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KPMG advises Singapore retailers on AI adoption strategy

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A partner at KPMG spoke at the Retail Asia Summit 2026 in Singapore, advising retailers on how to implement artificial intelligence. The advice urged companies to target AI at specific business needs and establish clear rules for its use, rather than consolidating all organizational data.

From sbr.com.sg

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The guidance outlines different categories of AI applications—productivity, cost avoidance, and growth—and notes that projects focused on productivity and cost savings are generally easier to fund because their results are measurable.

Singaporeans are participating in a global study involving KPMG and the University of Melbourne.

From sbr.com.sg

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  • KPMGProvider of advisory services that conducted surveys in Singapore

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