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Overview

Set to become the world’s 4th largest economic bloc by 2030, ASEAN is an economic powerhouse with immense potential for growth and development as the region’s annual GDP growth rates have surpassed world aggregates for the past decade. Supported by new and emerging technologies, enterprises and governments in the region are implementing various digital initiatives. Explore the digital transformation initiatives that governments and enterprises across different industries have implemented in various countries across ASEAN.

Indonesia

The largest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has relied on their abundance of natural resources to support her continuous economic growth in the past decades. The country is highly supportive of innovations and digitalisation to expand her economy.

Indonesia

Malaysia

Focused on diversifying her economy and enhancing productivity, Malaysia is creating a business environment that supports enterprises in various states within the country.

Philippines

Decades of structural reforms along with favorable demographics and a robust labour market, the Philippines has established a strong base for future growth.

Philippines

Singapore

The nation-state strives to establish their presence both regionally and internationally through initiatives in digitalisation and value-added services.

Thailand

A country reliant on agriculture and manufacturing, Thailand has invested heavily in enhancing infrastructure throughout the country in anticipation of future opportunities for economic growth.

Thailand

Vietnam

Vietnam is a key emerging economy experiencing exponential growth and development, supported by increasing rates of digitalisation, infrastructural and human capital development.

Latest Insights

Centre to be a base for innovation (Bangkok Post)

A Digital Innovation Centre spanning 40,000 square metres of space is planned for Thailand Digital [...]

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Takeaways from AIBP Insights Future Ready Financial Services: Building the Digital Core for Customer Engagement

TL;DR: Each customer journey has a distinct set of touchpoints across channels that must be [...]

15
Oct

Most ASEAN small businesses hit 50% digitization rate (Business World)

Small businesses in Southeast Asia, particularly those furthest along in their digital transformations, have expressed [...]

15
Oct

Takeaways from AIBP Insights Future Ready Financial Services: Hyper-Automation and Low Code as cornerstones of Financial Services Innovation

AIBP Insights is a series of closed-door regional roundtable discussions which are part of our [...]

15
Oct

KakaoBank’s push beyond Korea may benefit from messaging app popularity (S&P Global)

KakaoBank could target Thailand and Indonesia in its international plans, as these fast-growing economies are [...]

01
Oct

Building an AI-enabled Asean for the intelligent revolution (The Business Times)

Despite its reputation as a startup hub, South-east Asia is still in its infancy when [...]

01
Oct

Digital economy has potential for new industries, says Annuar Musa (The Star)

The digital economy has the potential to be the key driver in developing new industries [...]

01
Oct

Deal with South-east Asia on its own merit and seize the opportunities, Vivian Balakrishnan tells US (The Straits Times)

Minister for Foreign Affairs Singapore Dr Vivian Balakrishnan pointed out that South-east Asia was worth investing [...]

01
Oct

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Overview

Set to become the world’s 4th largest economic bloc by 2030, ASEAN is an economic powerhouse with immense potential for growth and development as the region’s annual GDP growth rates have surpassed world aggregates for the past decade. Supported by new and emerging technologies, enterprises and governments in the region are implementing various digital initiatives. Explore the digital transformation initiatives that governments and enterprises across different industries have implemented in various countries across ASEAN.

Indonesia

The largest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia has relied on their abundance of natural resources to support her continuous economic growth in the past decades. The country is highly supportive of innovations and digitalisation to expand her economy.