Technopreneurship trends in southeast asia
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This document provides an overview of technopreneurship trends in Southeast Asia. It discusses how technology is now integrated into all aspects of business and life. It then highlights several emerging technology areas like artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and the internet of things. It profiles some successful Southeast Asian tech startups in various sectors that have raised Series B and C funding. The document also notes challenges in the region like infrastructure gaps, cultural and income diversity between countries, and barriers to widespread tech adoption. It focuses on how Singapore is establishing itself as a regional technology and intellectual property hub through government and private sector initiatives. [/SUMMARY]
Technopreneurship trends in southeast asia
- 1. Technopreneurship trends in Southeast Asia Presented by: Clarence Phua, Managing Director -AQUUS Asia Know thy self, know thy enemy. A thousand battles, a thousand victories. - by Sun Tzu, Author of the ancient Chinese: Art of War systems
- 2. TECH IS EVERYWHERE; AND INEXTRICABLE FROM OUR LIVES AND BUSINESSES. Thus for any entrepreneur today, there must be some form of technopreneurship Advanced Analytics Artificial Intelligence Cloud Computing Cloud Service Providers High Performance Computing Internet of Things Machine Learning Network Transformation IT/PCs for Business Automotive Communications Education Energy Financial Services Healthcare Industrial Retail
- 6. 6 Inspired, but localized for Southeast Asia Siu Rui Quek of Carousell - Singapore Chang Wen Lai of Ninja Van - Singapore Leandro Leviste of Solar Philippines Philippines Iman Usman and Belva Devara of Ruangguru - Indonesia Benny Fajarai of Qlapa - Indonesia Sasha Tan of Favful - Malaysia Chee HauGoh and Nadhir Ashafiq of TheLorry - Malaysia Raeesa Sya, Bfab- Malaysia Ye Wint Ko of Bindez - Myanmar Lusarun Trumph Silpsrikul of Page365 - Thaliand These 20-somethings have dared to create promising businesses in a range of sectors, including ecommerce, logistics, mobile apps, and even renewable energy. Series B & C raised amongst them ranged from US1.5mil-100mil Rising tech-stars in the Region
- 7. 7 Disparities of Development With Vietnam and Philippines earmarked as the high-growth markets, Southeast Asia is poised to be the limelight for new investments. Infrastructure and geographic gaps posed challenges for widespread of tech advancements Matured economy such as Singapore vs largely emerging markets
- 8. 8 Singapore establishing as the Regional IP Hub IP ValueLab, the enterprise engagement arm of the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore, aims to help businesses compete globally through providing solutions to capture value from their intangible assets. Makara Innovation Fund Makara Capitals Innovation Fund (MIF) invests in small-to-mid cap companies that demonstrate proven and defensible intellectual property/technology and attractive pan-Asian growth potential, supporting their strategic developmental objectives including innovation and internationalisation. Leveraging Singapore as a choice hub, MIF deploys an interregional approach in (i) sourcing innovative companies with globally competitive technologies and solutions, and (ii) fostering organic and M&A strategies to accelerate portfolio company growth. The Funds sector focus includes: urban solutions (logistics, security, waste management, etc.), advanced technologies (AI, big data, cyber- security, nanotech, etc.), fintech, alternative energy, healthcare and bio-med. by the Intellectual Property Office of Singapore (IPOS) and home-grown private equity firm, Makara Capital
- 12. 12 Digital Adoption in SE Asia Mobile adoption in Asia is far ahead of the West, and SE Asia marks the highest rate Asia has four of the top 10 markets when it comes to smartphone adoption. Singapore and South Korea are tied for 4th place at (91%) Malaysia, Vietnam, Thailand and Philippines are also very high
- 14. 14 The Challenge is User Retention, and the Solution is Engagement & Experience The average Android app loses 77% of its daily active users (DAUs) within the first three days after the install, and 90% within the first 30 days
- 15. MOVING INTO BRICK-AND-MORTAR, SIGNALING THE DAWN OF NEW RETAIL: OMNI-CHANNEL CUSTOMER EXPERIENCE Amazon.com Inc. will acquire Whole Foods Market Inc. for $13.7 billion, a bombshell of a deal that catapults the e- commerce giant into hundreds of physical stores and fulfills a long-held goal of selling more groceries. Over the past two years, Alibaba has invested as much as $8 billion in brick- and-mortar retailing, acquiring stakes in local supermarket chains while privatizing Chinese luxury mall Intime for $2.6 billion in January.
- 17. 17 SHOPPER OF ONE Unify in-store and online : Unify in-store and online shopping experiences and align all systems so that customers feel one seamless experience that traverses multiple channels, including a single unified inventory. Offer a single view: Deploy IT solutions that offer a single view of the shopper across the enterprise. Accurate understanding of shoppers: Build an accurate understanding of shoppers and unify customer data from both online and offline sources. Consistent Messaging and Interactions: Deliver consistent messages and maintain two-way conversations with shoppers that seamlessly span the shopper journey: physical store and all digital device types (PC, tablet, phone, wearables) without creating any friction for shoppers.
- 19. 19 Taking it on at the Frontline Unified Mobility Management Engagement and Interaction takes place right at the Frontline The Retail/Sales Touchpoint. With todays technology, we can deploy a One- Platform Device Management to ensure: Instant and Dynamic Content Consistent, yet tailored Interaction