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5 star Hotels with weekly and monthly rates for December
just give her a good seeing to , that should shut her up, never give in to demands -
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Report Cannabis Advocates Warn of Economic Damage from Policy Shift
For what..,the government is only enforcing legislation....again, as I have said many times, cannabis was only decriminalised for medicinal purposes only...not legalised for recreational use...geez, you users need to clear ya heads. -
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Accident Foreign Teacher Crashes Car After Night Out, Berates Rescuers Despite Damage
Not a brit. Another dumb yank. -
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Crime Bang Phli Village Chief Catches Hong Kong Man Dumping Factory Waste at Midnight
Well done that village chief......turn a blind eye (safer), take a backhander (little sweetener)......nope........did the right thing. Something like this should be grandly rewarded and heavily publicised -
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How Thailand’s Businesses Are Scaling with Purpose and Intent
In today’s world, businesses have entered an era where AI is transforming industries, optimising supply chains, automating decision-making, and creating personalised customer experiences at scale. What was once a trend reserved for tech giants is now the driving force behind businesses across Thailand and beyond. Forward-thinking enterprises are no longer asking whether they should embrace AI? Instead, they’re focusing on how to leverage AI strategically to gain a competitive edge? The rise of cloud platforms, data ecosystems, and collaborative tools has made it easier for businesses of all sizes to think globally. Yet, despite these advancements, many companies still treat technology as an afterthought, a separate department, or, at worst, a cost centre. The missing ingredient? A shift in mindset. Technology now needs to be at the heart of a company’s strategy. It’s the difference between those who transform their businesses and those who merely digitise existing processes. Technology is not just about tools; it’s a way of thinking, a posture that drives everything from business goals to customer engagement. Too many businesses are obsessed with speed, faster tools, more output, and more noise. But the real scale isn’t about doing more. It’s about doing what truly matters, with clarity, precision, and systems that evolve with you. The question isn’t about how fast you can scale; it’s whether you’re moving in the right direction. As a leader in driving digital transformation, Gradion (formerly known as NFQ Asia & NFQ Solutions) believes Southeast Asia is primed for the next wave of change. However, to seize this opportunity, businesses need to ground their scaling efforts in the right systems, strategies, and mindset. Are You Asking the Right Questions? The digital revolution has changed the rules of business transformation. What worked in the past no longer applies. Transformation isn’t about adding more; it’s about making better choices. If you're looking to scale in this digital era, it's crucial to ask the right questions: Are you scaling for reach, revenue, or relevance? Is your tech strategy aligned with your business ambitions? Are you simplifying your operations or just adding complexity? Are your people ready to embrace change, or are they bracing for impact? What Does Success Look Like in Scaling? Defining success in today’s business world has evolved. It’s no longer about simply increasing headcount, opening new locations, or adding more tools to your arsenal. Growth is now measured by the quality of your scaling efforts, not just the quantity. Gradion believes that modern scaling is about one of two things: earning more or saving more. Sometimes, it’s both. This means: Unlocking new revenue streams. Optimising operations for efficiency. Building systems that evolve with your business needs. However, achieving meaningful scale requires a clear focus and purposeful execution, supported by a mindset that blends empathy, precision, and ownership. For long-term success, we focus on three key pillars: Business Many businesses pursue growth without fully understanding what that growth is meant to achieve. That’s why we begin every transformation with clarity of purpose: what do you want to achieve, and what value will it create? Gradion was built to have a meaningful impact. They are small enough to care deeply about each client’s ambitions but large enough to handle complex systems and industries. This balance allows for speed and precision while partnering closely with clients. People True transformation starts with people, and without adoption, there is no success. That’s why Gradion places human experience at the centre of every solution. Their strategies are both human-centred and AI-powered, ensuring that technological advancements are always in line with the organisational readiness of the teams. Whether it's leading change management or aligning leadership, transformation is treated as a cultural shift, as well as a technical one. Technology Technology is the backbone of any scalable operation, but only when it’s implemented intentionally. Gradion designs technology architectures that are not just scalable but also strategic. This starts with data infrastructures that inform decisions, not just dashboards. Their platforms are cloud-ready, modular, and designed to evolve. With a deep sense of ownership, they ensure that if something doesn’t work, it’s their duty to fix it, as technology, in their eyes, is a living system that grows with your business and powers your decisions without friction. Roberto Kauffmann, CEO of Gradion Vietnam & Thailand, explains, "Technology is no longer a support function; it’s the language of strategy. Our role is to help businesses translate ambition into scalable systems and decisions into sustainable growth." The Right Partner for Scalable Growth Digital scaling is not a solo endeavour. You need a partner who understands the big picture and builds as though your business is their own. As a trusted business partner, Gradion understands your brand DNA. They are ready to help you reimagine your operational model and apply deep-tech expertise to create lasting value. The difference is that they remain committed to building momentum for the long term as real scale doesn’t stop at the launch; it’s sustained through strategy, expertise, and continuous innovation. Over the past 23 years, NFQ Group has helped businesses transform and scale: Market Leadership: We delivered Alaiko’s first platform version in just six months. Today, it’s trusted by over 100 brands, accelerating market entry and driving rapid growth. Long-term Growth: Many of our clients are now unicorns or public companies, with robust systems we built running under the hood, showcasing the lasting value and strategic foresight in our solutions. Global Expansion: For companies like HomeToGo, we developed a vacation rental engine with 15 million listings and 100+ API integrations, enabling their global expansion and positioning them as market leaders. Real scaling is about doing what matters, not doing more. It's about strategic growth with intention, supported by systems that evolve with your business. If you're ready to scale with purpose and power, Gradion is here to guide you every step of the way. Press Release - Originally published on The Thaiger -
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What did you have for breakfast?
I don't post too much any more, and stay away from most controversial threads. Any Trump thread post and I'm good for 4 or 5👎or called a fan boy or right winger
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