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Wearable devices hold great promise, particularly for data generation for cutting-edge health research, and their demand has risen considerably in the last few years.At this stage, 640 million wearable technology devices are expected to be shipped worldwide by 2027. On average, 1 in 5 Americans use a smartwatch or fitness tracker or any other type of wearable technology. In 2025, the wireless health monitoring segment of the wearable tech industry is projected to reach $312.4 billion according to the recent study by PwC. In view of these, we've invited Dr. Eliott Justin MD, FACEP, the CEO and Founder of FirmTech Inc. from Montana, United States of America as he shares with us his valuable insights on wearable technology and its significant relevance to Health and Wellness as well as to our digital society.
Email: [email protected]: Eliott Justin MD, FACEPCorporate website: https://myfirmtech.com/
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Asia-Pacific anti-money laundering market is expected to gain market growth in the forecast period of 2024 to 2028. Deloitte market research analyses that the market is growing with a CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate) of 14.0% in the forecast period of 2024 to 2028 and expected to reach USD 1,683,320 million by 2028. Growing demand for transaction monitoring system that assess financial crime patterns can act as a major factor for the growth of the market.In view of these, we've invited Mr. Eric Favila, the Founder and CEO of AMLakas Corporation based from Singapore as he explains to us the value proposition of an Anti Money Laundering digital platform and its significant relevance to our digital economy.Linkedin: Eric FavilaEmail: [email protected]
Corporate Website: https://www.amlakas.com
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Tokenization is the process of digitally representing assets, rights, or items of value through a smart contract on a blockchain, has gained significant attention in recent years.
By enabling assets to be divided into smaller tradable units, tokenization has the potential to revolutionize the funding and capital model across many different industries. What may have previously been a non-bankable real-world asset can find its way into the financial ecosystem, becoming accessible to a wider range of investors.
The ability to divide previously indivisible assets allows for easier and more affordable access to digital assets, as users no longer need to purchase an entire unit of an asset to participate in its ownership. This means that smaller investors can participate in investments that were previously only available to larger investors, thus democratizing access to investment opportunities like real estate for instance.
In view of these, we've invited Mr. Robert Hoving, the Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of “GORO”, a very promising digital platform from Indonesia which has the objective of democratizing real estate investment for more fractional ownership opportunities as he explains to us the value proposition of real estate tokenization and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
LinkedIn: Robert Hoving
Website: https://www.goro.id
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As more advanced techniques and implementations continue to be developed on the flip side the adoption rate of these techniques remains debatable. It takes years for these techniques to become prevalent and get integrated with the existing business processes. The Industry laser focuses on the applied part of Artificial Intelligence to solve complex real world problems. To obtain tangible business benefits and ensure that Artificial Intelligence initiatives do not fail, it is imperative that Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning becomes explainable and interpretable.
In view of these, we've invited Mr. Serg Masis, a seasoned Climate and Agronomic Data Scientists at Syngenta from Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States of America, as he shares with us his insightful views on the challenges and opportunities on the Interpretable Machine Learning and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
LinkedIn: Serg Masis
Website: https://www.serg.ai
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Most traditional investment brokers do not yet offer exposure to crypto for trading purposes unlike equities or bonds.
Therefore, cryptocurrency exchanges were developed as a simple way for investors to buy digital assets. Even though the majority of these exchanges have similar offerings, such as spot markets to tokens like bitcoin and Ether (Ethereum) for instance, there is a wide variety based on the amount of tokens offered, together with other available services and security.
Moreover, while some utilize traditional centralized corporate structures, others embrace the industry’s decentralized ethos by avoiding the appearance of having any specific people being in charge.
In view of these, we’ve invited Mr. Lukasz Zeligowski, the Co-Founder and Executive Director of KANGA Exchange, a very impressive crypto exchange based from Gdansk, Poland as he shares with us his insightful views on the value proposition of a cryptocurrency exchange and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
Corporate Web SIte:
https://kanga.exchange/
LinkedIn: Lukasz Zeligowski
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In 2024, the finance sector stands at the intersection of legacy and innovation. The impact of demonetization lingers, serving as a reminder of the sector's resilience and adaptability. Artificial Intelligence and digital transformation are propelling the industry into new frontiers, promising greater efficiency, accessibility, and personalization.
As we navigate this evolving landscape, one thing is very clear:finance will continue to be a dynamic and exciting field, shaped by innovation and the changing needs of the digital age.
