Guandata Connects with Global Enterprises at the 5th Global Digital Trade Expo

HANGZHOU, China — September 27, 2026 — Guandata participated in the 5th Global Digital Trade Expo (GDTE), held from September 23–27, 2026, at the Hangzhou Grand Convention and Exhibition Center in Hangzhou, China.

As China’s national-level international exhibition dedicated to digital trade, GDTE brings together enterprises, industry leaders and organizations from around the world to exchange ideas on the technologies and business practices shaping digital trade. This year’s event, themed “Meet the AI Future at GDTE,” placed artificial intelligence at the center of the conversation, with representatives from 121 countries and regions confirmed to attend.

Connecting Data, AI and Real Business

At Booth 3-B005, Guandata showcased its latest developments across Decision Intelligence, along with applications and practices across industries including retail and consumer goods, manufacturing, and cross-border business.

The conversations reflected a broader shift taking place across enterprises: as AI becomes increasingly integrated into business operations, organizations are looking beyond access to data and insights toward how AI can work with business context, processes and existing data foundations.

GDTE provided an opportunity to exchange perspectives on these changes directly with enterprises from different markets.

Conversations Across Markets

Throughout the event, Guandata met with enterprise representatives from Singapore, Indonesia and other countries and regions, discussing their experiences with data analytics, AI adoption and digital transformation.

The conversations covered how enterprises in different markets are approaching data and AI, the business scenarios they are prioritizing, and the different requirements that emerge across industries and operating environments.

These exchanges also offered a closer look at how organizations around the world are thinking about the next stage of enterprise intelligence—not simply as a technology initiative, but as part of everyday business operations and decision-making.

The international nature of these conversations reflected GDTE itself. According to China’s Ministry of Commerce, representatives from 121 countries and regions and 29 international organizations had confirmed participation ahead of this year’s event.

Continuing the Conversation

For Guandata, the five days at GDTE were an opportunity to share its work in AI + BI and Decision Intelligence, while listening to how enterprises across different markets are approaching their own data and AI journeys.

From Singapore and Indonesia to conversations with representatives from other countries and regions, the event brought together different perspectives around a common question: how can data and AI become more deeply connected with the way businesses actually operate?

As enterprise AI continues to evolve, Guandata looks forward to continuing these conversations with customers, partners and businesses around the world.