Anthony Macarayan

Manila

Senior Writer at Frontier Enterprise

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This Singapore school is taking AI slow, on purpose

2 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

AI use in the education space can have a learning curve. When tools like ChatGPT first emerged, educators were concerned about issues like plagiarism — and ultimately, its impact on critical thinking. However, AI is inevitable, and schools have learned to balance risks and opportunities. In the case of Chatsworth International School, a cautious approach has proven effective so far. Established in 1995 in Singapore, Chatsworth International School caters to kindergarten through Grade 13.
Check Point CTO dissects the anatomy of human-AI partnership

3 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

AI is on everybody’s shopping list. As new use cases emerge by the day, enterprises are eager to adopt the latest innovations. But deeper issues remain unresolved, especially how humans interact with, adapt to, and place trust in the technology.
What’s powering RightShip’s maritime risk engine

3 weeks ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

The global maritime industry is navigating a sea of risks, from operational bottlenecks and data blind spots to rising safety concerns. With so many players — from shipowners and charterers to ports, regulators, and insurers — the industry needs smarter tools to stay afloat and ahead. Among the companies working to address this need is RightShip, a maritime due diligence provider focused on reducing risk across global shipping operations.
Solving the quantum AI equation

1 month ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Quantum technology continues to be either a buzzword or a mystery to many organisations. In a recent SAS study, 60% of business leaders across China, France, Mexico, the UK, and the US said they are actively investing in or exploring opportunities with quantum AI. However, barriers to adoption include cost (38%), lack of understanding or knowledge (35%), and uncertainty around practical, real-world uses (31%).
Incheon Airport bets on biometrics for passenger convenience

1 month ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

For many people, airports are just a stop they have to make — often with some reluctance. However, airports across the globe are increasingly leveraging the latest innovations to make sure that travellers have a more seamless and stress-free experience before they board and after they disembark from their planes. Incheon Airport in South Korea is on such a mission, and the service doesn’t just begin at the terminals, but at passengers’ own homes.
From legacy to modernity: Access World’s digital transformation

1 month ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Running an expanding global logistics enterprise today means discarding or transforming parts and components that slow down business growth. Access World, a global logistics company which operates in 30-plus countries with over 800 office locations, realised that it required digital transformation in quite a few operational areas, including human resource management. Otherwise, it risked being left behind, undoing its record of continuous corporate successes throughout the years.
Global Schools Group unifies enrolment with CRM overhaul

1 month ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Scaling a global education network is no small task — especially when data sits in silos. Global Schools Group (GSG), which has more than 70 campuses in 12 countries, recognised the risk early and took action. Just imagine each of the 12 schools managing data on spreadsheets in non-standardised formats — any attempt to run data analytics would be chaotic.
Taming the chaos of master data

2 months ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Master data management should not be like a scavenger hunt — but for many organisations with diversified businesses, legacy systems, and complex infrastructure, it usually turns out that way. As a result, any plans to improve customer experience or launch a new line of business are hampered by the lack of data governance.
Building a safety-first fleet with telematics

2 months ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

No one wants road accidents to happen, but when they do, fleet managers should be able to see what happened, why it happened, and who is responsible. The goal is to reduce, or ideally eliminate, preventable road accidents altogether. This is where telematics comes into play — giving enterprises greater visibility into their fleet. However, technology alone cannot deter accidents.
Rethinking security for ransomware as a service

2 months ago | frontier-enterprise.com | Anthony Macarayan

Attackers are constantly updating their methods and strategies to breach defences, which means enterprises cannot rest easy. With the rise of AI-powered threats and ransomware as a service, the likelihood of an attack has increased exponentially. As a result, security teams must shift their mindset from “Will there be an attack?” to “Where will the attack be?” noted Chaim Mazal, Chief Security Officer of Gigamon.