Sebastian Tan, GM of Advanced Connectivity and Head of Enterprise Communications and Digital Business at ST Engineering, reveals how a strategic focus on next‑generation connectivity since 2020 has led to an AI-driven, programmable 5G platform for the public and private sectors.
In this interview, Sebastian Tan, General Manager of Advanced Connectivity and Head of Enterprise Communications and Digital Business at ST Engineering, shares how the company has spent the last several years building the next generation of connectivity solutions. He outlines their journey from a strategic decision made in 2020 to invest in advanced connectivity, through to the creation of an AI-driven, programmable 5G system and an ecosystem of technology and business partners. Tan explains how this enables not only improves connectivity, but also acts as a foundation for new applications and services that can transform both public sector operations and commercial use cases.
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