Private, closed-door, activities hosted to forge stronger business relationships through both in-person and virtual interactions with regional and global innovation leaders
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AIBP Networking Events are created to forge connections between business leaders in Southeast Asia
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This exclusive industry networking aims to explore the collaboration between government agencies, academic institutions, and startups to spur research and development in the semiconductor design industry in Singapore.
This will be held on 4 October 2023, Wednesday at 2 Fusionopolis Way, #08-02, Innovis Tower - Meeting Room 23
Agenda
14:00 | Welcome and Overview of Program by AIBP
14:05 | Opening Remarks by Shean Chung, Director, Arm Korea
14:10 | Arm Flexible Access Introduction and Government & Startups Partnership
14:25 | Panel Discussion: Industry Collaboration to Move Up the Semiconductor Value Chain
15:00 | Break
15:05 | Case study sharing on Future Technologies built on Arm
15:25 | Enabling Semiconductor Research: How Arm Academic Access is working with Universities
15:40 | Supporting the Startup Ecosystem: How Startups have benefitted from Arm’s IP sharing
16:00 | Group Networking
Speakers
Shean Chung
FAE Director
Terence Gan
Executive Director
Kafai Leung
Director, IC Design & System
Rajan Rajgopal
Chief Executive Officer
Tsung-Chih (Alex) Su
Senior Development Manager, Academic Programs
Joonki Kim
Sales Account Manager
Register your interest to participate via the form, or reach out to us at:
vanessa@industry-platform.com
yueyeng@industry-platform.com
*Please be advised that this closed door event offers limited seating availability. You will receive a confirmation email upon successful seat confirmation.
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Highlights from 2023 ASEAN Advisory Board Meetings
Bridging expectations for digital transformation - Thailand
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Enterprises know that technology works, but adoption is tied to the value end users see: solution providers need to understand the pain points of end-users (beyond IT/tech teams) in order to encourage adoption
Need to bridge technology and business, and rethink the value-add of people: enterprises are ready to co-work (and co-create) with tech providers through knowledge-sharing
A relook at technology investment costs and pricing: is there a possibility for investment-sharing (hence risk sharing) between technology provider and enterprises to ensure successes from the beginning?
Start-up solutions are novel, but sometimes need help to be able to address a real business case: enterprises are open to validate and ready them
Cybersecurity, Food Security and ESG Goals - Malaysia
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Cybersecurity is crucial for digital transformation success as organisations become more vulnerable to cyber threats.
Investing in proactive cybersecurity measures is essential for protecting digital assets and infrastructure.
Food security is a significant issue in Malaysia, and measures need to be taken to ensure the country's food supply remains secure and sustainable.
Integrating ESG goals into business operations and decision-making processes can provide long-term benefits beyond compliance.
Standardisation of ESG metrics and regulatory guidance is necessary to ensure consistent implementation across different companies and industries.
Value Optimisation for Enterprise Innovations - Philippines
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On deciding which digital capabilities to manage centrally to drive efficiencies, it is important to measure scalability in reducing the cost to serve, while managing time resources spent.
On increased cybersecurity risks, a centrally guided cybersecurity roadmap is crucial for conglomerates, with businesses at varying degrees of digital maturity. The discussion highlighted the importance of the minimum viable security product (MVSP), which establishes a baseline security checklist for effective cybersecurity management in the evolving digital landscape.
On enabling a hybrid work model. The shortage of skilled digital workers in the Philippines means that organisations that wish to hire these resources have to offer a hybrid work environment as table stakes. However the availability of technologies such as 3D modelling has also made previously resource intensive work such as maintaining remote sites more efficient. Several companies have also started exploring how to use generative AI to plug the gap. Philippines, with the youngest median age of 25.7 amongst the ASEAN-5, seems to be an an inflection point when it comes to the evolution of work culture
On conglomerates, business consolidation and the value it provides. Mergers and acquisitions are key tools to utilize in extracting value and the Philippines has seen its fair share of consolidation, especially within the banking industry. Discussions centred around creating effective shared services and utilizing scale for technology adoption.
Embracing Volatility, Maximising Value - Indonesia
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As businesses adjust to a post-pandemic world, they face a rise in digital service demand. Anteraja's CEO discusses the need for operational strategy adjustments. Healthcare companies seek innovation in customer outreach. Investing in technology and digital infrastructure is crucial for resilience and competitiveness.
Market volatility demands agile adaptation from businesses. Blue Bird Group's President Director, Pak Sigit Djokosoetono, highlights the impact of fluctuating supply and demand, evolving consumer behavior, and external factors like global politics and natural disasters. To succeed, enterprises must enhance productivity, manage costs, and embrace adaptability and agility. Predicting future demand is challenging amidst volatility. In healthcare, supply chain disruptions and inflation increase costs, but technology can help improve services and reduce expenses. By optimizing internal operations, businesses can maintain control while waiting for a better environment.
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In this episode, we discuss AEON's ongoing journey in the shift from traditional retail to digital and e-commerce, along with the unique factors for consideration across culturally diverse ASEAN.
AEON Group Malysia is part of the AEON Group of Companies. It is majority owned by the Japan-incorporated holding company, AEON Co., Ltd, and represents the largest revenue contributor in its overseas market. With a 10% market share in Malaysia, AEON Group Malaysia is one of the largest mall operators in Malaysia, with operations across retail, mall operations, financial services, facilities management, private brand development and supply chains.
In 2020, AEON went digital - a big move for the retailer which had remained largely a brick-and-mortar operation until the COVID-19 pandemic hit. The New Retail ecosystem is envisioned to be more demand-based and more attuned to present market dynamics, customer consumption patterns and behaviours. The group targets 15% of revenue to be generated from its e-commerce business in the next five years.
Mohd Khairil Abdullah, CEO, Axiata Digital
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