Mobility
Cloud
Analytics
Cyber Security
Big Data
It as a Service
Digital
Virtualisation
Chief Technology and Innovation Officer, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (MCMC)
Chief Information Officer, Malaysia Airports Holdings Berhad
Chief Digital Officer, Johor Corporation
Group CIO, UCSI Group
The summit program is a draft and is subject to change.
45min
08:45
5min
Tyron McGurgan is an accomplished entrepreneur, media specialist, and events professional with over 17 years of experience in the industry. He is [...]
08:55
5min
P. Ramakrishna (Rama) has been involved with the tech domain for the last 39 years. Rama was formerly with Singapore’s Infocomm Development [...]
People’s priorities are changing. Sustainability is emerging as a top priority in the 2023 CIO agenda as companies are being held more accountable for their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) initiatives by customers, employees, shareholders, governments, and even regulators.
This presentation will focus on how technology is critical for achieving sustainability goals and so, with this, it makes sense that the CIO is firmly involved as a way to fully integrate their technology and sustainability strategies. Key takeaways will include implementing a holistic, integrated data and insights program to measure and drive environmental sustainability, leveraging a sustainability-driven tech strategy and driving transparency and accountability in the value chain
20min
Work models at all levels around the world have been affected by the pandemic. Now is the time for CIOs to adopt a digital workspace model that is more human-centered. This requires leadership to rethink the culture, implement all working methods, select the right tools to use, and re-imagine the culture to drive innovation, better work-life balance, increased productivity, and, most importantly, improved business outcomes.
Key discussion points in this panel will discuss how to evolve organisations to be more responsive to customer demand, more resilient to disruptions and more productive.
30min
I am the Regional ICT Operations Head for Kerry Asia Pacific & MEA (Division of the Kerry Group), in charge of IT Operations for 45 sites in [...]
As a psychology graduate, moving from technical trainer up the ladder to becoming Director of the Corporate Information Centre today, Ngoh has [...]
To become a data-driven enterprise, companies need to invest in technologies and platforms that allow them to collect, store, analyse, and visualize data in a meaningful way. They also need to develop a culture that values data-driven decision-making and invests in the skills and expertise necessary to effectively use data. This requires a significant shift in mindset and approach, as well as a commitment to continuous learning and improvement.
Ultimately, the goal of enabling a data-driven enterprise is to create a more agile and responsive organisation that is better equipped to navigate a rapidly changing business landscape. By harnessing the power of data, companies can gain a competitive advantage and drive growth and innovation in their respective industries.
20min
10:25
20min
Since the start of the pandemic, remote working has become the norm for many companies. It is now becoming more common for companies to encourage employees to blend home working with office working. This is leading to a re-think in what technology is used and how and where it is implemented.
Key discussion points will include the role of technology in shaping hybrid working models and the changing needs of the hybrid workforce.
30min
One of the major challenges of adding cybersecurity controls to build resilience is the impact on digital experience. Companies need to ensure that their cybersecurity controls create as little friction as possible. Otherwise, they lose customers.
Key takeaways from this presentation include the potential impact controls have on experience and how to strike the right balance between security and experience.
30min
Engagement between the CIO and the Board is critical for the success of an organisation. It is the CIO's responsibility to provide technology leadership, and the Board's responsibility to oversee and guide the organization's strategic direction.
This presentation will discuss the importance of a CIO’s engagement with the board for effective technology leadership and decision-making.
30min
Robots and automation are increasingly undertaking tasks previously done by humans. From manufacturing plants to utilities, the use of automation and robotics is transforming whole industries.
Key discussion points include an analysis of the roles that can be replaced by robotics and automation and how new technologies can augment and enhance the contributions made by employees.
30min
Since the start of the pandemic, remote working has become the norm for many companies. It is now becoming more common for companies to encourage employees to blend home working with office working. This is leading to a re-think in what technology is used and how and where it is implemented.
Key discussion points will include the role of technology in shaping hybrid working models and the changing needs of the hybrid workforce.
30min
One of the major challenges of adding cybersecurity controls to build resilience is the impact on digital experience. Companies need to ensure that their cybersecurity controls create as little friction as possible. Otherwise, they lose customers.
Key takeaways from this presentation include the potential impact controls have on experience and how to strike the right balance between security and experience.
30min
Engagement between the CIO and the Board is critical for the success of an organisation. It is the CIO's responsibility to provide technology leadership, and the Board's responsibility to oversee and guide the organization's strategic direction.
This presentation will discuss the importance of a CIO’s engagement with the board for effective technology leadership and decision-making.
30min
Robots and automation are increasingly undertaking tasks previously done by humans. From manufacturing plants to utilities, the use of automation and robotics is transforming whole industries.
Key discussion points include an analysis of the roles that can be replaced by robotics and automation and how new technologies can augment and enhance the contributions made by employees.
30min
Technology skills shortages remain a major challenge for companies today. Training and education, offshore outsourcing and automation can all play key roles in addressing the shortage. Increasingly, companies are seeking to automate tasks wherever possible.
Key discussion points will be how companies can attract and retain the best talent and what can be automated and offshored.
20min
Experienced Information Technology Manager with a demonstrated history of working in pharmaceutical and manufacturing industry. Skilled in ERP [...]
Digital engagement with customers brings its own challenges and opportunities. Opportunities include offering highly personalised experiences which can retain and attract customers. Challenges include inconsistent customer experience across channels and poor channel integration.
Key discussion points will include the importance of offering the best digital experiences and best practices in keeping customers loyal.
20min
20min
As UCSI Group Chief Information Officer, James Thang and his technical team lead the entire UCSI Group of Companies toward [...]