In view of these, we've invited the former Chief Executive Officer of the Sydney Stock Exchange and presently the Group Chairman of the Marbanc International, Mr. Michael Go as he shares his insightful views on the recent developments on the financial market in Australia and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
Corporate Website: https://marbanc.com/
LinkedIn: Michael Go
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The Chief Revenue Officers or commonly known as CRO’s will
play an important role on establishing revenue streams for the organization.
Relatively, thirty-five percent of chief revenue officers (CROs) will establish a generative AI operations team in their go-to market (GTM) organization by 2025, according to Gartner group.
Faster, deeper insight generated by Artificial Intelligence will
accelerate the speed at which Go-To-Market teams produce buyer content and adapt to market forces, ultimately improving the reliability of sales’ decision making and improving end-to-end revenue outcomes.
Presently, sellers spend 52% of their time on creating and delivering value messaging across the sales process, according to Gartner’s research study of 1,204 sellers in May 2023.
Generative value messaging, or the ability to harness the power of generative AI for buyer-centric messaging and content, will significantly reduce the time it takes sellers to produce and disseminate quality content.
In view of these, we've invited once again, Mr. Sajid Bokhari, the Chief Executive Officer of Geniepay, a very powerful B2B platform from Sydney, Australia as he explains to us the value proposition of the AI tools to the CRO's as well as to the entire business organization and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
https://geniepay.io
Email: [email protected]
Linkedin: Sajid Bokhari
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Consulting firms worldwide have a lot to contend with over the last few years with the global pandemic and resulting great resignation, plus widespread supply chain disruption as well as challenges on technology and system configuration rollout. Maintaining growth in profitability and sustaining it during this period wasn’t easy, but some consulting firms succeeded somehow. How did they managed to do it?In view of these, we've invited Mr. Matthew Hartley, the Founder and Lead Consultant of the very promising startup group from Sydney, Australia most widely known as "Config Consulting" as he walk us through the value proposition of the consulting services of this group of seasoned professionals that focus on the Treasury Management system implementation as well as it significant relevance to our digital economy.Business Website: https://www.configconsulting.com.auMatthew Hartley | Founder | Lead ConsultantEmail: [email protected]
Mobile: +61 435 089 082 Address: 6 Mount Place, Green Point, NSW, 2251, AustraliaConsulting Partners:Calvin PippingReise Consulting: Founder | Principal ConsultantPhone: 778 838 2173Email: [email protected]: https://www.reise-consulting.com Tracey Ferguson KnightSAAS-Y Business Consulting
Phone: 646-455-8244Email: [email protected]
Website: https://www.saasybc.com/
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The next few years could be a make-or-break period for some banks and financial institutions. They will join the digital financial ecosystem movement—or be consumed by it.
These platform-based ecosystems offer products and services that are created and distributed in partnership with others. And they confer powerful advantages, allowing organizations to enter new markets, create new services, and acquire new customers faster and more affordably than with traditional product development and go-to-market models. By 2030, digital ecosystems could account for a significant share of the banking revenue pool according to the research study conducted by the Boston Consulting Group recently.
The Digital Ecosystems are the undeniable next step in digital disruption for the financial services sector. The hyper-connectivity that digital tools and channels enable has blurred traditional boundaries between brick-and-mortar and web environments and between the four walls of an enterprise and the wider value chain.
In view of these, we've invited Mr. Arvie de Vera, Co-Founder and Board Trustee of the Fintech Philippines Association and former Chief Executive Officer of UnionDigital Bank as he walks us through the recent developments of the FinTech community in the Philippines as well as its significant relevance to our digital economy.
FinTech Philippines Association:
https://fintechph.org/
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The economic volatility and uncertainty, higher cost of funding, and the need to diversify supply chains are particular concerns for businesses operating in the Asia Pacific region. But what sets the region apart is the access to enormous technology talent pools that are adept at resolving problems through the use of artificial intelligence, process automation, and data analysis among others.
One result of this is the region’s leadership in adopting new real-time payments methods, plus API and cloud-based payments technologies, which has led to the emergence of popular digital wallets and sophisticated digital banking providers. These in turn are transforming e-commerce and leading the swift rise of new business approaches, such as direct-to-consumer, usage-based pricing, and subscription models. Meanwhile, online platforms that once catered to a single niche are expanding through partnerships with firms in other sectors, giving rise to multi-industry, region-wide ecosystems.
This has made the region a cradle of innovation when it comes to financial technology, and a must-follow space for those interested in where digital adoption go next. In view of these, we've invited Mr. Umang Moondra, Chief Executive Officer of APIX platform as he walks us through the significant relevance of innovation into our digital economy.https://apixplatform.comhttps://www.synfindo.com
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According to Asian Development Bank, AI can potentially add USD 92 billion to the Philippine economy by 2030. The government and the business sector are collaborating to grow AI technology in the country, and they are optimistic that the Philippines will become a significant data processing hub and AI will become a new industry in the country.
