4 & 5 July 2023
The InterContinental, Kuala Lumpur
Held annually since 2014, the ASEAN Innovation Business Platform (AIBP) Conference & Exhibition held in Malaysia is an in-market event designed for local enterprises and government agencies to ACCESS, ASSESS & ADVOCATE local digital transformation journeys
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Participant Snapshot
Company
Title
Classification
2023 Speakers
Kugan Thirunavakarasu
Chief Innovation Officer
Dato’ Ts. Dr Haji Amirudin
Abdul Wahab
Chief Executive Officer
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Keynote
4 July 2023
Yew Choong Chew
Chief Data Officer
Chua Jiun Yih
Chief Information Security Officer
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Readiness of Malaysia’s Data and Cybersecurity Ecosystem
4 July 2023
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Readiness of Malaysia’s Data and Cybersecurity Ecosystem
4 July 2023
Nurul Diana Intan Zafirah
Head, Programme Management Office
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Unveiling the Potential of Data
5 July 2023
Maimunah Jaffar
Director, Technology & Innovation
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Building Sustainable Smart Cities
4 July 2023
Alex Chi
General Manager, Group ICT and, Digital Transformation
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Building Sustainable Smart Cities
4 July 2023
Gaurav Bhasin
Chief Chief Strategy Officer and CEO Malaysia
Datuk Ir. Megat Jalaluddin bin
Megat Hassan
Chief Strategy and Ventures Officer
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Building Sustainable Smart Cities
4 July 2023
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Consumer-Centric Digital Transformation
5 July 2023
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The Fastest Path To Innovation
5 July 2023
Raja Teh Maimunah
Chief Executive Officer
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Consumer-Centric Digital Transformation
5 July 2023
Sazul Samsuri
Chief Technology Officer
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Spearheading Digital Banking Innovations in Malaysia
5 July 2023
Abdul Aziz Othman
Senior Vice President, Gas & Power
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Keynote
4 July 2023
Ahmad Kashfi Alwi (Ash)
Senior Vice President, Ecosystem Development
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The Fastest Path To Innovation
5 July 2023
Alex Ooi
Chief Information Security Officer
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Readiness of Malaysia’s Data and Cybersecurity Ecosystem
4 July 2023
Hasniza Mohamed
Director, Digital & Technology Innovation
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Building Sustainable Smart Cities
4 July 2023
Azleena Idris
Senior Director, Strategy & ESG
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Spearheading Digital Banking Innovations in Malaysia
5 July 2023
Yusri Mohamed
Chief Digital Officer
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Unveiling the Potential of Data
5 July 2023
Eric Quah
Country Manager, Malaysia
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Spearheading Digital Banking Innovations in Malaysia
5 July 2023
Mohan Veloo
Vice President, Solutions Consulting
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Readiness of Malaysia’s Data and Cybersecurity Ecosystem
4 July 2023
Mohammad Saiful Nidzam Ismail
Chief Engineer I
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Supply Chain Sustainability
4 July 2023
Loo Hoey Theen
General Manager, Marketing and Business Innovation
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Consumer-Centric Digital Transformation
5 July 2023
Francis Adrian Viernes
Assistant Vice President - Chief Data Scientist, Head of Data Analytics / Data Science
Anil Kumar Saha
Senior Vice President
Erik Looi
Chief Information Officer
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Supply Chain Sustainability
4 July 2023
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Building Sustainable Smart Cities
4 July 2023
Vik Waran
Regional Director
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Supply Chain Sustainability
4 July 2023
and more to come…
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Supply Chain Sustainability
4 July 2023
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Spearheading Digital Banking Innovations in Malaysia
5 July 2023
Paramjeet Gill
Director of Supplier
Quality Engineering
Datuk Dr. Mohd Yusoff Sulaiman
President and Chief Executive Officer
Datin Ts. Habsah Binti Nordin
Chief Data Officer
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Unveiling the Potential of Data
5 July 2023
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Keynote
4 July 2023
According to over 600 enterprise respondents, these are the top 5 Challenges to Digital Transformation in Malaysia
