iAxil is pleased to continue our series of cozy-casual lunchtime talk with Zwee, Founder and CEO of Savant Degrees, a Digital Innovation Studio based out of Singapore.
“Brick and Mortar” was a term used regularly in comparison to e-Commerce businesses during the dotcom era. This term is rarely used these days. But there are still such companies and some of them are adopting disruptive technologies and innovations. Embracing digital innovations and making it the heart of your business is now core to staying relevant in this day and age.
In this talk, Zwee will discuss:
– Trends that are fast-forwarding the digital revolution
– Changes in companies’ strategies and approaches
– What you need to do to stay relevant
Registration is on a first-come-first-serve basis, limited to 30 seats per session. Please reserve your seats by sending an email to events@iaxil.net.
Date/Time: 27 June 2012 (Wednesday), 12 noon to 1.30 pm
Venue: iAxil @ The Franklin, Singapore Science Park 1, #02-12/25, S(118223)
Zwee started his career in software development in 1999. His entrepreneurial and technology background have allowed him to consult and develop innovative digital solutions for companies like Kyocera Mita, Crumpler, Telkom Indonesia and many other companies. Brands that he has worked with include Nike, Converse, Sony, Vodafone, Banyan Tree and Standard Chartered.
Zwee has a degree in Computing from NUS and was in Stanford University doing a Master Degree Program in Management Science where he decided to leave the program early and start Savant Degrees to be fully immersed in building successful technology businesses and products.
Note: Details and copy for this event are provided by the organizers.
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