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Government urged to work with businesses to lift economic growth
Bangkok Post
|November 22, 2025
The public and private sectors must work on three key areas collaboratively, according to Metinee Jongsal-iswang, country managing partner of Deloitte Thailand.
Speaking during a panel discussion at the Bangkok Post Economic Forum 2025 yesterday, she said the first area for businesses to focus on is optimising their operating models.
While cost cutting can help entrepreneurs in turbulent times, Ms Metinee emphasised redesigning operating models to capture values with fewer friction points.
Second, she said businesses should leverage technologies to be a growth multiplier, as tech is now mandatory.
According to Deloitte's CEO survey of companies in Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation nations, 60% of them have applied artificial intelligence (AI) in two or more of their business functions.
Dit verhaal komt uit de November 22, 2025-editie van Bangkok Post.
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