Malaysia Advisory Board 2023
Djoni Herlambang
Chief Technology Officer and Digital Transformation Officer
Datuk Idham Nawawi
Chief Executive Officer
Sim Ko Sin
Senior Vice President, ICT
Abdul Aziz bin Othman
Senior Vice President, Gas & Power; Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer, PETRONAS Gas Bhd
Alex Chi
General Manager, Group ICT and Digital Transformation
Azli Mohamed
Founder & Executive Director
Dato' Ts. Dr. Haji Amirudin Abdul Wahab
Chief Executive Officer
Nurul Diana Intan Zafirah
Head, Programme Management Officer
Prem Kumar Menon
Head, Enterprise Strategy
Wan Norman
Chief Risk Officer
Maimunah Jaffar
Director, Technology & Innovation
Yusri Mohamed
Chief Digital Officer
Rafiza Ghazali
Director Digital Banking
Manuel Zarauza Brandulas
Group Managing Director
Sam Majid
Chief Technology and
Innovation Officer
Mahadhir Aziz
Chief Executive Officer
Datuk Dr. Mohd Yusoff Sulaiman
President and
Chief Executive Officer
Datuk Ir. Megat Jalaluddin bin
Megat Hassan
Chief Strategy and Ventures Officer
Dr. YT Chin
Senior Director SSD Operations
Highlights from 2023 ASEAN Advisory Board Meetings
Bridging expectations for digital transformation - Thailand
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Enterprises know that technology works, but adoption is tied to the value end users see: solution providers need to understand the pain points of end-users (beyond IT/tech teams) in order to encourage adoption
Need to bridge technology and business, and rethink the value-add of people: enterprises are ready to co-work (and co-create) with tech providers through knowledge-sharing
A relook at technology investment costs and pricing: is there a possibility for investment-sharing (hence risk sharing) between technology provider and enterprises to ensure successes from the beginning?
Start-up solutions are novel, but sometimes need help to be able to address a real business case: enterprises are open to validate and ready them
Cybersecurity, Food Security and ESG Goals - Malaysia
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Cybersecurity is crucial for digital transformation success as organisations become more vulnerable to cyber threats.
Investing in proactive cybersecurity measures is essential for protecting digital assets and infrastructure.
Food security is a significant issue in Malaysia, and measures need to be taken to ensure the country's food supply remains secure and sustainable.
Integrating ESG goals into business operations and decision-making processes can provide long-term benefits beyond compliance.
Standardisation of ESG metrics and regulatory guidance is necessary to ensure consistent implementation across different companies and industries.
Value Optimisation for Enterprise Innovations - Philippines
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On deciding which digital capabilities to manage centrally to drive efficiencies, it is important to measure scalability in reducing the cost to serve, while managing time resources spent.
On increased cybersecurity risks, a centrally guided cybersecurity roadmap is crucial for conglomerates, with businesses at varying degrees of digital maturity. The discussion highlighted the importance of the minimum viable security product (MVSP), which establishes a baseline security checklist for effective cybersecurity management in the evolving digital landscape.
On enabling a hybrid work model. The shortage of skilled digital workers in the Philippines means that organisations that wish to hire these resources have to offer a hybrid work environment as table stakes. However the availability of technologies such as 3D modelling has also made previously resource intensive work such as maintaining remote sites more efficient. Several companies have also started exploring how to use generative AI to plug the gap. Philippines, with the youngest median age of 25.7 amongst the ASEAN-5, seems to be an an inflection point when it comes to the evolution of work culture
On conglomerates, business consolidation and the value it provides. Mergers and acquisitions are key tools to utilize in extracting value and the Philippines has seen its fair share of consolidation, especially within the banking industry. Discussions centred around creating effective shared services and utilizing scale for technology adoption.
Embracing Volatility, Maximising Value - Indonesia
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As businesses adjust to a post-pandemic world, they face a rise in digital service demand. Anteraja's CEO discusses the need for operational strategy adjustments. Healthcare companies seek innovation in customer outreach. Investing in technology and digital infrastructure is crucial for resilience and competitiveness.
