TAGUIG CITY – Among the many changes that we experience every day, digital transformation seems to be the most inevitable, and stakeholders are concerned about how it is affecting the way we work, and more importantly, the way we live. The accelerated change has also hastened the pace of business evolution, and has instantly become a challenge. Digital transformation is happening, and everyone is facing the reality of having to understand how it will change the way things are because the future is already here.
Enderun Colleges, in partnership with Global Chamber Manila, launches the first Digital Transformation Summit 2017: AI. IoT. Big Data. Analytics. happening on May 24-25 at the SMX Convention Center, SM Aura Premier, Taguig City.
Digital transformation is set to affect countless industries. From business processing outsourcing, to healthcare services—no industry is exempt; thus, business owners and managers cannot be complacent in this transforming world. The summit aims to equip stakeholders with the necessary knowledge for doing business in a world where technological disruption is commonplace. It will address how the business landscape has already been affected by big data, online analytics, the Internet, artificial intelligence, as well as what we can expect from these in the near future.
“By bringing digital innovators and the business community together, we aim to have a venue for people to learn everything they need to know from the experts themselves,” said Daniel Perez, Director of Admissions and Enderun Extension. Among the speakers are Mr. Reynaldo Lugtu of Microsoft Philippines, Mr. George Yang of AI Pros, and Mr. Daniel Meyer, President and Founder of Decision-Making, Analytics Intelligence Philippines.
“Attendees will learn to strategize, and set up their businesses in a world being disrupted by digital transformation. Business owners are most likely to benefit from this, since they will be the ones setting the direction of their companies,” Perez added. Strategizing is something critical to survival in the digital age. However, in a study done by Executive Research, Inc. in 2016, only 26% of the respondents believe that they have the necessary technology to keep up with digitalization.
The presence of technological breakthroughs has been shaking up the world. In this time of fast-paced changes, people are beginning to wonder whether digital transformation is a ‘friend or foe. The summit enters the scene to break this line of thinking, since it aims to send out the message that these technologies are merely tools that could help businesses succeed, if wielded by the right person with the right knowledge.
For registrations, you may contact Enderun Extension at extension@enderuncolleges.com / tel: (02) 856-5000 loc. 505.
For more information on the Digital Transformation Summit, visit https://www.digitaltransformationsummitph.com/.
