More people proficient in using digital tools, but say they are becoming more complex, according to Prudential Singapore survey
Digital technology plays a significant role in helping people live well for longer, according to a study commissioned by Prudential Singapore.
More than half (54%) of the 800 Singapore residents aged 25 to 65 surveyed say that mobile devices and apps are critical tools in preparing for rising longevity.
Of those who are using technology to manage their well-being, 36% say digital tools have had the greatest positive impact on their financial situation, and 27% indicated personal health.
Dennis Tan, chief executive of Prudential Singapore, said the findings were not surprising given that Singapore is a widely connected nation with a high number of mobile phone users. Based on data from the Infocomm Media…
