Philip Morris Taiwan General Manager Yanyan Ji reflects on a career shaped by curiosity, cross-cultural leadership, and the courage to reinvent, from global tech to entrepreneurship and now a smoke-free transformation.
Marking 25 years in Taiwan, Corning reflects on its evolution from a greenfield manufacturing site to an integrated hub for R&D, engineering, and global innovation. Built on long-term partnerships, local talent, and cross-sector collaboration, Taiwan remains central to Corning’s next chapter in AI, advanced materials, and semiconductors.
As BMS celebrates six decades in Taiwan, the company is deepening its commitment to bringing innovative therapies to patients faster through strong local talent, clinical excellence, and policy collaboration.
A decade of research in Taiwan is reshaping how pancreatic cancer is detected and treated, combining innovative therapies with breakthrough AI diagnostics. These advances are opening new possibilities for earlier intervention and longer survival.
Kris Hager reflects on BMS’s 60-year legacy in Taiwan and shares how integrity, inclusivity, and cross-sector collaboration shape his leadership approach and the company’s vision for driving better outcomes in Taiwan’s evolving healthcare landscape.
By expanding local R&D, advancing precision health, and advocating for a stronger innovation ecosystem, Roche Taiwan emphasizes its long-term commitment to helping Taiwan build a resilient, globally aligned healthcare system.
Taiwan’s textile industry is reinventing itself through AI, sustainability, and design, turning traditional manufacturing into a high-value, data-driven ecosystem shaping the future of global textiles.
Chang Gung Memorial Hospital is redefining healthcare in Taiwan through AI-driven innovation, sustainable practices, and global collaboration. By integrating research, technology, and social responsibility, it aims to build a smarter, greener, and more inclusive healthcare system for future generations.
Micron Taiwan’s “One Team” vision unites talent across Taiwan and Japan, blending inclusion, AI innovation, and cross-border collaboration to drive the future of memory technology.
Despite Taiwan’s reputation as a global tech hub, international neobanks and fintech platforms continue to face steep regulatory and bureaucratic barriers that block meaningful market entry. As startups like INSTO struggle to stay afloat, experts say outdated mindsets, not technology, are holding the sector back.
