Ecosystm Connect: Seeing AI in Action: From Business Challenges to Enterprise Adoption

AI is opening up possibilities that many enterprises have not yet considered. Yet technology leaders can spend so much time working around legacy platforms, infrastructure, and processes that they risk narrowing their view of what AI could actually enable.

“We can spend so much time making AI work with our existing technology that we lose sight of what we could build if we started with what’s possible today.”
Chief Digital Officer, Telecom Provider, Singapore

This session looks at how organisations can address the practical barriers to making those possibilities real. It brings together three different perspectives: building trustworthy AI and the foundations needed to take it into production; securing access as AI becomes more autonomous; and applying AI to real business workflows and customer interactions.

Rather than another discussion about AI’s potential, the focus will be on the problems being solved, the approaches being taken, and what these examples reveal about moving AI from experimentation into the enterprise.

Powered by the Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) Accreditation and Spark Programmes, the session brings enterprise technology and data leaders together with innovators from Singapore’s technology ecosystem for a candid, peer-to-peer discussion.

Three takeaways

  1. Building AI that works in the enterprise
    The data, development and technology foundations needed to build and deploy AI applications.
  2. Managing access as AI becomes autonomous
    The security and control challenges when AI agents interact with systems, data and applications.
  3. Making AI useful in real workflows
    How organisations are applying AI to business processes and customer interactions, and the practical issues that shape adoption.

Come prepared to challenge assumptions, explore what others are building and what it could mean for your organisation.

IMDA is the Infocomm Media Development Authority, a statutory board of the Singapore government that drives the nation’s digital transformation by building digital infrastructure, fostering innovation, and regulating the infocomm and media sectors. It acts as an economic developer, regulator, and social leveller to build Singapore into a global digital metropolis. Key functions include promoting data protection through the Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC), developing a skilled digital workforce, and ensuring a trusted digital ecosystem.

Sash Mukherjee

VP Industry Insights, Ecosystm

Tan Wee Keong

Deputy Director, Enterprise Ecosystem Development, IMDA

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