Leveling Up Consumer Behavior: How Henry Ting is Shaping the Future of Consumer Interactions

Henry Ting's spotlight interview banner for RESA Malaysia 2025 with a quote saying "Companies that fail to adapt will risk being left behind. It's about who can use AI better to fight the war"

In a world where technology levels-up faster than ever, the gaming and ergonomics industries are at the forefront of innovation, with companies redefining how consumers interact with brands. Henry Ting, a visionary leader in the industry, shared intriguing insights into customer experience, engagement, and the future of brand experiences. He also expounded on the ultimate challenge: how to navigate this dynamic landscape while staying ahead of the curve.

The shift between online and offline interactions has become a hallmark of modern consumer behavior. Yet, the divide between these channels is narrowing. As Henry shared, even for a product traditionally requiring in-person interaction, like a gaming chair, the need for physical presence is decreasing. “The key is trust,” Henry asserted. Consumers no longer rely solely on showrooms or tactile interactions to make purchasing decisions. Instead, they are driven by the experiences brands promise—and deliver. Once a customer experiences the “full package” of what a brand offers, their loyalty solidifies, and they often become repeat customers, returning to reconnect with the brand.

However, maintaining a unified brand voice is more challenging than it appears. He revealed that this consistency goes beyond marketing—it must be deeply ingrained in the company culture. “It’s not just about having the same tone on camera,” he explained. “It’s about everyone in the company embodying the brand’s values, day in and day out.”

According to him, AI’s impact will extend beyond product development—it will redefine customer experiences. Brands will need to integrate AI into every aspect of their operations to keep up with consumer demands. Ting warns, “Companies that fail to adapt will risk being left behind.” However, this rapid evolution also presents opportunities because smaller companies now have access to tools that were once exclusive to giants, leveling the playing field. “It’s about who can use AI better to fight the war,” Ting remarked, hinting at a competitive yet exciting future.

Additionally, consumer behavior is entering an era of rapid transformation. From cross-platform engagement to AI-driven innovation, the industry is brimming with opportunities for brands willing to adapt. Ting’s insights serve as a roadmap for navigating this dynamic landscape: authenticity, trust, and adaptability are key to staying ahead.

As brands prepare for the challenges and possibilities of tomorrow, one thing is clear—consumer expectations will only continue to rise. Those who embrace the future with creativity and conviction will not only meet these demands but redefine the very essence of customer experience.

Sit back and Press Start as we dive into the meta of Consumer Behavior, not just to foresee the future! Join us at the Retail and E-commerce Summit Asia on February 26th. It’s not just interacting but all about integrating to one another’s insights to reshape the future!

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