Siemens shapes digital transformation in Thailand
At its inaugural “Digitalisation Day” held in Bangkok on Tuesday, Siemens demonstrated the power of digitalisation, and how it can help business enterprises and the public sector in the country become more efficient, sustainable and secure.
The event brought together leaders and stakeholders from across Thailand’s private and public sectors with the goal of optimising national performance.
“As the world becomes increasingly connected, digitalisation – using digital technologies to transform business operations – is a key differentiator that will enable companies to remain competitive,” said Markus Lorenzini, president and CEO of Siemens Thailand. “Digitalisation promises lower costs, improved production quality, flexibility and efficiency, shorter response time to customer requests and market demands, and also opens up new and innovative business opportunities. It is therefore critical for organisations in both Thailand’s public and private sectors to embrace digitalisation,” he added..
“Digitalisation is a major trend that is changing the world. It is one of the key concepts addressed within the ‘Thailand 4.0’ initiative to build long-term prosperity, security and sustainability for our country”, said Kraisi Karnasuta, a member of the Energy Regulatory Commission.
The Thailand 4.0 initiative focuses on building a value-based economy and increasing innovation in order to transform Thailand into one of the leading nations in innovation and technology.
