• KPMG in Thailand’s Consulting Practice offers comprehensive consulting services to help companies in Thailand with digital transformation.
  
  
• Study reveals that the most significant technologies that will play key roles in consumer and enterprise markets in the next three years are cloud, IoT, mobile, D&A, AI and Robotics.
  
  
• KPMG in Thailand recently partnered with KPMG in Japan to acquire expertise in AI, Robotics, D&A, IoT and Cyber Crime prevention.

 

With rapid changes to business landscapes caused by disruptive technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Robotics and Internet of Things (IoT), companies find it increasingly fundamental to adopt and successfully integrate these new technologies into their businesses. According to KPMG’s ‘The Changing Landscape of Disruptive Technologies’ study, there are key technologies that have been given more focus by businesses; in both consumer and enterprise markets.

 

In Consumer Markets, KPMG reveals that future indispensable technologies are cloud, mobile service, Data and Analytics (D&A) and Internet of Things (IoT), with countries like Japan being the lead adopters of many of these new technologies. 

 

For Enterprise Markets, cloud, IoT, mobile and D&A will continue to drive unprecedented business transformation opportunities. More focus is also being given to robotics and AI as the key technologies reshaping enterprise markets in the next three years.

 

“The alignment of technology and people investments to allow the redeployment of a workforce to its highest and best use, and to solve previously unsolvable problems, is key for companies to succeed in the future. IoT and D&A are enabling enterprises to have new insights about their supply chain and customers’ experience in real time,” says Richard Hanley, Advisory Leader, Technology, Media & Telecommunications, KPMG in the U.S.

 

What does this mean for companies in Thailand and ASEAN? According to KPMG in Thailand’s CEO Winid Silamongkol: “embracing these new and disruptive technologies does not simply require a few simple changes. It requires an enterprise-wide transformation. These new technologies will provide growth to businesses only if they are fully optimized and adapted into the company’s orchestrated strategy and operations. This is where KPMG in Thailand’s Consulting Practice can help businesses in Thailand successfully and seamlessly integrate new technologies into their business operations.” 

 

KPMG in Thailand, backed by a wealth of knowledge and experience from global KPMG counterparts, provides a full range of advisory services to help companies in Thailand to adapt and leverage these new technologies to the fullest potential to grow their businesses. KPMG in Thailand’s Consulting Practice focuses on operational efficiency and performance to improve clients’ businesses at all stages of an organization’s lifecycle, helping clients to tackle a minefield of challenges: digital transformation, stringent regulation, cost pressures, increased competition, cyber-crimes, and not to mention striving to meet their own growth agenda. 

 

Now with increased expertise and service offerings in key disruptive technologies such as robotics, AI, IoT, D&A and cyber-crime prevention, KPMG in Thailand partners with KPMG in Japan to assist companies in Thailand to achieve successful digital transformation thereby reshaping their competitive strengths.

KPMG in Thailand, with more than 1,500 professionals offering audit, tax, and advisory services, is a member firm of the KPMG network of independent firms affiliated with KPMG International Cooperative (“KPMG International”), a Swiss entity.

Ploi Phayakvichien
Tel: 02 677 2034
Email: ploi@kpmg.co.th