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To expand products and services to Asia, there are “four walls” largely.
| 1 | Device certification Approved device certification required for each country |
| 2 | Installation work Lack of personnel who go to the site and work when introducing and maintaining devices and services |
| 3 | Multilingual Difficult to respond to multilingual inquiries from each country |
| 4 | Customer development It is difficult to cultivate customers newly in countries without customer base |
ACTIVIO removes “four walls” and helps customers advance to Asia
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Illegal CCTV Imports in Thailand:
5 Critical Compliance Risks Every Importer Must Know In January 2026, Thai authorities conducted a major crackdown on illegal CCTV and IoT device imports. The National Broadcasting and Telecommunications Commission (NBTC), together with the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau and the Customs Department, seized over 100,000 uncertified CCTV units, worth approximately THB 100 million, from a Read more about Illegal CCTV Imports in Thailand:[…]
Revolutionizing Warehouse Management with 3D Visualization and Real-Time Data from CABMA-MCI
In an era where data and real-time visibility are at the core of business operations, traditional warehouse and storage management methods—relying on manual inspections and historical reports—are no longer sufficient. This is where CABMA-MCI plays a crucial role as an intelligent technology platform designed to deliver precise and data-driven warehouse management. Today’s Challenges in Warehouse Read more about Revolutionizing Warehouse Management with 3D Visualization and Real-Time Data from CABMA-MCI[…]
Case Study: Implementing Smart Farming Using the Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) Rice Cultivation Method
1. The Problem: Hidden Methane in Thai Rice Fields Thailand’s agriculture sector is a significant source of greenhouse gas emissions, contributing 15.23% of the country’s total emissions. The main issue comes from rice cultivation. Traditional practices that keep fields continuously flooded create anaerobic soil conditions, which produce large amounts of methane (CH₄). Methane is 85 Read more about Case Study: Implementing Smart Farming Using the Alternate Wetting and Drying (AWD) Rice Cultivation Method[…]
Key Lessons on Illegal Mini PCs and NBTC Regulations in Thailand
On 6 October 2025, the news of a call center gang using over 130 modified Mini PCs as illegal “stations” in the Prawet district caught national attention. This case is more than a criminal crackdown. It highlights important legal and technological knowledge that everyone should be aware of to protect themselves and avoid unintentionally breaking Read more about Key Lessons on Illegal Mini PCs and NBTC Regulations in Thailand[…]
Clean Air Act Progress: Key Principles and the Next Steps After Passing the House
Introduction: A Problem Everyone Can Feel For years, people in Thailand have repeatedly faced the crisis of toxic PM2.5 dust. Air pollution affects far more than our health, and it also impacts the economy and the overall quality of life. Most recently, there has been a significant development: on 21 October 2025, the House of Read more about Clean Air Act Progress: Key Principles and the Next Steps After Passing the House[…]
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