acquisition of MG2, we now have a Shanghai office,” Kang says. “That opens the door for selective international collaboration. We plan to diversify clients, regions, and services over the next five years, reinforcing our core while pursuing new opportunities at home and abroad.” Digitalization sits at the center of that plan.“Clients are pushing toward data-driven operations,” Kang notes.“Platforms like the consortium’s infrastructureintelligence system, soon to be commercialized as Telorics, help owners capture the data they need today and the insights they’ll want tomorrow. That supports scalable, portfolio-level decisions about upgrades, maintenance, and capital deployment.” Resilience remains a constant.“Our customers count on us to be ready when they are,” she adds.“We track industry shifts closely and adapt with the market. Diversifying our client base and sharing resources across disciplines keeps us steady through the cycles.” ENGINEERING A SMARTER TOMORROW The promise of digital infrastructure is both practical and human. Networks enable classrooms, clinics, and small businesses to operate at full potential— the context in which Colliers Engineering & Design builds. 187 BUSINESS VIEW MAGAZINE VOLUME 12, ISSUE 11 COLLIERS ENGINEERING & DESIGN
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