Asia’s accelerating digital transformation has created an environment of unprecedented interconnection, and unprecedented vulnerability. Threats now move quickly across borders, clouds, and supply chains, exposing both large enterprises and SMEs to risks that often stem from the simplest gaps: weak authentication, exposed remote access, and misconfigured systems.
In the Asia Tech Podcast’s conversation with Peter Man, General Manager for Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau at Red Hat, we explored the complex landscape of digital transformation in Hong Kong and how open source technology plays a pivotal role in its future.
In a dynamic conversation with Jayne Chan, Head of Startups at Invest Hong Kong, I had the privilege of exploring the intricacies of Hong Kong’s startup landscape. Our discussion touched on the city’s role as a financial hub, the impact of global talent, and the evolving tech environment that continues to shape its entrepreneurial ecosystem.
“I think Hong Kong is a very special city. I think the spirit of the people, it’s been a very entrepreneurial city over whatever, 100 plus years…Hong Kong, at the end day also has a good capital markets environment, for fundraising, especially for companies that have good traction and whatnot, I think it’s a great place to track capital.” – Christopher Yu
The Asia Tech Podcast hosted Christopher Yu, the President and CFO at KPay Group. Chris shared his journey from investment banking to the entrepreneurial sector, highlighting his transition from a generalist in the corporate realm to embracing more entrepreneurial challenges. It was a really cool conversation.
Get ready to be inspired by this episode of the Asia Tech Podcast with Sheldon Li as we embark on a transformative journey through the founding of Buyandship and its focused purpose of helping people buy products from anywhere and making the entire experience feel like shopping locally. This episode is packed with wisdom, innovation, and the remarkable story of Buyandship.
Asia Tech Podcast welcomed Dennis Keller, the CEO of Seaplane Asia, back to the Michael Waitze Media platform, to talk about the exciting developments in his business.
Asia Tech Podcast was excited to have Gene Yu back on the platform. Gene is the Founder of BlackPanda, Asia’s premier digital forensics and cyber incident response firm. BlackPanda recently announced a $15 mm Series A raise. I wanted to have Gene on to talk about the significance of the raise for BlackPanda, particularly amid a difficult fundraising environment.
Asia Tech Podcast recorded an interesting conversation with Paul Jackson, Regional Managing Director of APAC Cyber Security & Investigations at Kroll. Kroll leverages its unique insights, data, and technology to help clients stay ahead of complex demands.
We wanted to have a discussion about "The Metaverse for the Masses" and we could not have asked for two better guests. Andy Tian, the CEO of Asia Innovations Group and Alvin Wang Graylin, the China President at HTC, have not only known each other since their days...
The Asia Tech Podcast was joined by Jacky Lai, the CEO at Peeba, which is "Reinventing the supply chain for independent retailers in Asia". Some of the topics that Jacky discussed: Growing up in Canada Starting an eCommerce company while studying at Emory University...