13:05
40min
The Metaverse and Web 3.0 are two concepts that we are hearing a lot in the tech industry. The Metaverse refers to a virtual world where users can interact with each other and digital objects in a fully immersive way, while Web 3.0 refers to the next generation of the internet, where users have greater control over their data and online experiences.
Demystifying the Metaverse and Web 3.0 involves breaking down these complex concepts and exploring their potential impact on society, including the ways in which they may revolutionize online interactions, entertainment, and commerce. As these technologies continue to develop, it will be important for individuals and businesses to stay informed about their potential implications and opportunities.
20min
No organisation has escaped disruption from the pandemic. Organisations need to become much more adaptable and resilient to thrive during the pandemic’s aftershocks. Deriving more value from data is core to this. Increasingly, business value is being generated by data. Data analytics is enabling leaders to make faster and more effective decisions. AI and automation are using data to drive further digital transformation.
Key takeaways from this presentation will include an understanding of the technologies that are enabling companies to thrive in today’s world and examples of how the pandemic has led to data-driven transformation.
30min
Leading Digital Transformation to transform Coca-Cola in Malaysia to drive Growth and Productivity and become Digital World Class [...]
The use of multiple public clouds together with private clouds and on-premises data centres is creating progressively more complexity. Often, there is little integration between workloads residing on separate platforms.
Key discussion points from this roundtable include how to effectively manage hybrid cloud environments and the importance of greater integration between disparate workloads.
30min
Experienced Senior IT leader with a demonstrated history of delivering large/complex programs in the banking industry. Currently associated with [...]
15:20
15min
Digital Transformation serves as foundation in building strong corporate governance within Sustainability Governance framework with the aim of increasing enterprise competitiveness and to become a sustainable enterprise. Digitalization fosters new sustainable revenue sources, keep up with the competition and improve relationships with all stakeholders. Digital transformation and ESG are two prominent and high-priority topics in the business community globally. The first focuses on applying technology throughout the value chain to produce faster, smarter and more desirable business outcomes. The latter emphasizes the broader value a business is expected to create for its stakeholders from an environmental, social and governance perspective. Investors are increasingly applying these non-financial factors as part of their analysis process to identify material risks and growth opportunities These two goals can – and should – go hand-in-hand in today’s stakeholder economy. The presentation serves as a stimulant to drive cross-pollination of ideas and values across the organizations in the months and years to come.
20min
Digital Transformation advocator and certified ICT Professional with over 30 years’ experience in organization transformation strategy, [...]
Businesses need to have access to the right technology and skills in order to succeed now more than ever. After all, digital tools and technology are now necessary for any global business to be successful. However, there is a "digital skills gap" that many businesses have to deal with because they can't find skilled professionals who have the right knowledge and experience with new technologies. As a result, businesses are at a competitive disadvantage as they struggle to bridge the skills gaps between their current workforce and the digital economy's requirements.
Key discussion points in this panel will touch on how to maximise the power of technology by leveraging on trained and capable digital talents, understanding how diversity help business transform and innovate, discovering new business opportunities by having a diverse voice and how citizen-led automation can optimize and support digital transformation strategy.
30min
VijayKumar Dayinde is the CIO of Malaysia Airports. With over 22+ years of experience in IT Strategy, Planning, Delivery and Operations at [...]
Yusri has a total of more than 25 years of professional and industry experience in transformation, management strategy and implementation of [...]
Over 23 years’ experience in Technology and Digital transformation and more than 14 years in financial industry, notably Investment and now on [...]
Izuddin has 20+ years of experience in IT focusing on operations, project management, mobile solutions & strategy, cybersecurity, IT [...]
The pandemic has accelerated the shift towards digitalisation. It has forced companies to adapt and change the way they operate, almost overnight.
As well as widespread remote working, companies also need to use new digital tools while managing security risks. It is challenging for organisations to pivot to new ways of working.
A key takeaway from this presentation will be an analysis of the need for a new type of leadership. The presentation will highlight how leaders need to be flexible, adaptable and to embrace continuous learning, against a background of disruption and rapid digitalisation.
20min
Recognised for his track record in Digital Transformation for business growth, Sam is a Business Technology leader with vast international [...]
5min
P. Ramakrishna (Rama) has been involved with the tech domain for the last 39 years. Rama was formerly with Singapore’s Infocomm Development [...]
17:00
60min
We invite only the leading international and local experts to provide sessions on site, this allows for attendees to be taught by front-line executives that compress years of meaningful experience into a systematic, well organised learning program.
Keeping in line with the main goal of the event in achieving new relationships, we provide a huge amount of networking opportunities for attendees through breakfast, luncheons, cocktails and informal introductions.
Allowing both buyers and sellers the opportunity to engage with one another onsite in a series of prearranged business meetings. These provide both parties a great opportunity to build new relationships by interacting face to face.
Being able to experience different sessions is what makes this event unique; whether you are looking to attend an interactive workshop, roundtable, 1-1 meeting or panel discussion.
Interact and relax amongst your peers at the Networking lunch where you will have the opportunity to be part of the entertainment.
The summit is personalised for YOU, this means that what is important to your business is important to us. We create personalised itineraries around sessions you want to attend, allowing for your time to be spent wisely while out of the office.
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Some pictures from previous events.
Moderator: Andrew Milroy, Founder, Veqtor8 Panellists: Sazali Sukardi, Senior Vice President, Strategic Research, CyberSecurity […]
Sam Majid, Chief Technology & Innovation Officer, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission This presentation covered: 1. The […]
Ts. Tengku Intan Narqiah Tengku Othman , Chief Digital and Information Officer, SIRIM Berhad Every enterprise is tested during the pandemic, […]
Vineet Baskaran, Chief Information Officer, Brightway Group of Companies The session highlighted the IR 4.0 and digital transformation in the […]
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