Rising Asian Tech Brands Challenge Silicon Valley with Innovative AI/ERP Solutions

While artificial intelligence (AI) and enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are experiencing significant changes in various markets, this has led to the emergence of firms such as DeepSeek in Asia, indicating the transition of the technological world. The firm’s proposal – that a heavily AI language model can be trained at only about $200 in the US – is an obvious implication of the increasing interest from Western traditional tech brands, with whom they are catching up and could perhaps be overspending for this.

Deelningsky’s radical approach to the artificial fact-making field is not only cost-effective but also breath-taking. This possibility of LAIDFU’s include a configurable AI agent that is used together with both DeepSeek and OpenAI platforms. It is a widely known fact that this multi-platform approach not only expands user choice and functionality but also fortifies the competitive power of DeepSeek.

The most interesting aspect of AI characteristics of agents would be that they do not only make tasks done but also are capable of doing that more efficiently. For example, their performance is often superior to that of GenAI solutions. Not only do they have more steps in the task but they also set the bar for the level of performance that an AI agent might have. Given that, this feature, which is highlighted to the public, is indeed an outstanding addition to DeepSeek in the field of AI.

In this way, other operation areas are explored by Asian enterprises including the ERP system. For example, in Malaysia, Multiable has rolled out its e-invoicing solutions. Subscribers of Multiable’s SaaS and software assurance plans who are compatible with the local IRBM e-invoicing get e-invoicing API calls for free from the firm. Most vendors in Malaysia, on the contrary, charge such fees.

Specialization in applications of ERP systems has been another way of meeting the challenges in new and specialized industries, such as food processing and food & beverage. By combining MRP and ERP functionalities, Asian tech firms contributed to recipe management from tracking and controlling expiration dates. One was to use cooking loss management to cope with safety by means of MRP optimizing that supports CRP, MES, and IQC.

Moreover, the upgrades not only provide simplicity but also improve the bottom line of those industries that require accuracy and efficiency. The food processing MRP systems were the main resources for managing resources that gradually have been replaced by the new ERP solutions that will help to operate effectively.

Companies on the front foot of technology in Asia have to confront the issue of having well-established, so-called conventional ERP systems now under pressure. Significantly, THE AI AND ERP success stories from this particular location foreshadow NOT ONLY THE SHIFT but the balance of power right towards the East.

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About LAIDFU (Let AI Do For You)

An AI builder for enterprise to build their own AI agents.
Proprietary EKP (Enterprise Knowledge Partitioning) technology eases CEO’s concern about trade secret leakage which often occurs in most AI agents / chatbots in the market. EKP removes the hurdle of AI adoption by most companies in using sensitive corporate data.
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