tech in asia singapore 2017

Sea has just filed papers for an IPO. “We think much more about where the open oceans are, as opposed to where it’s easy,” Nick Nash, group president of Sea, says.

Tech in Asia Singapore 2017 brought together 5387 tech lovers from 51 different countries. Here’s a quick breakdown of the numbers.

How does Park Euivin manage an engineering team spread across five countries and making dozens of products?

Missed our conference? Find out what #tiasg2017 was like from our attendees’ perspective.

Photo credit: Pixabay. In many ways, InMobi is an ideal model for Indian startups. It’s an Indian unicorn that has successfully gone global and – unlike many unicorns in the

“We [at Facebook] are seeing an incredible opportunity with the convergence of mobile and video.”

Dianrong didn’t become one of China’s fintech unicorns by having bad tech. The secret in their tech sauce, according to CTO Ling Kong? Legos.

Startup valuations are rarely about the bottom line. It’s not how much money you’re making, but how much you can make.

Also, think about what customers want. Think: “Hi, something is wrong with my shirt,” not “shipping returns”.

Seven startups entered the pitch battle at TIA Singapore 2017, but Swingvy emerged as the winner.