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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

Monthly of   December  2025     
     
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[   January  2015 ]
icon Iranian market

Iran is one of the most interesting export destinations with high potential for expansion of Thai natural rubber and related product industry. Iran has a total population of around 80 million. It has a rich abundance of natural resources. Iran shares the border with Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Azerbaijan and CIS countries with a total population of hundred millions, making Iran a center of distribution of goods to neighboring countries. Key Thai export goods to Iran comprise of rice, TV, air cond...

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[   December  2014 ]
icon Rubber scenario in 2015

 

It is expected that rubber scenario in 2015 is still in low gear amid the slowing global economy caused by low global inflation rate and crude oil price, which has declined from 115 $/barrel in June 2014 to 79.6 $/barrel in November 2014, or 30% down, resulting in the decline of energy price, which accounts for 10-15% of inflation rate calculation. With weak demand of other commodities mainly caused by weak demand from China, the largest consumer, global inflation rate was furthe...

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[   November  2014 ]
icon Development of TRA’s Website and Journal
Established in 1951, the Thai Rubber Association (TRA) has been in the operation for 63 years, currently comprising of 57 member companies. As a not-for-profit entity, TRA’s administration is based on the principle of transparency and good governance, aiming at protecting and striving for interests of the member and rubber trade sector as a whole. TRA plays a significant role in cooperating with both public and private...
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[   October  2014 ]
icon The Role of ASEAN Rubber Business Council

 

The ASEAN Rubber Business Council, formerly known as the ASEAN Rubber Business Club was founded on 23 October 1992 in Jakarta, Indonesia under the sponsorship of four natural rubber producing and trading nations in the ASEAN region, namely Rubber Association of Indonesia (GAPKINDO); the Malaysian Rubber Exchange (MRE); the Rubber Trade Association of Singapore (RTAS); and the Thai Rubber Association (TRA) in order to exchange market information, to consult an...

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[   September  2014 ]
icon Rubber price situation

 

Rubber price volatility in the world market is subject to market mechanism such as demand - supply and global economy. Rubber price has steadily continued its decline since October 2011, affecting all sectors involved, especially farmers of over one million families, accounting for over 6 million people, including entrepreneurs. The falling rubber price is expected to have been caused by concerns over the impact of the debt crisis in Europe, Chinese restriction of economic growth...

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