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2Nd INDIA - UAE CONFERENCE Resetting Globalization: Collaborating in a Fast Changing World Monday, 20Th March, 2017: Hotel Taj, Business Bay, Dubai 2nd INDIA - UAE CONFERENCE Resetting Globalization: Collaborating in a Fast Changing World Monday, 20th March, 2017: Hotel Taj, Business Bay, Dubai CONFERENCE AGENDA (as on 11 January, 2017) 0815 – 0900 hrs Registration & Networking Tea/Coffee ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 0900 – 1015 hrs Plenary Session Healthcare Innovation: Recoding Competitiveness India and UAE have grown as hubs for global healthcare by offering excellent healthcare at competitive costs. However, emerging technologies are changing the economics and logistics of the healthcare industry. Connected gadgets and intelligent software are making healthcare more information intensive than location intensive. Moreover, innovations such as injectable sensors, printed body parts, surgical nanobots and artificial intelligence are making healthcare extremely skill and technology sensitive. To remain leaders in healthcare tourism, Indian and Emirati healthcare providers need to offer the latest solutions while keeping healthcare affordable. • What kind of technology strategies do Indian and Emirati healthcare providers need to adopt? • How can the healthcare providers balance investment in new technologies and price sensitivity of the market? • Which new technologies hold the greatest promise of making healthcare accessible to all? Chairman Rajive Kaul Chairman, Nicco Corporation Speakers Naresh Trehan Chairman & Managing Director, Medanta - The Medicity Azad Moopen Chairman, Aster DM Healthcare Arvind Lal Chairman & Managing Director, Dr Lal PathLabs Pvt Ltd Vandana Luthra Founder & Chairperson VLCC Health Care Ltd. Suhail Mahmood Al Ansari Executive Director, Mubadala Healthcare Interaction with Audience ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Supported by ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1015 – 1045 hrs Networking Tea/Coffee ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1045 – 1130 hrs Special Plenary Session Inaugural Address H. E. Sheikh Nahyan bin Mubarak Al Nahyan Cabinet Member and Minister of Culture & Knowledge Development, UAE Special Address Sunil Kant Munjal President, AIMA and Chairman, Hero Corporate Service Pvt Ltd Special Address Tayeb A Kamali Director General, Education and Training Development, Ministry of Interior Address Navdeep Singh Suri Ambassador of India to the United Arab Emirates ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 1130 – 1245 hrs Plenary Session Reinventing Retail: Beyond E-commerce Digital retail is moving beyond online selling. New technologies are making retail more clever and immersive. Big data and artificial intelligence can predict demand and decide stocks and pricing. Location technologies allow retailers to contact customers based on their proximity to particular stores. Augmented reality allows virtual trials and cameras can recognise customers and stores can offer them customised service before they ask. Store integration with social media can get people to instantly buy things that they discuss. Modern retailers need to mix the magic, convenience and savings of technology to keep customers coming and stay competitive. • How can retailers of different sizes use digital technologies to create a more compelling buying experience? • How can the big format retailers compete with digital retail platforms? • How can the customer recognition and tracking technologies be made more acceptable to the customers? Speakers Kishore Biyani Group CEO, Future Group Yusuff Ali MA Chairman & Managing Director, LuLu Group Ramesh Cidambi COO, Dubai Duty Free Interaction with Audience ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Supported by 1245 – 1400 hrs Plenary Session Globalization of Business Business and finance are becoming more global despite growing political aversion to globalization. It would be too damaging for everyone to reverse the global flow of products, money, people and knowledge. Digitization is making it easier to transact and transfer globally and economies are getting restructured for greater external engagement. India and the UAE need to use the new technologies as trade multipliers and encourage greater bilateral flow of knowledge and people. How can the emerging economies overcome the growing western resistance to global trade? How could India and the UAE grow bilateral flow of trade, finance and people? What can be done to promote global mobility of students and workers? Chairman Sunil Kant Munjal President, AIMA and Chairman, Hero Corporate Service Pvt Ltd Speakers T V Mohandas Pai Sr. Vice President, AIMA and Chairperson, Manipal Global Education Services Pvt Ltd Adeeb Ahamed Chief Executive Officer, LuLu International Exchange Sunny Varkey * Founder, GEMS Education Group and Varkey Foundation Interaction with Audience ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1400 – 1500 hrs Networking Lunch ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * confirmation awaited Supported by .
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