Dell held the inaugural Dell EMC Forum (DEF) on September 26, 2017, in Shangri-La BGC, during the anniversary month of Dell Technologies. For this event, Dell EMC execs and leading tech experts discussed cutting-edge solutions for the consumer’s ‘digital transformation journey’.
Specifically, they tackled research dealing in emerging technologies. Here, they foresaw the shifting relationship of humans and machines. From a more user-object relationship, humans and machines seem to swiftly move towards an immersive partnership. The theme for this inaugural forum, “Realize’, applies towards the future of IT infrastructure and automated IT services.
(L-R) Ronnie Latinazo, Country General Manager, Dell EMC Philippines; Pang Yee Beng, Senior Vice President, Commercial Business, South Asia & Korea, Dell EMC; and Managing Director, Dell Malaysia; Dindo Marzan, Managing Director of Hatch, the Digital Transformation (DX) group of Voyager Innovations, Inc.; Samuel “Chips” Guevarra, Executive Director, PhilDev
“The new digital era today is really the next industrial revolution where data becomes the main driver. This ruthlessly redraws the business landscape in the Philippines. Yet, this monumental change is rich with opportunities,” said Ronnie Latinazo, Country General Manager, Dell EMC Philippines. “We are bringing these experts and showcase to help IT stakeholders in the Philippines rethink their business processes to become more agile, flexible, innovative, user-oriented and customer focused, and demonstrate how technology plays a fundamental role to help them achieve this”
DEF 2017 will host a total of 21 breakout sessions that will focus on three key topics: Digital Transformation, IT Transformation, and Workforce Transformation. In particular, these sessions will discuss essential elements in growing these aspects of the business. Fresh insights and best practices will be shared in order for businesses to modernize their digital infrastructure.
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