"Thailand 4.0"

The latest network infrastructure upgrades will further enable Thailand's push into the digital economy, in line with government 'Thailand 4.0' policy and its 'fourth industrial revolution'

The Thailand Convention and Exhibition Bureau (TCEB) is planning to stage a Thai edition of the “International Airshow” as it continues to create business opportunities and attract the world’s most iconic events in 12 key industries under the Thailand 4.0 model.

PM Prayut should bring the taxi business in line with Thailand 4.0 by taking six steps: 

Every day, in Thailand and in my home country Australia, we are hearing that the fourth industrial revolution is upon us. Industry 4.0 refers to digitalising value and supply chains – integrating in real time people, machines and things.

AUTONOMOUS data warehouses are among a trio of new technologies that are changing the way business is conducted in Thailand and in other Asian countries, according to Cherian Varghese, Oracle’s regional managing director for Asean/SAGE.

NUTANIX, a US-based cloud computing company, has made inroads into Thai and other Asean markets with its software-defined IT infrastructure services for digital transformation.

THE GOVERNMENT’S Thailand 4.0 economic model envisions the transformation of the country into a digitalisation-driven economy centred on innovation and knowledge.

Thanachote Pimelapthanabrun, 14, started learning English by himself before he started school. He has since won many English speech competitions including Triam Udom Suksa School's the TU Open House 2019 in January , beating contestants older than him.

Will your business still exist in three years? That’s probably the biggest question for top executives worldwide as a new research shows nearly four out of top-ten market leaders today will likely be displaced due to significant technology disruption.

A GROWING number of enterprises in Thailand and other Asean countries have turned to automation, analytics, artificial intelligence (AI) and other digital tools to expand their business, according to Helen Masters, Infor’s senior vice president for Asia Pacific.

Oracle, a marketing and customer experience company, has hosted an event on agile marketing. The discussion was led by Wendy Hogan, Oracle’s marketing director, who spoke about her marketing communications experience in the Thailand 4.0 era.

A NEW generation of three-dimension (3D) design software and other tools will help accelerate the Thailand 4.0 industrial programme, according to top executives of Dassault Systemes Solidworks.