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Docomo Starts IoT Monitoring System Trial for Fiber Manufacturing in Thailand
March 27, 2019
NTT DOCOMO and NTT DOCOMO ASIA announced that they have begun conducting a trial of an IoT monitoring system to improve the manufacturing performance of a synthetic-fibers factory in Thailand.
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Continental Celebrates the Grand Opening of Its Greenfield Tire Plant in Rayong, Thailand
March 27, 2019
The leading technology company Continental celebrated today on March 27th the grand opening of its Greenfield Tire Plant in Rayong, Thailand.
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Thailand Rise Three Places in WEF Energy Transition Index
March 26, 2019
Thailand has risen to 51st rank out of 115 countries in the World Economic Forum (WEF) “Global Energy Transitions Index 2019”
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Thailand has Become Asian Economic Center Again: EECO
March 24, 2019
After two years of performance, the Eastern Economic Corridor (EEC) scheme has made Thailand an Asian economic center again.
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Royal Enfield to Inaugurate Assembly Plant In Thailand
March 23, 2019
Royal Enfield has announced that it will open a new assembly plant in Thailand, which is planned to commence operations by June 2019. Thailand was one of the first markets in Southeast Asia where Royal Enfield started selling its products.
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Bangkok Airways Enters U-Tapao Development Fray
March 22, 2019
Bangkok Airways and two other firms have submitted a joint proposal for the development of an aviation hub at Thailand’s U-Tapao airport.
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Toyota Primed for 2nd Eco-Car Phase
March 21, 2019
Toyota Motor Thailand is ready to implement its 10.41-billion-baht eco-car project in 2019, the deadline year for Board of Investment (BoI) incentives.
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Docomo Trials Fiber Manufacturing IoT in Thailand
March 21, 2019
NTT Docomo and its Singapore subsidiary NTT Docomo Asia have commenced a trial of an IoT monitoring system to improve the manufacturing performance of a synthetic-fibers factory in Thailand.
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Thailand to Embark on Becoming a Technologically Advanced Country
March 21, 2019
Asia was once known for cheap labor – now, businesses are being urged to invest in technology instead. In Thailand – Southeast Asia's second-largest economy – the government offers a range of incentives for companies to adopt new techniques.
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