SCG presents artificial intelligence corporate strategy at Forbes CEO conference
Industrial group SCG presented enterprise artificial intelligence strategies at the Forbes Global CEO Conference 2026 in Singapore detailing operational workflows for changing international business environments
On 20 October 2026, Thammasak Sethaudom, President and CEO of SCG, participated in a panel discussion at the Forbes Global CEO Conference 2026. The conference, themed "Faster Turns, Breaking Limits," brought together business leaders from various industries to discuss the challenges and opportunities of a rapidly changing business world.
Sethaudom emphasized the need for long-term business growth through the adoption of innovation, automation, and technology in both business operations and working models. He provided the example of Low Carbon Cement, a project where SCG applied low-carbon innovation and technology to boost the competitiveness of Thailand's cement industry and meet customer demand for environmentally friendly products.
SCG shared its perspectives on innovation and AI at the conference, which aimed to facilitate an exchange of views on the economy, business trends, and international collaboration. The conference took place in Singapore on 7-8 October 2026, with SCG representing the Thai business community.
According to Sethaudom, rapid changes in the business landscape necessitate organizations to adapt in terms of technology, mindset, and working models. Innovation extends beyond adopting new technologies; it also involves adjusting working models to ensure teams can collaborate more efficiently. Low Carbon Cement serves as an example, with SCG combining external knowledge and in-house research to accelerate development and scale-up for commercial production.
This initiative addresses the demand for green products and strengthens the competitiveness of the domestic cement industry.
Plans for expansion into Vietnam and Indonesia are underway. At the Forbes Global CEO Conference 2026, SCG engaged in discussions with business leaders from China and India, addressing topics such as innovation, AI, technology, and adapting mindsets and working models to keep pace with a changing business landscape and competition across ASEAN.
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