Asian Experience Awards

It has been at the forefront of innovation and customer-centric initiatives, solidifying its position as a leading brand in the Malaysian market.

The solution aims to empower global enterprises in digital transformation.

Lintasarta FlexWork initiative has reshaped work habits, reimagined the workplace, and achieved remarkable business growth whilst still prioritising employee health and well-being.

ManilaMed is not only just modernising healthcare operations but also improving patient satisfaction, billing efficiency, and the overall healthcare experience.

Achieves remarkable growth and innovation in working capital solutions despite global challenges.

The awards programme celebrates innovation and excellence in brand experiences by companies across various industries.

These accolades affirm its dedication to delivering excellence in energy services whilst embracing the future with technology and sustainability at its core.

The company shines with a double victory, winning top awards for employee experience and service excellence.

Indonesia's premier bank is recognised for cutting-edge innovation and exceptional brand excellence in the financial services industry, ensuring they meet the evolving needs of their customers.

It simplified the previous onboarding process which used the face-to-face method.

The company was honoured at the Asian Experience Awards 2023 in the Singapore Product Experience of the Year - Health Products & Services category.

Jiak See Ng, Deloitte Asia Pacific Financial Advisory Leader, sheds light on the transformative power of brand experiences in the business world.

Building a trustworthy consumer experience requires a comprehensive strategy that balances long-term objectives with short-term actionable goals.

Guillaume Sachet, a partner at KPMG in Singapore, speaks about key trends and developments shaping customer experience, and what businesses need to do to retain customer loyalty and trust.

Companies from all industries in Asia may submit their entries until 21 July 2023.

This solution is said to reduce engineering design time by up to 80%, maintenance costs by 75%, and carbon emissions by 50%.