ACS Emerging and Deep Tech Webinar series: The Future of Data and Blockchain
Lim Hui Jie, Founder & Executive Director at VisionGroup will join us to discuss what the future of data and blockchain will look like
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About this event
We invite you to join our upcoming data webinar and hear from international blockchain expert and speaker, Lim Hui Jie.
The Future of Data and Blockchain. 90% of the world's data was created in just the last 3 years. Imagine how much data would be created in the next 5 years, 10 years or more. Data is the new gold and whoever controls data would be the new leaders and kingpins in the age of data and data supremacy. With the huge surge in data many companies are ill-equipped or just not ready to be able to handle data or even to capitalize upon data.
Key takeaways in this webinar:
- Technology trends, past, current and future
- What does data hold for us in the future and key technologies to be able to capitalize on data
- Trends, problems and more important opportunities for us in the coming age of data
- What technologies are important to be able to future proof and future ready ourselves
- Will blockchain change the world? Fact or fiction in our new age of data
- Why does all these matter to you?
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Speakers
At the age of 26, Hui Jie became one of the youngest Executive Directors of a London Listed Company. Today Hui Jie has sat on the Board of 3 listed companies and has successfully founded and listed his company onto the Australia Stock Exchange in 2015, achieving a market valuation over USD$230million.
Hui Jie obtained his EMBA via the EMBA Global-Asia Programme across 3 major financial cities of the world of Hong Kong, London and New York, with the course conducted by Columbia Business School, London Business School and the University of Hong Kong (ranked the top 3 EMBA programs globally by Financial Times). He also holds a Bachelor of Business and Commerce (specializing in Management and Marketing) from Monash University (Australia) where he graduated with the Monash Golden Key Award.
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