Myanmar’s first Leadership Talk on the Intelligence Economy concludes

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GUSTO College successfully hosted Myanmar’s first Leadership Talk on The Intelligence Economy, delivering a dynamic and insightful platform for knowledge-sharing and cross-industry dialogue.
The event brought together leading voices from various industries to explore how Artificial Intelligence (AI) and data are transforming today’s economic landscape.
Attendees gained valuable insights into how the Intelligence Economy is reshaping business models, decision-making, and future workforce demands.
The programme commenced with an opening speech by Professor Dr Win Htein Win, and it was followed by a keynote address by Professor Dr Aung Tun Thet.
The panel discussion featured distinguished industry leaders: MTB Bank CEO Dr Win Lwin, U9 CEO Caroline Yin Yin Htay, Founder and Chairman of Myanmar Information Technology Dr Tun Thura Thet, Chief Digital Operations Officer of A Bank U Bo Bo Zin, and Mandalay Technology Managing Director Dr Zaw Naing.
Panellists shared practical insights, real-world experiences, and strategic perspectives on AI adoption, digital transformation, and innovation across industries, followed by an interactive Q&A session. —MT/ZN

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