CDC Shares AI Procurement Insights at Regional Conference

Malaysian technology firm CDC presented its approach to responsible AI adoption during a regional conference focused on public procurement. The firm shared its experience with AI-driven procurement methods, emphasizing measurable efficiency improvements and ethical technology integration.

The 11th Asia Pacific Public Electronic Procurement Network (APPeN) Conference, hosted in Bhutan, brought together over 70 participants from 28 countries. The event, organized by the Asian Development Bank and the Royal Government of Bhutan, featured discussions on modernizing procurement through digital innovation.

CDC Executive Director Putri Nurul Ida Yahya outlined how AI can assist public institutions by simplifying complex data, automating routine tasks, and offering insights to improve procurement decisions. The firm's insights were part of a broader effort to promote responsible AI use in public sector operations.