Margins boss speaks on leveraging AI for business transformation

Mr Moses Kwesi Baiden Jnr, the Chief Executive Officer of Margins Group, will be a featured speaker at the Stanford Seed Business Conference 2024, set to take place on Thursday, October 31, in Accra.
Mr Baiden, a prominent figure in Ghana's business landscape, will share valuable insights on the topic, “Leveraging AI and Digital Transformation for Business.”
The event, which brings together business leaders, entrepreneurs, and industry experts, will explore how cutting-edge technologies like Artificial Intelligence (AI) and digital transformation are shaping the future of industries, including the seed sector.
Mr Baiden’s presentation will focus on the transformative power of these technologies and how they can drive innovation, efficiency, and growth.
Margins Group, under Mr Baiden's leadership, has been a pioneer in adopting digital solutions across various sectors in Ghana and beyond.
His experience and expertise in integrating AI and digital tools into business processes promise to offer attendees a roadmap for navigating the rapidly evolving technological landscape.
The Stanford Seed Business Conference 2024 is expected to attract key stakeholders from various industries, providing a platform for knowledge sharing and networking.
Mr Baiden's address will highlight practical strategies for harnessing AI and digital transformation to gain a competitive edge in today’s dynamic business environment, with a special focus on their impact on the seed industry.
As digital transformation continues to reshape global industries, Mr Baiden’s insights will likely spark discussions on how businesses can adapt to stay ahead in the digital age
Source: Classfmonline.com/Cecil Mensah
Trending Business
NEIP, MoFA partner to support agric entrepreneurs under 'Adwumawura' programme
16:41Ga East Assembly holds departmental budget hearing for 2026 fiscal year
10:15Chief of Staff reaffirms gov't’s commitment to 24-hour economy at BoG workshop
03:29SIC-FSL MD cuts his own and staff salaries by 20% to salvage the company
16:11Engineers & Planners completes acquisition of Azumah Resources Ghana and Upwest Resources
12:35Commercial Transport Operators issue ultimatum over high spare parts prices
09:01Mahama outlines measures to find real value of Cedi and boost economic confidence
04:40Mahama: Ghana’s economy experiencing price stability, inflation at four-year low
02:17Simon Madjie rallies envoys to drive investments
02:11TMA charges Tema Central Sub-Metro Council to boost revenue mobilisation
15:27