BANGKOK — Cisco and Thailand are collaborating on a framework for digitization across the country to “accelerate” Thailand’s digital and creative economies.
The framework will be under Cisco’s Country Digital Acceleration (CDA) program and also power an “inclusive recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic,” according to Cisco last month.
The framework was introduced at a hybrid event attended by several officials from Thailand and Cisco.
Cisco’s CDA team collaborates with governments to accelerate their national digitization agendas and deliver services to their citizens faster and more effectively.
The CDA program in Thailand is aligned with the government’s Thailand 4.0 initiative, which is aimed at triggering a new wave of economic growth in the country. It aims to build the country’s competitive advantage with a focus on key technologies to enhance productivity, quality, and innovation in key sectors across the country.
Cisco’s CDA program in Thailand will focus on three key areas: digital acceleration of local enterprises; technology and business innovation; and digitization of national infrastructure. These areas will be underpinned by a focus on cybersecurity. Through the strategic pillars, Cisco said it intends to invest its technologies, infrastructure, tools, knowledge, and expertise to “empower crucial stakeholders to enact their digital transformation plans.”
The CDA program in Thailand will drive various initiatives, with specific focus on the following areas:
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“We are focused on ensuring that we continue to lead the way in the post-pandemic future, which will be led by digital adoption, technology, and innovation,” said Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn, Thailand’s minister of digital economy and society.
“To fully leverage the potential of a digital future, all stakeholders will be the key players. We are delighted to work together with Cisco to launch their CDA program in the country. This is a significant step in making our digital future a reality.”
Taveewat Chantaraseno, managing director of Cisco Thailand, said over the past two years, digital interactions and cloud-first models have “become the default for businesses across Thailand, driven in large part by the pandemic.”
“Businesses have seen first-hand the opportunities that digital adoption can create,” Chantaraseno said. “That, coupled with the government’s focus on Thailand 4.0, means there has never been a better time for public-private partnership to realize the country’s digitization agenda.”
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