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Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore supports Trescon's World AI Show which is virtually gathering global AI experts and technology innovators

SINGAPORE, Oct. 12, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Singapore, as one of the few early adopters of AI has lead it to emerge as a key driver in AI development across the Asia Pacific region. The nation is focusing on using AI to boost its digital economy and address major challenges within its society and industries.

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Supported by the Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore, the virtual conference will convene stakeholders from across the Asian AI ecosystem, including solution providers and government functionaries to discuss AI strategies that will drive the next phase of AI adoption in Singapore and Asia in a post COVID era.

The show will be hosted on the newly launched virtual events platform, Vmeets[1].

"Singapore's maturing market and forward-thinking government policies have provided a conducive environment to drive digital business opportunities and has played an important role in positioning the nation as the AI hub of Asia," said Mithun Shetty, Founder and CEO of Trescon. He further added, "World AI Show - Singapore aims to catch the next wave of innovation in Asia and help Singapore to leverage AI technology to fulfil its tech-driven future."

The virtual conference will delve into enabling AI for - smart and high-performance governments, better customer experience, advanced cloud computing and smarter-cyber security, to name a few.

Some of the leading industry experts speaking at the event include:

  • Dr Ben Goertzel - CEO and Founder, SingularityNET Foundation, Hong Kong
  • Sandra Jensen Landi - Ambassador to Singapore, Royal Danish Embassy, Singapore
  • Sutowo Wong – Director, Analytics and Information Management, Ministry of Health, Singapore
  • Kirill Petropavlov - AI Director, Bank of Singapore, Singapore
  • Guilhem Vincens - Head of Change and Innovation - APAC, ABN AMRO Bank N.V, Singapore
  • Anthony Lim - Board Member/Advisor, The Centre Of Strategic Cyberspace + International Studies, Singapore

World AI Show will feature powerful keynotes, panel discussions, technology use-cases, applied AI solutions and the latest go-to-market innovations. Set in an interactive online environment, participants can also engage with speakers in Q&A sessions and network with solution providers in virtual exhibition booths, private consultation rooms and private networking rooms.

World AI Show, Singapore is officially sponsored by;

Platinum Sponsor - Tech Data and Dataiku[2][3]

Gold Sponsors - AspireNxt[4]

Exhibitors - NeoSOFT Technologies and BCS Technology International[5][6]

Other partners include; Supporting Partner: Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore and Cyber Youth Singapore; Association Partner – Artificial Intelligence Society of Hong Kong; PR Partner – PR Newswire Asia[7][8][9][10]

About World AI Show

World AI Show is a thought-leadership-driven, business-focused, global series of events taking place in strategic locations across the world. It connects top AI experts, enterprises, government representatives, data scientists, technology leaders, startups, investors, researchers, academicians, and global AI innovators – to discuss the impact of AI on commercial applications and the revolutionary ways it can transform businesses and government functions.

Register here for free pass: https://singapore.worldaishow.com/free-pass-registration[11]

For further details about the announcement, please contact:

Kannan RCorporate Communications Manager Tresconmarketing@tresconglobal.com[12]

Photo - https://photos.prnasia.com/prnh/20201012/2946436-1?lang=0[13]

References

  1. ^ Vmeets (vmeetsworld.com)
  2. ^ Tech Data (asia.techdata.com)
  3. ^ Dataiku (www.dataiku.com)
  4. ^ AspireNxt (www.aspirenxt.com)
  5. ^ NeoSOFT Technologies (www.neosofttech.com)
  6. ^ BCS Technology International (www.bcstechnology.com.au)
  7. ^ Royal Danish Embassy in Singapore (singapore.um.dk)
  8. ^ Cyber Youth Singapore (www.cyberyouth.sg)
  9. ^ Artificial Intelligence Society of Hong Kong (aisociety.hk)
  10. ^ PR Newswire Asia (en.prnasia.com)
  11. ^ https://singapore.worldaishow.com/free-pass-registration (bit.ly)
  12. ^ marketing@tresconglobal.com (www.prnasia.com)
  13. ^ https://photos.prnasia.com/prnh/20201012/2946436-1?lang=0 (photos.prnasia.com)

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