Huawei’s 4 Big Thailand Projects. My Interview with CEO Abel Deng. (Tech Strategy – Podcast 113)

In this podcast, Jeffrey Towson interviews Abel Deng, CEO of Huawei Thailand, about Huawei’s four big projects in Thailand. Deng discusses the importance of digital infrastructure in Thailand’s economic development and how Huawei is helping to build the country’s digital future. The four projects are:

Building a 5G network in Thailand
Developing a smart city in Bangkok
Investing in education and training
Supporting the development of startups

My Interview with Abel Deng, CEO of Huawei Thailand (1 of 2)

I visited the Huawei headquarters in Bangkok and interviewed Thailand CEO Abel Deng. It was a fascinating discussion and it really got me thinking about two questions: What is the next generation of digital infrastructure going to look like in SE Asia? What new digital businesses will this make possible? I’ve written a lot about […]

Snowflake, Confluent and 4 Types of Coordination Platforms (Tech Strategy – Podcast 112)

In this podcast, Jeffrey Towson discusses the four types of coordination platforms: communication, data intelligence, team projects, and operational automation. He also talks about Snowflake and Confluent, two companies that are leading the way in the data intelligence space. Towson argues that coordination platforms are becoming increasingly important in the digital economy, as they help businesses to collaborate more effectively and efficiently.

Kroger and Part 2 on the External View and Base Rates (Asia Tech Strategy – Podcast 111)

In this podcast, Jeffrey Towson discusses the importance of the external view and base rates in investing. He uses Kroger as an example of a company that can be viewed externally, and he discusses the common metrics for base rates. Towson argues that investors should use the external view and base rates to identify companies that are undervalued and have the potential for growth.

An Intro to ANE Logistics and Franchised Physical Networks (Asia Tech Strategy – Podcast 110)

ANE Logistics is a Chinese logistics company that uses a franchise model to operate a network of warehouses and trucks. The company’s founder, Jeff Towson, argues that ANE’s model has several advantages over traditional logistics companies. First, it allows ANE to scale more quickly and efficiently. Second, it gives ANE access to a wider range of talent and expertise. Third, it allows ANE to provide a more personalized level of service to its customers.