Value Creation Economy
In the increasingly competitive global market, countries are facing threats of mass production-based economy that relies on cheap labour to produce products of similar quality. For Thailand, do we have a choice? Continue to play a losing game of mass production by trying to cut costs, or increase margins through technology and automation which is currently popular and creates economic growth but risks higher unemployment for unskilled workers? Or build an economy that is based on creating value, not just adding value?

To stay competitive, understanding where, how and why value is created is the most effective way to identify which of our activities and assets are distinctive enough to provide a platform for sustainable and profitable growth.

This symposium aims to acquire new insights that will help Thailand not only survive, but strive in the 21st century. Put Value Creation first!

 
 
13.00 - 14.30 hrs.    
14.30 - 17.30 hrs.    
 
 

 
 
Auditorium, TCDC
 
   
 

Mr. Keita Nishiyama
Visiting Professor, Graduate School of Public Policy, Chuo University

   

How "Value Creation" helped the Japanese government un-stuck their economic problems?
Macro perspectives and some micro evidences.
Mr. Ruben Toral
Group Marketing Director
Bumrungrad International

   

Value Creation on the Most Valuable Asset: Life!

Mr. Taketoshi Sato
Entrepreneur
WISE • WISE, an inspired Japanese lifestyle one-stop interior service shop

   

Secret Revealed: Value Sourcing to Enrich the Urban Lifestyle

Mr. Richard Pyvis
Deputy Chief Executive Officer, CLSA Hong Kong, one of the top brokerage houses in the Asiamoney polls.

   

Value Creation in Public and Private Organizations: the Drives of Professions and Passions
 
     
 
17.30 – 18.00 hrs.
18.00 – 19.15 hrs.
 
   
 
Gallery 2, TCDC
 
     
 
Mr. Yves Behar
Industrial Designer
Founder of Fuseproject

   

Multi-Disciplinary Design: The Marriage of Emotion and Technology
 
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