E-commerce gurus and successful online entrepreneurs will be sharing their knowledge, experience and tips that can't be found elsewhere during Thailand E-Commerce Week 2017 at Queen Sirikit National Convention Center, Ratchadaphisek Road, from tomorrow to Sunday, from 10am-6.30pm.
Held under the "Shall We Go Online" theme by the Electronic Transactions Development Agency (ETDA), the three-day event will focus on national e-commerce opportunities, driven necessity and big challenges in adaptation from the perspectives of Thailand's leading organisations.
Topics will include big changes in the financial system that could drive both quantity and volume of e-commerce, from "prompt pay" to QR codes, as well as digital currency; how Thai e-commerce entrepreneurs catch up with the cooperation between Central Group of Thailand and JD.com of China; ThaiBev's move into the online market, its next steps and digital transformation; and tax for e-commerce and how to rightly collect and support entrepreneurs.
Visitors will learn about the "Thailand Go Online" national e-commerce plan and the government's roles in facilitating e-commerce businesses to meet the national e-commerce strategy. Thai entrepreneurs also can listen to experts from the E-Commerce Association of Hong Kong.
For those planning their own online stores, a talk on "Online Sellers" will provide a guide on which markets are growing. One can also learn about hot-trending products from the perspectives of Google Trends and Google My Business, how to use Line to create online businesses and get updated on the online business channels using Line as a major means of communication.
There is no admission fee. Registrations can be made via www.etda.or.th/ecommerceweek2017 or call 02-123-1234.
