Thai government will use blockchain to tackle tax avoidance
Simultaneously, machine learning will be used in the fight against tax evasion by tracking tax fraud and creating more transparency.
Malaysian PM: Industry 4.0 adoption ‘boils down to knowledge on application’
The PM stated that the Fourth Industrial Revolution can address many issues concerning businesses, including the environment, health and safety of workforce, waste management, efficiency in managing supply chains, resources and delivery systems.
India ranks 2nd in companies adopting cybersecurity insurance
Over 56% of surveyed Indian firms predict cyber-threats and data breach activity will increase. Out of which, 80% of financial service firms expect the number of cyber-attacks will go up.
Hong Kong experts progress with digital certificate in Shandong
Development at inaugural China International Import Expo in Shanghai draws interest from senior mainland officials; once the green light is given, the whole of Shandong province will be open for the digital certificates.
Second Philippine microsatellite launched to space
Diwata-2 will orbit at a higher altitude of approximately 620km. It was developed with the mentorship and support of Japan’s Hokkaido University and Tohoku University. Diwata-2 is a pivotal precursor to the next phase of Philippine space technology, called the STAMINA4Space Program.
Hong Kong PolyU and UoW sign historical agreement for ocular research and tech
The two universities will work to establish a global Centre for Ocular Research and Development (CORD), and have broadly agreed on the three possible research areas under CORD: ageing eye, sight-saving technologies and the eye as a window to the brain.
Harnessing VR to attract minerals industry talent
Project LIVE-MM will focus on capturing key field sites and activities that convey core minerals industry skills and capabilities. It will function like a series of mini games or tasks within the virtual environment.
How New Zealand and the world can address cyberattacks
The price tag of cybercrime is currently NZ$ 600 billion annually and is expected to jump to NZ$ 6 trillion annually by 2021. National strategies, collaborations among businesses, and a wide debate about exposure to and risk of cyber insecurity are needed.
How digital tech influences Indonesian consumerism
It was observed that the increased spending on travel and consumer food services was strongly influenced by social media. Cashless payment has contributed in helping people spend with its convenience. Digital payments are expected to grow with the rise in the number of people owning smartphones.