In view of these, we’ve invited Mr. Krishna Tanwani, Managing
Director from Analytiks Inc. based from Manila, Philippines to walk us through the truth behind Data Science and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
https://www.analytiksinc.com/
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Blockchain technology has impacted the real estate industry in a variety of ways, including offering a new means for buyers and sellers to connect with one another. Moreover, Blockchain could be used to cut intermediaries out of the real estate transaction process, thereby reducing costs. This technology could also help to codify the practice of fractional ownership of real estate.
Global real estate is worth hundreds of trillion of dollars, but is dominated by the wealthy and large corporations. Through blockchain technology, it is possible that more people will be able to access the market where transactions can be made more transparent, secure and equitable. Real estate transactions may eventually become truly peer to peer activities with blockchain powered platforms doing most of the work.
In view of these, we've invited Joshua Kagan, CEO and Co-Founder of BONFIRE, a very promising US FinTech company based in Denver, Colorado as he explains to us the value proposition of Blockchain technology in a real estate industry as well as its significant relevance to our digital economy.
https://www.bonfire.capital
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Being relevant – to the market and to consumers – is paramountfor businesses. In today’s rapidly evolving marketplace, companies and individuals alike must keep up with new digital trends if they are to continue meeting consumer expectations. Traditional business models are being pushed to the wayside, and many organizations are struggling to keep pace or, worse yet,resisting change altogether.
How a company responds to these changes and trendswill determine its ability to survive or thrive. Even if it has embraced digital transformation, knowing what changes to make, when to make them, and how to manage updated business processes and outcomes is a significant challenge.
For instance, Amazon, Uber and Netflix are classic examples of companies that combine these elements and embody the very face of digital disruption. Both platforms capitalize on new technologies and changing consumer habits, and both have significantly impacted traditional businesses and systems in their respective industries. Their disruptive presence – and rapid rise – forced established and entrenched companies to rethink their tried-and-true models.
In view of these, we've invited once again Mr. Ian Rae, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Wyzepay from United Kingdom as he explains to us the exceptional features of the platform presently disrupting the consumer and B2B payment sector in London as well as its significant relevance to our digital economy.
https://www.wyzepay.com/
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As with most aspects of digital transformation, the outlook for data analysis appears to demonstrate that adoption is heading in one direction— UP.
Business leaders, all the way up to the C-Suite, are more inclined than ever to invest in predictive analytics. McKinsey found that 70% of business leaders agree that predictive analytics has changed their respective industries in at least in a moderate way.
Combine that with the efficiency and competitive benefits that can be achieved through these solutions, and it’s almost certain that data analytics platforms will be the norm, rather than the exception.
In view of these, we've invited Jaap Vink, a seasoned predictive analytics professional and the executive consultant of Zeno Analytics based from Zeist, The Netherlands as explains to us the significant relevance of Predictive Analytics to our digital economy.
https://www.zenoanalytics.com/
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According to the Blockchain Council of the Philippines, blockchain technology and Web3 projects have an "opportunity to flourish" in the country.
The Philippines has joined the rest of Asia in crypto adoption.
Cryptocurrencies have entirely changed how we think about money and how traditional financial systems operate. Moreover, the Philippines has established itself as a prospective player in the crypto industry, and the Blockchain Council has been instrumental in promoting the uptake and comprehension of these virtual currencies.
The Blockchain Council of the Philippines, believes that as the globe moves toward a decentralized future, crypto adoption in the Philippines will thrive, ushering in a new era of financial inclusion and economic empowerment for its citizens.
In view of these, we've invited Dr. Donald Patrick Lim, the Chief Innovation Officer of Udenna Corporation and Chief Operating Officer of DITO CME as well as the Founding President of the Blockchain Council of the Philippines as he explains to us the value proposition of Blockchain technology to our digital economy.
https://philblockchainweek.com/
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Foreign exchange trading, also known as FX or forex trading, is one of the world’s largest and most influential markets regarding trading volume, value, and liquidity.
As new technologies emerge, so have forex methods and strategies. With the advent of artificial intelligence and machine learning in science, forex traders and experts have learned to adopt this new technology to improve trading and make their strategies more efficient.
However, this field also comes with its own set of challenges and risks. Currency values are constantly fluctuating, and many traders resort to using leverage or executing larger trades to make money. While this method can bring enormous gains, it can also result in significant losses.
