KUALA LUMPUR, 30 August 2018 – SophiaTX, an emerging blockchain platform and marketplace which extends and combines traditional applications, such as ERP, SCM, CRM, with robust, collaborative and decentralized blockchain solutions, will host its premiere event – BUSINESS REDEFINED 2018 on September 25 at Suntec City, Singapore and September 27 at Connexion, Bangsar South, Malaysia.
CEO of SophiaTX, Jaroslav Kacina, said: “Singapore and Malaysia are two emerging markets that have been on our radar since we’ve incepted SophiaTX. Adoption of the distributed ledger technology has gained steady momentum across both nations as businesses and governments alike come to realize its vast potential to transform industries.”
“With a common goal to push forward nationwide adoption of blockchain, we believe SophiaTX will not only pave the way to a decentralized future which mobilizes a wide array of cases and applications, but also develop an ecosystem where businesses are empowered by the potential of blockchain in these key ASEAN markets,” he added.
BUSINESS REDEFINED 2018 brings together forward-thinking business leaders and blockchain enthusiasts in South East Asia to bridge the gap between business and disruptive blockchain technology for greater trust, transparency and higher level of collaboration.
“At the end of the day, our mission is to reimagine and reshape business models through the adoption of scalable enterprise-grade blockchain solutions that spur privacy protection and business efficiencies in this region and beyond,” said Kacina.
The limited-space event will cover trends and the future of blockchain technology; featuring real-world opportunities and applications of blockchain technology to disrupt the world of business.
To register and get more information on BUSINESS REDEFINED 2018, visit https://business-redefined.
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Contactsolena.yanishevska@sophiatx.com
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