Changing demographics are driving the growth of the aerospace industry in the Asia-Pacific region.

There are three drivers of growth that make now a good time to be doing business in Asia.

Governments and industry are embracing green projects in Asia, with a number of different focus areas.

Asian countries must focus more on long-term aftercare.

While FDI coming into Asia-Pacific has grown exponentially over the past decade, the current state of play is one of volatility, with the region's ports bearing the brunt of the uncertain economic climate.

Accounting and knowledge process outsourcing are on the rise in Asia, adding significant value to providers' operations.

Investing in any country comes with its risks and challenges, though Myanmar presents more than most.

In Asia, governments have been incorporating green growth policies into their development for some time, but now interest is growing in the corporate space, as the financial as well as social benefits of green technology are realised.

ICT is a rapidly growing sector in Asia, with countries such as South Korea, Taiwan, Singapore, Hong Kong and China increasing their share of the global ICT/R&D capacity, writes Lawrence Yeo.