For this reason, many traders have turned to AI to help them manage the risks involved in forex trading. Whether you’re an independent trader or are part of an FX affiliate programs, trading bots have become exceedingly popular. These bots aid in automating trades based on specific parameters and trading preferences.
Despite the more recent mainstream boom of AI technology, technological and automation tools are not new in the forex industry. Many traders and brokers have already incorporated some form of AI into their strategies.
In view of these, we've invited, Mr. Melvin Lim, the Founder and Managing Director of Laze Trader Pte. Ltd., a very promising Singapore FinTech company as he walk us through the relevance of artificial intelligence trading on FX market and its value proposition to our digital economy.
Contact details:
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.lazetrader.com
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According to the survey from McKinsey, adoption of digital banking in emerging markets has caught up with that in developed markets. Between 2017 and 2021, the share of consumers in Asia–Pacific emerging markets actively using digital banking increased sharply, rising 33 percentage points from 54 percent in 2017 to 88 percent in 2021. The level of digital adoption among consumers in developed Asia–Pacific markets has remained stable at approximately 90 percent.The shift to digital banking has happened quickly and was likely accelerated by existing trends—such as increasing use of digital channels for diverse transactions, including banking, and broader use of teleconferencing/video calls in place of face-to-face meetings—that have intensified during the COVID-19 pandemic. Survey results suggest that the high levels of digital adoption are likely to hold as the pandemic subsides.As Asia-Pacific consumers turn increasingly to digital channels to manage all aspects of their finances, incumbent banks must weigh carefully the strategic questions above and chart their course forward. To thrive in this increasingly dynamic market, each bank will need to build (or acquire) the technology, talent, and ways of working that will enable it to scale distinctive and relevant innovations quickly and at low cost.As such, we've invited Gloria Soo, Founding Partner of Almond Tech Pte. Ltd. based in Singapore as she walk us through the significant relevance of Financial Technology solutions to our digital economy.
https://www.almond-tech.com/
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From barter to cash to checks to online banking, money is an evolving technology that has been part of human history for thousands of years. While cash is expected to remain a significant payment instrument in the near future, factors such as “contactless” pay systems, increasing mobile penetration, and high costs of cash like ATM fees for individuals, cash storage for businesses, currency printing for governments, among others are prompting society to reconsider its ubiquity. Some experts support less-cash operations, arguing that high denomination notes should be phased out as smaller bills slowly fall towards disuse.
We can categorically say that we are likely approaching a less-cash future, not a completely cashless future. And, while progress has been made in this transition, it has hardly been universal or uniform. A migration to a cashless economy includes considerations ranging from the purely financial to those social in nature. Consequently, a country’s specific technological, financial, and social situations will inform its specific benefits, drawbacks, and approach to such a transition.
In view of these, we've invited once again, Kannan Swaminathan, Chief Executive at WhiteBridge Consulting LLC to discuss the value proposition of Cashless initiatives in our digital economy.
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Algorithmic trading, also known as automated trading or AlgoTrading, refers to the use of computer programs and advanced mathematical models to execute trades in financial markets. These algorithms are designed to analyze vast amounts of data, identify patterns, and make trading decisions based on predefined rules. Algorithmic trading has gained popularity in recent years due to its ability to execute trades at high speed and with precision.
Algorithmic trading offers several advantages over traditional manual trading. Firstly, it eliminates the influence of human emotions and biases, ensuring objective decision-making. Additionally, AlgoTrading enables trades to be executed at lightning-fast speeds, capitalizing on even the smallest market inefficiencies. Moreover, algorithmic trading allows for backtesting and optimization, enabling traders to refine their strategies based on historical data. These benefits have made algorithmic trading a preferred choice for both individual traders and institutional investors.
In view of these, we've invited a seasoned private independent global market trader “Jose Aranaz” as he shares with us his insightful views on algorithmic trading and its value proposition to our digital economy. Now available on Spotify, Apple Podcast, Amazon Music and affiliated podcast platforms.
Contact details of Jose "Joey" Aranaz: [email protected]
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Bitcoin's stratospheric rise since 2009 has created a surprising and diverse set of millionaires and billionaires. But the interesting question, who owns the most bitcoin? It is really difficult to say for certain who owns the most bitcoin, as wallet addresses are anonymous in that they are not associated with the account owner's name. The only way to tell is if the owner has publicized their holdings.
Many bitcoin holders have made their wealth by creating products to grow Bitcoin's still-nascent ecosystem. For example, some have created exchanges for trading cryptocurrency and the derivatives that have emerged from it.
Our sincere gratitude to Youssof Althouki for sharing his valuable insights as well as his challenges and opportunities on cryptocurrency and its significant relevance to our digital economy.
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