Malaysia encourages industry players to become innovators, users, and adopters of new business models and harness human resources to thrive in the digital economy

22-24 October 2024 at MITEC, Kuala Lumpur 

In an exclusive conversation, Burce Gültekin, Global Chief Information Officer of FrieslandCampina, discusses how the company harnesses technology to deliver on its promise of sustainable nutrition. Learn how the newly launched technology innovation centre in Malaysia is at the heart of this transformation, driving both global impact and local innovation.

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Aligning it with business strategies, particularly in diverse markets such as Asia, is essential for crafting commercial plans that seamlessly integrate brand fundamentals, data, and technology, propelling market success.

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In an insightful conversation with the Fourth Leap Team, Datuk Marimuthu Nadason, President of Consumers International and a stalwart in global advocacy, delves into the evolving landscape of consumer rights in the digital era. with decades of experience, Marimuthu discusses the challenges and opportunities presented by emerging technologies and their implications.

From smart site selection to autonomous machinery, artificial intelligence is revolutionising how we build the world from smart site selection to autonomous machinery, artificial intelligence is revolutionising how we build the world.

Companies must invest in continuous training and development for their teams to fully capitalise on latest advancements.

Malaysia stands at a crossroads, recognising the gap between its declining manufacturing state and future aspirations.

Organisations are gradually seeing how the intersection of AI and sustainable finance can generate value by mainly reshaping communications.

As the effects of global warming are felt, adaptation and adjusting from within the industries are underway, including reducing the negative impacts by exploiting the heightening opportunities that grow with it.

We as a society are becoming more environmentally and socially conscious, therefore, integrating AI and ESG principles is vital to gain advantages and improve brandings.

The demand for practitioners is exceptionally high today, and their roles are critical in many industries.

Integration of AI in diverse applications across various sectors showcases its transformative potential to revolutionise existing business processes.

A study reveals regulatory compliance as the top challenge for ESG integration, with significant investments planned for emissions data and climate risk solutions.

Independent survey highlights significant financial impacts and increasing cyber threats.

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