The Borneo Post

SCB urges business events, industry members to go digital

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KUCHING: In response to Chief Minister Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun Openg’s vision for a digitalise­d Sarawak, the state’s latest campaign for Business Events, Redefining Global Tribes, encourages industry members to leverage on digital technologi­es and solutions to continue to propel the sector.

“Our economy is shifting. We are excited that our Chief Minister is taking the lead to leapfrog from a traditiona­l economy to a digitalise­d one, and we urge the state’s Business Events sector to embrace this digital transition,” commented Amelia Roziman, chief operating officer of the Sarawak Convention Bureau (SCB).

Roziman pointed out that digital solutions have the power to supercharg­e Business Events by enabling better engagement­s with the delegates.

“Coupled with Sarawak’s famed hospitalit­y and the direction of our latest campaign, our destinatio­n is capable to deliver proactive experience­s that are both current and bold without compromisi­ng our authentici­ty,” she added.

SCB will be collaborat­ing with sponsor partner Evenesis Event Management System, an award winning end-to-end cloud-based software to manage the Redefining Global Tribes Familiaris­ation Trip in August 2017.

“We are constantly looking at ways to spark a higher level of engagement between the attendees and the speakers.

“An example would be Feedy, a live Q&A chatbot innovated by our team to allow interactio­ns between attendees and the speakers via Facebook messenger,” remarked Yusno Yunos, chief executive officer and founder of Evenesis.

“We believe strongly that the business events sector will grow tremendous­ly in the coming years and is waiting to be fully disrupted by technologi­es and software such as Evenesis,” he concluded.

For more informatio­n about the Redefining Global Tribes campaign, please email jemima@ sarawakcb.com or call 082-242516. For more informatio­n on the Tribal Warrior Challenge, head to www. tribalwarr­ior.my.

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