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Master Tech Mayhem: Technology & Innovation Summit APAC
For technology leaders in APAC, the pressing question is no longer about whether AI will transform your business but how you will leverage AI to lead your organization through global volatility and escalating costs. Learn how Technology & Innovation Summit APAC will equip you with the skills, practices, and platforms you need to master today’s tech mayhem and and navigate a volatile environment.
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US Tariffs Have Upended The Asia Pacific Tech Outlook For 2025
The shifts in global trade policy induced by the US government’s tariffs have introduced global economic uncertainty which will impact the tech spending outlook in APAC. Learn more about the drivers and impacts of the ongoing volatility in this post.
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Racing Ahead: Emerging Technology Adoption In The APAC Region
The Asia Pacific region is no longer following global tech trends — it is setting them. Once seen as a fast adopter, APAC is now a bold innovator, building new technologies from the ground up. Get some examples and use cases in this preview of our upcoming webinar.
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The Government Trust Imperative – Trust Drives Performance
While many government leaders understand the importance of trust, they often misunderstand what it is, what drives it, and what results from having earned it. That’s why Forrester developed the Government Trust Imperative Score (GTIS) to measure trust at three levels of government — national/federal, provincial/state, and local/municipal.
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OCBC’s Journey To Becoming A Generative AI Pioneer
OCBC has emerged as a leader in enterprise AI adoption, seamlessly integrating generative AI (genAI) across its operations. I recently spoke with Donald MacDonald, head of OCBC’s Group Data Office, about the bank’s AI journey. Q: Donald, OCBC’s success with AI seems to stem from a long-term vision rather than a sudden pivot. How did […]
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Prepare And Thrive: Australia’s Federal Government Agencies Should Plan For Post-Election MoG Change Now
As technology leaders in the Australian federal government, you’re no strangers to the complexities and challenges of machinery-of-government (MoG) changes. These changes, akin to M&A in the private sector, involve restructuring agencies, merging departments, and redistributing functions to align with evolving mission priorities. But sentiment within the Australian public service (APS) towards MoG changes tends […]