Leading the Charge: How to Implement Generative AI in SMEs

Teamworking colleagues using AI neural networks modeled after human brain

Leading the Charge: How to Implement Generative AI in SMEs in Singapore

by Boon Chong LIM, Kumaran RAJARAM, and Yew Tung BOEY

In our first article of this series, “Unlocking the Power of Generative AI: Transforming Marketing for SMEs in Singapore,” we explored the immense potential of Generative AI (GenAI) to transform marketing for small and medium enterprises (SMEs). But knowing the benefits is just the beginning. Incorporating GenAI into your business is not a strategy in itself—it is simply a tool to achieve your broader business goals. The true value of GenAI lies in how effectively you use it to drive meaningful outcomes, whether that’s improving customer engagement, streamlining your operations, or boosting efficiency. One of the key challenges lies in effectively implementing these GenAI tools within your business. In this guide, we will walk you through the steps to successfully lead your GenAI transformation. From setting clear goals to overcoming common challenges, you’ll learn how to implement GenAI to drive growth and efficiency of your processes.

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The Power of Generative AI

Unlocking the Power of Generative AI

Unlocking the Power of Generative AI: Transforming Marketing for SMEs in Singapore

by Boon Chong LIM, Yew Tung BOEY, and Kumaran RAJARAM

Are you running a small-medium enterprise (SME) in Singapore and feeling the pressure from competitors using advanced technologies to personalize marketing and engage customers? You have probably heard the buzz around Generative AI (GenAI) and its potential to transform marketing. This article will guide you through how GenAI can boost your marketing efforts and keep you competitive. First, let’s break down what GenAI really means.

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Digital Humans

 

The Future of Live Commerce 

by Xinlong Li

In 2021, the global live e-commerce market was valued at approximately USD 1.35 trillion and is forecasted to surge to USD 3.9 trillion by 2031, with a steady CAGR of 11.28% over the decade.  [1] This growth is underpinned by the dynamic evolution of the live commerce landscape, attracting a wave of young enthusiasts to the live streaming domain. These individuals are not just dabbling in broadcasting as a fleeting endeavour but are increasingly viewing it as a sustainable career path.

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Farmers as YouTubers

 

Influencers you have never heard of…….with 5 million followers

by Julien Cayla

When I talk to my Singaporean students about social media influencers, they quickly mention personalities such as Xiaxue, who is famous for her fashion and beauty routines, or Andrea Chong, a professional blogger who was also one of our students at NTU. When they think of influencers, my students imagine glamorous personalities talking about makeup, the latest restaurants, or traveling.

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