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   AI and Digital Technologies for Business Transformation
At present, digital technology is a focal point of global attention, particularly within the business sector. Leading organizations recognize that these technologies are critical drivers of operational success and industrial competitiveness in the modern era. Many of us are likely familiar with the term 'Artificial Intelligence' (AI), which refers to computer-based processing systems, robotics, machinery, and various electronic devices capable of advanced data analysis. These capabilities stem from research and development in computational intelligence, enabling systems to learn from data, images, and language; recognize patterns; perform analytical reasoning; and predict and respond to situations in a manner similar to the human brain. Furthermore, AI significantly enhances cognitive capacity, allowing it to manage complex problems or perform repetitive tasks in place of humans with greater speed and maximum efficiency. AI supports business operations in several key areas: 1) enhancing the precision of Personalized Marketing; 2) analyzing customer behavior through Facial Recognition; 3) advancing the future of logistics with Robotics, such as the use of delivery drones; 4) optimizing Warehouse Management; and 5) driving Product Development to better meet customer needs. Selecting the appropriate AI solutions for specific business opportunities will enable organizations to emerge as market leaders, even amidst the current economic slowdown. Furthermore, other technologies such as Blockchain and Big Data stand ready to complement and ensure sustainable business development.

AI has assumed a critical role across various businesses and industries, with its influence on both professional operations and daily life expected to grow even further in the digital future. To prepare for this new industrial revolution, it is essential to understand the key technologies driving adaptation. These include Machine Learning and Big Data Platforms for data analysis and prediction; AI-optimized Hardware for specialized processing; and Decision Management systems that simplify complex problem-solving. Furthermore, advanced tools such as Deep Learning, Natural Language Processing (NLP), Speech Recognition and Synthesis, and Robotic Process Automation (RPA) are becoming fundamental to business evolution.

In conclusion, the core benefits of integrating AI lie in enhancing efficiency, boosting productivity, and creating new business capabilities. AI serves as a powerful analytical partner, streamlining project tracking, elevating work quality, and reducing errors while improving human resource management. It is important to emphasize that this technology is not intended to replace humans; rather, it empowers us to focus our time on higher-value tasks. By strategically applying these technologies, your business will be well-positioned for continuous development and sustainable growth.

Mr. Veerasith Sinchareonkul
President
The Thai Rubber Association

主席观点   December  2025     
     
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[   August  2022 ]
icon The Role of Thailand in the International Rubber Association (IRA)
The International Rubber Association (IRA) was inaugurated in Ottawa, Canada on September 24, 1971, through the cooperation of rubber associations in both producing and consuming countries. Currently, the IRA consists of 20 members from 13 countries. The Thai Rubber Association is one of the initial members and a member of the Management Committee. With a term of 2 years, IRA is led by 8 Management Committee members, 4 of which are member associations f...
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[   July  2022 ]
icon Central Bank Adjustment Amid COVID-19 Crisis
A central bank is a public institution established to act as the center for the financial operations of a country. For Thailand, the institution that takes a role as a central bank is the Bank of Thailand (BOT). The roles and responsibilities of BOT are to print and issue banknotes and other security documents; to promote monetary stability and formulate monetary policies; to manage the BOT's assets; to provide banking facilities to the government and a...
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[   June  2022 ]
icon Enforcement of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Measure of the EU
The Thai Rubber Association has monitored the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) Measure of the EU. In a session held on 22 June 2022, the European Parliament (EP) voted to adopt draft legislation for the EU CBAM as proposed by the Commission on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) on 21 December 2021. 

The news report states that CBAM will extend the originally ...
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[   May  2022 ]
icon Thailand's Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 (PDPA) Impact
The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) B.E. 2562 (2019) is the data protection law that protects citizens’ (or data subjects) personal data and gives them their right to privacy. It establishes the appropriate security and safety standards for personal data protection. Additionally, the data will be used according to the consent that the owner of the personal information is permitted by law. The Personal Data Protection Act B.E. 2562 was published on...
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[   April  2022 ]
icon Rubber Expo 2021 “City of Rubber Innovation”
Natural rubber is a significant economic crop in Thailand. Since 1991, Thailand has been the world’s top producer and exporter of natural rubber. In 2021, Thailand had tapping areas of 3.50 million hectares with a yield of 5.17 million tons, 925,808 tons for domestic consumption, and 4.18 million tons for export (Rubber Division of the Department of Agriculture). Most rubber plantations, as well as rubber processing factories, are in the south of Thai...
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