
Jessica O
Product Demand Generation Specialist
Aug 5, 2026

Jessica O
Aug 5, 2026

In our quest to uncover the practical applications of digitalization, Lark's session shed light on the experiences of various F&B companies, ranging from industry giants to local favorites. Through relatable anecdotes and insights from brands like Haidilao, ZUS Coffee (Malaysia), and Mama Lou's (Philippines), we witnessed firsthand how technology is reshaping productivity and satisfaction. Ivan Chin, our Head of Business Development at Lark, shared compelling real-life examples, demonstrating how the Lark superapp fosters seamless collaboration and communication. It was heartening to see how such innovations not only enhance the customer experience but also bolster employee morale.
Our exploration into the realm of AI was equally enlightening as we delved into stories shared by Yi Sung (Sung) Yong, CEO and Co-founder of Grain and Atlas, and Leonard Loo, CEO and Co-founder of Voltade. Through their narratives, we caught a glimpse of the transformative power of AI in streamlining operations. Grain's AI chatbot, for instance, emerged as more than just a technological marvel; it proved to be a practical solution, minimizing communication errors and automating mundane tasks. Their stories underscored the notion that technology, when employed thoughtfully, can simplify our lives and amplify business efficiency.
As the event unfolded, we were privileged to hear from attendees who shared their own pearls of wisdom. Delonix Tan and Pearlyn Wee from Kitchen Haus Group touched on the challenges of miscommunication within their organization, underscoring the importance of efficient communication. Ramya Ragupathi from Oh My Goodness! echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the value of creating a unified platform for communication.

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Manage all your work in one place
Boost team efficiency by 10x
Save up to 70% on software costs