Gateway to Southeast Asia for next-generation technology companies
Bridge to Southeast Asia
By partnering with leading AI Solutions companies, Leadeana is able to provide the latest software in AI, AR, Machine Learning and Blockchain to developing countries.
These applications are highly customizable to fit the needs of any industry and any company.
The best part is that our AI Solutions packages are the most competitive in pricing to cater to ALL levels of businesses, including startups and SMEs.
Participatory Growth of High-Potential Technology Companies on the blockchain
Smart and secure database to organize community data
An affordable platform for optimization and hyperpersonalization for SMEs
A full-spectrum solution to optimize every step of the agricultural supply chain through crowdsourcing and data
We believe in Data Ownership.
While the free flow of data is beneficial, it is important for countries, especially developing nations, to maintain control over their national data. This can only happen when they can accumulate, process and analyze big data.
We believe in the democratization of AI solutions.
By making cutting-edge technology accessible, developing countries have the opportunity to advance their nation and create better possibilities for their citizens.
Our Vision
We create self-sustaining and independent organizations, from startups and SMEs to multinationals and government entities, by using cutting-edge technology.
Our Mission
We lead the transformation of organizations from processing to producing, from outsourcing to innovating, thereby cultivating their independence.
Our Purpose
We see a world with future-proof enterprises and jobs; where every business, whether big or small, can use AI to prosper its work and contribution to humanity and compete in a global market.
Our How
Technology is a great equalizer. Through strategic partnerships with cutting-edge tech companies, Leadeana can provide mature AI solutions to any organization. We can accelerate and lead AI adoption and digital transformation thanks to improved data analytics and increased efficiency.
Notes from the CEO
I have often said that data is the new oil. Whoever owns and processes data will shape the future. And if we look at the world today, the shapers and movers of society have been organizations that are able to accumulate, process and analyze big data to create innovations that improve people’s lives.
For instance, Uber revolutionized the transport industry, drastically improving the quality and safety of daily commute.
Airbnb revolutionized the accommodation industry, by providing travelers with more affordable options and property owners opportunities for passive income.
Amazon revolutionized shopping with its online service, allowing people to buy and own items that are otherwise not available in their area without having to leave their own homes.
These innovations were possible because these organizations could accumulate, analyze and use big data to identify needs and create alternative solutions to answer those needs.
Now imagine if this ability was extended to vital economic sectors like Healthcare and Agriculture? What are the possibilities if we can innovate healthcare services and maximize crop yield?
Developed economies enjoy these benefits. But, there is no incentive for them to share these technological advancements in another country. After all, if they can increase their food production, then it’s more beneficial for them to earn from food exports instead of lending technology that allows another country to compete with them.
For key economic industries such as healthcare and agriculture, a country must rely on its own to develop these industries.
M. KORAY ERIMEZ
CEO & Co-Founder
Futurist and business solutions expert in International FMCG Management, Big Data & AI Implementation
The challenge is that most emerging countries still lack the resources and infrastructure for real-time data accumulation, synchronization, processing and analyses to keep up with the innovations of more developed countries.
How then can we strategically accumulate data and synchronize this data to create innovations in key economic sectors? More importantly, how do we maintain control over national data to improve policies and decision making that benefits citizens?
Unless a country can maintain control and ownership of its nation’s data, it can never be truly independent.
As CEO of Leadeana, it has been my life’s objective to find solutions to these challenges so that developing countries can have the resources to shape their nation’s future.