You should have received our invitation to the IT Matters 2007 Forum already. If you have not registered yet, please take this last chance to join us and share the vision of the future for the ICT industry with a team of prominent business leaders, renowned scholars and international industry experts including:
 
• Mr. David O'Rear, Chief Economist, Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce
• Mr. Garth Fort, Regional Director, Business & Marketing Organization, Greater China, Microsoft Corporation
• Mr. Raymond Cheng, Head of IT, Hong Kong, Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation
• Mr. John Hammond, Hong Kong Logistics Development Council
• Mr. Erwin Huang, Deputy Chairman and Executive Director, Tse Sui Luen Jewellery (International) Limited
• Dr. James HB Kong, Consultant Health Informatics & Specialist Surgeon, Asia Healthcare International Limited
• Mr. Howard Dickson, Government Chief Information Officer, Office of the Government Chief Information Officer
Event Details:
Date:
30 March 2007 (Friday)
Time:
2:00pm - 2:15pm Registration
2:15pm - 7:00pm Seminar and Cocktail
Venue:
Himalayan Suite, Pacific Place Conference Centre, 5/F, One Pacific Place, 88 Queensway, Hong Kong
Language:
English
Admission:
Free
 
 
Hong Kong is undergoing an economic structural transformation that is critically important to our future. Its tighter integration with the mainland economy, the escalating forces of globalization, and the mounting pressure to discover and sharpen our identity as a city community, are acting together to reshape our industry landscape.
 
In this coming decade, the Hong Kong ICT industry is expected to assume an expanded role and to make more significant contributions to the economic growth of the region. In addition to its traditional functions supporting many of our key industry sectors, the regional ICT industry is destined to evolve into an important economic contributor standing on its own. Indisputably, ICT is one of the most important industry sectors of a knowledge-based economy that Hong Kong is transforming into.
 
For RSVP or more information, please contact Ms. Iris Ma at 2806 2208 or via email at
itmatters.hk@itmatters.hk