Market volatility demands agile adaptation from businesses. Blue Bird Group's President Director, Pak Sigit Djokosoetono, highlights the impact of fluctuating supply and demand, evolving consumer behavior, and external factors like global politics and natural disasters. To succeed, enterprises must enhance productivity, manage costs, and embrace adaptability and agility. Predicting future demand is challenging amidst volatility. In healthcare, supply chain disruptions and inflation increase costs, but technology can help improve services and reduce expenses. By optimizing internal operations, businesses can maintain control while waiting for a better environment.
Investing in technology is no longer enough for success in today's business landscape. Enterprises need transparency and collaboration with tech providers to achieve desired outcomes. Transitioning to newer technology should consider long-term financing costs. Alliances with tech giants drive efficiency and productivity. Partnering with technology providers enhances business effectiveness.
2023 Finalists - Malaysia
The following companies and their respective digital projects were selected as Finalists of the AIBP ASEAN Enterprise Innovation Awards from Malaysia, 2023.
HLFG's Customer-Centric Approach to Financial Services
Hong Leong Financial Group
Creating a Future-Forward Digital Supply Chain Ecosystem
IOI Corporation Berhad
Revolutionizing Service Quality With Geospatial Technology
Malaysian Communications & Multimedia Commission
PETRONAS' Data-Driven Digital Transformation Journey
Petroliam Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS)
Building a Robust Data Infrastructure and Culture
PETRONAS Gas Berhad
AI to prevent suicides on the Penang Bridge
PLUS Malaysia Berhad
RHB's MyHome App: Redefining the Homeownership Journey
RHB Bank
End-to-End Solution for Seamless Automotive Customer Service
Sime Darby Auto Bavaria Sdn Bhd
Building a Smart Refinery with Autonomous Operation: Project ORION
Sime Darby Plantation Berhad
Digital Solution to Overcome Employee Training Challenges
Top Glove
Greener, Smarter Energy Landscape with Advanced Metering Infrastructure
Tenaga Nasional Berhad
3D Visualisation Technology for Training and Maintenance
Sarawak Energy Berhad
Streamlining Processes and Experiences in Real Estate through Digital Transformation
UEM Sunrise
Highlights from AIBP C&E Malaysia 2022
2022 Speakers
AIBP Malaysia over the years…
2016: MIMOS CEO shares his views of Malaysia’s Growing IoT Ecosystem
2016 AIBP Malaysia, 18 August 2016, Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur
2018 AIBP Malaysia, 23 April 2018, Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur
2019 AIBP Malaysia, 23 April 2019, Hotel Istana Kuala Lumpur
AIBP Activities in ASEAN
According to over 600 enterprise respondents, these are the technology investments being made
2023 Sponsors & Exhibitors
Gold Sponsors:
Silver Sponsor:
Exhibitors:
Pavilion Host:
Networking Host:
Past Sponsors & Exhibitors
A Showcase of Enterprise Innovation and Technology
AIBP Conference & Exhibitions are private, closed-door events. Each session within AIBP C&E is curated for a specific audience who are invited to attend based on inputs by our local stakeholders. Total attendance is capped at 600 over two days, which gives sufficient space for networking and discussions. At the same time, the number of exhibiting companies and sponsors are also capped to allow for an optimal mix of participants. Local enterprises and government agencies form >70% of our attendees and we design the programs for them.
ADVOCATING - Leading Innovation Case Studies
Presentations by Innovation Leaders
Each conference will have an over arching theme which will be broken down into 6-8 sessions across the two day Conference & Exhibition:
General sessions which discuss technology types and updates from local government agencies around local roadmaps
Industry specific sessions, with presentations from local enterprises, governing bodies, technology solution providers and international case studies
Private Workshops & Networking Sessions
Several breakouts, in the form of private workshops and networking sessions, will also be conducted to provide a more in-depth discussion of a specific topic/technology
2-3 hour technical workshops
Hour-long private networking session to be hosted during a meal break at the conference
Pre-arranged one-on-one meetings onsite to establish relationships with partners and clients
