Let’s be honest – these days, every other week there’s some new tool or tech trend. AI this, blockchain that, “next-gen” everything.
But Chan Eu Boon? He doesn’t chase every update.
He looks at one thing first:
“Does this actually help my team do better work?”
If the answer’s no – he moves on.
Not Everything Shiny Is Worth It
It’s easy to get sucked into the hype. Everyone wants to be seen as innovative. But Chan has built enough businesses to know this:
If you adopt a new system just to look smart – and your ops get messier – you’ve already lost.
He’s seen companies waste months learning tools they don’t even need.
In his words:
“You don’t win because you have more tech. You win because you know what matters.”
Simpler Systems, Sharper Teams
One thing about Chan – he trusts his people.
So he doesn’t throw 10 dashboards at them and expect miracles.
He builds workflows that are simple, repeatable, and actually useful.
Sometimes it’s not about adding more – it’s about cleaning up what’s already there.
“Tech should remove friction, not add layers.”
Stay Curious. But Stay Practical.
That doesn’t mean he ignores what’s out there. Chan watches the trends. He tests. He asks the right questions.
But he never lets FOMO make his decisions.
He knows every team has different limits. And sometimes the best move is just making your current tools work better.
Final Thought
At the end of the day, Chan Eu Boon’s tech rule is simple:
If it works, it works. If it doesn’t – move on.
Because real leadership isn’t about using every tool.
It’s about knowing which one your team actually needs.
