Open for Business: Samsung Electronics Singapore Unveils Business Experience Studio
Timothy Tan, Head of Integrated Business, Samsung Electronics Singapore and Jeffrey Hahn, President, Samsung Electronics Singapore at the Business Experience Studio
Command and Control Centre features high-resolution commercial displays, integrated with Samsung's VXT and SmartThings Pro solutions to help organisations achieve workflow optimisation and efficient energy management
Samsung Visual eXperience Transformation (VXT ) is a cloud-based digital signage solution that enables seamless content creation and management across all Samsung displays.
is a cloud-based digital signage solution that enables seamless content creation and management across all Samsung displays. SmartThings Pro offers organisations a comprehensive platform to help in automation and monitoring through its intuitive dashboard facilitating effective device management, optimised for operations across residential, commercial, and public spaces such as schools. Visitors can monitor the status of smart connected devices with the studio including brand's HVAC solutions, consumer and commercial displays.
offers organisations a comprehensive platform to help in automation and monitoring through its intuitive dashboard facilitating effective device management, optimised for operations across residential, commercial, and public spaces such as schools. Visitors can monitor the status of smart connected devices with the studio including brand's HVAC solutions, consumer and commercial displays. Cybersecurity is a business-critical issue that calls for integration across all functions and levels within an organisation. At Samsung, security is always top-of-mind, and never an afterthought. Samsung Knox is the brand's commitment in delivering a security platform that works in real-time to protect and defend connected devices against evolving digital threats.
Creating immersive guest experiences with highly customisable commercial displays, including The Wall, digital and LED signages, and commercials TVs. For example, LED screens that can be configured into curved, L-shaped and for ceiling installation that are commonly seen in mixed-use developments, malls, and more.
with highly customisable commercial displays, including The Wall, digital and LED signages, and commercials TVs. For example, LED screens that can be configured into curved, L-shaped and for ceiling installation that are commonly seen in mixed-use developments, malls, and more. Custom solutions for hospitality and healthcare sectors, where Samsung display and mobile solutions can be personalised to enhance end-customer experience from point of stay to departure. Galaxy wearables are also introduced as step-down care solutions, to offer more holistic after-care experiences.
where Samsung display and mobile solutions can be personalised to enhance end-customer experience from point of stay to departure. Galaxy wearables are also introduced as step-down care solutions, to offer more holistic after-care experiences. Transforming retail with Samsung and partner solutions aimed at improving operational efficiencies and staff productivity, including Samsung Kiosk, Colour E-Paper EMDX, Knox Capture and other partner solutions.
with Samsung and partner solutions aimed at improving operational efficiencies and staff productivity, including Samsung Kiosk, Colour E-Paper EMDX, Knox Capture and other partner solutions. Improved frontline communication and workflow with Samsung Rugged devices that are built to withstand harsh outdoor environments with IP68 & MIL-STD-810H ratings. With push-to-talk (PTT) capabilities on these rugged devices, end-users can stay connected and continue their workflows without interruption, even when they face unexpected incidents, or are operating in unpredictable environments
with Samsung Rugged devices that are built to withstand harsh outdoor environments with IP68 & MIL-STD-810H ratings. With push-to-talk (PTT) capabilities on these rugged devices, end-users can stay connected and continue their workflows without interruption, even when they face unexpected incidents, or are operating in unpredictable environments Smart classrooms where educators can better engage learners using managed and interactive solutions via 5K UHD supersized displays, E-Boards, Galaxy Tablets and Knox suite of solutions. In addition, the team also conducts workshops for local educators and students to introduce generative AI skills, including Galaxy AI features, to equip customers with relevant AI know-how.
where educators can better engage learners using managed and interactive solutions via 5K UHD supersized displays, E-Boards, Galaxy Tablets and Knox suite of solutions. In addition, the team also conducts workshops for local educators and students to introduce generative AI skills, including Galaxy AI features, to equip customers with relevant AI know-how. Command and Control Centre setup, powered by Samsung's business solutions and high-resolution business displays and the seamless video wall with narrow bezel measuring just 0.44 mm to enhance the overall productivity and decision-making abilities of backend teams.
The Business Experience Studio also showcases hardware solutions from Samsung designed to improve staff productivity and efficiencies, as well as to enhance overall guest experiences
SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 4 August 2025 - Samsung Electronics Singapore has unveiled its new, designed to help businesses unlock the potential of innovative technology solutions from Samsung. The 2,150 square feet studio is designed to help customers envision how they can adopt cutting-edge Samsung solutions to address their specific verticals and business digitalisation needs.The studio houses builtfor-business solutions from Samsung, including its professional display range, enterprise-ready Galaxy devices, as well as business solutions such as Samsung Knox, Samsung VXT and SmartThings Pro. It also features a wide variety of solutions, designed with various local solutions partners, for specific business and vertical use cases built on Samsung's hardware and platforms."Business rules are being rewritten today as companies need to be agile to respond to a fast-moving market that is highly influenced by evolving market conditions and technology advancements. The Business Experience Studio aims to demonstrate and inspire our customers on how they can design and deploy purposeful solutions from Samsung within their organisations," saidToday, more than nine in ten businesses in Singapore are operating with some level of digitalisation, but not all of them are unlocking optimal value from their technology investments.Theserves to demonstrate the breadth and depth of Samsung's solutions for different verticals and business needs, and how it can unlock the value of a right technology partner for organisations.The studio showcases an integrated deployment of Samsung hardware and solutions across ten different zones. It is powered by Samsung's suite of business solutions, including, andTogether, these proprietary business solutions from Samsung enable seamless integration and management of devices, solutions and services across enterprise environments. For example:The studio also features the use of Samsung's products for specific verticals and business scenarios:Customers visiting the studio can also seein action,designed to demonstrate how Samsung's solutions can be personalised and customised for specific business needs. For example, ashows how the payment journey can be automated while eliminating the use of a separate POS or card terminals, hence improving operational efficiencies.The Business Experience Studio will complement the efforts of Samsung Singapore's, comprising over 20 sectoral leads, solution architects and consultants, who will work closely with customers to deliver innovative, relevant and practical solutions for their business operations.A multi-disciplinary team with deep B2B, consumer and vertical experience, the group will work closely with public and private sector customers and partners to design and deploy Samsung and partner solutions aimed at transforming user and employee experiences, as well as improving overall efficiencies and business outputs. As a leading technology and OEM partner with a vast product portfolio, Samsung will offer end-to-end support to address customers' evolving business needs with its innovative and sustainable product and partner ecosystem."The Integrated Business Team and Business Experience Studio will demonstrate to customers our innovative and openness approach. We want to be able to facilitate meaningful collaboration that will ultimately deliver impactful business outcomes," added Mr Tan.The Business Experience Studio is open for bookings via https://www.samsung.com/sg/business Hashtag: #SamsungElectronicsSingapore
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About Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
Samsung inspires the world and shapes the future with transformative ideas and technologies. The company is redefining the worlds of TVs, digital signage, smartphones, wearables, tablets, home appliances and network systems, as well as memory, system LSI and foundry. Samsung is also advancing medical imaging technologies, HVAC solutions and robotics, while creating innovative automotive and audio products through Harman. With its SmartThings ecosystem, open collaboration with partners, and integration of AI across its portfolio, Samsung delivers a seamless and intelligent connected experience. For the latest news, please visit the Samsung Newsroom at news.samsung.com.
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