Taiwan Excellence to showcase "Internet of Things" Innovation in PH

On July 24 and 25, Taiwan Excellence together with Bureau of Foreign Trade (MOEA) and Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA) will be at the forefront of the Asia IoT Business Platform, Manila Mariott Hotel.

Taiwan Excellence highlights the best of Taiwan

The group will share the smart IoT solutions applicable to small, medium and enterprise businesses.

Taiwan Excellence to showcase "Internet of Things" Innovation in PH

Taiwan Excellence will bring partners with competence in networking, cloud data systems and communication solutions, by Accton Technology Corporation; data storage, industrial SSDs and other memory modules, by Apacer Technology Inc.; smart tools for education and lecture capture network for intuitive and sustainable learning, by AVer Information; industrial automation, energy management and smart cities, by ICP DAS; and computer-based applications for automation, computer telephony integration, networking appliances, and security systems, by IEI Integration Corporation. 

The partnerships with neighboring countries and varied businesses is an opportunity to develop a global center of tech entrepreneurship. It is in relation to Taiwan's commitment to be the hub of Asia and Silicon Valley.

Basically, Taiwan's main goal is to advocate innovation, improve employment rate and income distribution, and create more balanced regional development by leveraging on the immeasurable forward-looking behavior of many markets now.

Taiwan Excellence will also launch the first 2019 Taiwan Excellence Esports Cup in Manila on October 4 to 6, 2019 and Taiwan Expo in November, Davao City.

To recall, since the 1980s, Taiwan has been one of the pivots of the global economy for Information and Communications Technology (ICT). Thanks to partnerships with IT giants, the country became one of the largest sources of semiconductors, personal computing, mobile devices, broadband appliances, and display markets, which have provided for 16 percent of their GDP.  

Today, the age of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Internet of Things (IoT), Taiwan now as an inventive economy of intellectual property and innovators designed to drive new industries of the future worldwide.

In fact, over 95 percent of Taiwanese companies are small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) that have adapted ICT applications and domain knowledge in sectors of manufacturing, services, education, healthcare, transportation, logistics, e-commerce, smart living, green energy, and public services.