—Photos: Mustafa Ahmad/The Star

MORE than 100 participants of the Star Outstanding Business Awards (SOBA) LAB Penang learned about the role technology and culture plays in stimulating the growth of a business.

Datuk Carl Lim, 48, said he attended the SOBA LAB for the first time to learn about how technology can be used to transform a business.

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