Future of Work Forum 2026
Future of Work Forum 2026
Making Intelligence Work
The Premise
The tools are in place. The pilots have run. The dashboards are live.
Yet in many organisations, day-to-day work has not changed as much as the investment would suggest. Reports still take too long. Exceptions still move through email chains. Approvals still depend on follow-ups. Operational knowledge still resides with experienced people rather than being embedded in repeatable workflows.
The gap is not the technology. It is how intelligence — from AI, automation, data, and human judgement — is connected to the work that needs improvement.
The Future of Work Forum 2026 is for practitioners ready to move beyond broad AI discussions and focus on practical adoption at the workflow level, where real change happens.
Target Audience
Mid-level to senior professionals in:
- Supply chain
- Procurement
- Logistics
- Port operations and maritime services
- Admin, HR, Finance and Operations functions supporting these sectors
Co-hosted with the Port Officers’ Union, the forum brings together leaders and practitioners across Singapore’s supply chain ecosystem — including the professionals who support one of the world’s busiest and most important port operations.
Benefits
Participants will leave with:
- A practical understanding of how intelligence can be applied at the workflow level
- Exposure to tools that do not require coding experience
- Peer connections across supply chain, logistics, procurement, port operations and maritime services
- Ideas they can apply to their own workflows the following week
Besides Pasir Panjang MRT
THE AGENDA
Welcome & Registration
Welcome/GOH Arrival
Opening Address
President
Port Officers' Union (POU)
A Conversation with Minister Chan Chun Sing: AI and the Future of Work
The dialogue will examine how AI is moving beyond content generation into systems that can support decisions, coordinate tasks and act across workflows. It will also consider how Singapore can prepare workers, enterprises and public institutions for a future where intelligence becomes increasingly embedded into daily work.
GOH Exhibition Tour/Networking Break
Where Has Intelligence Actually Changed the Work?
Mr Sim Jian Min, CEO, SourceSage
Ms Cloris Zhang, Senior Vice President, Mondelez
Ms Andra Malina Platon, APAC Lead, Treefera
Sharing by Lifelong Learning Singapore
Networking Lunch
Workshop
Mentor Corners
Career adaptability and digital skills transition
Building autonomy and purpose in modern workplaces
Applying low-code/no-code tools for professional growth