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ORGANISING COMMITTEE & PROGRAMME COMMITTEE

ABOUT ORGANISER

MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

Mr. Nicholas W. Yang, JP

The Hon. LEUNG Chun-Ying, GBM, GBS, JP
Mrs. Carrie LAM CHENG Yuet-ngor, GBS, JP
The Hon. John TSANG Chun-wah, GBM, JP
The Hon. Charles Peter Mok, JP
Ir. Allen Yeung Tak-bun
Mr. Cheuk Wing Hing, JP

MESSAGE FROM ORGANISER

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Mr. Michael LEUNG Kin-man

Dr. CHEUNG Ngai Tseung
Professor Patrick Y.K. Chau

NOTES TO DELEGATES

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CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

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ORGANISING COMMITTEE
Conference Chairperson

Dr. NT Cheung

Programme Chairperson

Prof. Patrick Chan

Honorary Advisors

Mr. Michael Leung, MH

Ir Stephen Lau, JP

Committee Members

Ms. Cindy Ng
Mr. Fred Sheu
Mr. Gabriel Leung
Mr. Johnson Cheng
Ms. Kwok Suk-Wah
Dr. Louis Ma
Mr. Philip Wong
Ir. Ted Suen

PROGRAMME COMMITTEE
Programme Chairperson

Prof. Patrick Chan

Committee Members

Mr. Benedict Lam

Mr. Benjamin Li
Mr. Dave Chen
Mr. Dennis Lee
Mr. Gordon Lo
Dr. Hareton Leung
Mr. Kevin Cai
Mr. Louis Ma
Mr. Roy Ko
Dr. Toa Charm
Mr. WH Yeung
Ir Dr. William Kwan
Mr. John Chiu

ABOUT ORGANISER
Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS)
Founded in 1970, the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS), with
over 9,000 members hail from the entire spectrum of HKs ICT
community, is a well-recognised non-profit organisation focused
on advancing the interests of Hong Kongs ICT profession and
industry. The Society is committed to the following main goals:
- Talent cultivation and professional development
- Industry development and collaboration
- The effective use of ICT in our community
The 25 Members of the HKCS Council, and the Honorary Council Advisers, are recognised leaders from
major ICT vendors, academic institutions, and major corporations. One of its standing committees,
the CIO Board, is composed of CIOs whose ICT related procurement accounts for about 70% of all ICT
spending in HK. To promote ICT in Hong Kong, HKCS organises regular activities including conferences,
seminars, workshops and visits on various subjects related to ICT.
With Talent Cultivation and Professional Development being our primary goal, the Society persistently
encourages our youths to pursue ICT-related studies at our tertiary institutions and to take up ICT
as a career through talks, exhibitions, ICT Career toolkit and Portal. Our 7 special interest groups
(SIG) disseminate technical and application knowledge of topical interests to in-service professionals
through forums and networking activities. Over the years, HKCS has established a strong network
with local IT professional and organisations, with many co-organised and mutually supported events.
On the international front, an excellent example is its EXCO Membership of the Asia Pacific ICT
Alliance (APICTA) which conducts the annual Asia Pacific ICT Awards with HKCS organising an annual
delegation from HK to compete with entries from Asia Pacific economies.

Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2016 (HKICC 2016)

The Hong Kong International Computer Conference (HKICC) has been organised by the Hong Kong
Computer Society (HKCS) since 1978 to provide an open platform for IT professional in Hong Kong and
the region to present their research papers and to share their experience. This annual flagship event
is one of the best and most popular ICT conferences in Hong Kong. Near 500 delegates attended the
conference of last year, representing a variety of local and overseas participants from public and
private sector organisations, including renowned ICT professionals, academics, executives and senior
government officers.
The theme of our conference this year is Innovative Collaboration for the Connected Economy. As
highlighted in the book The Sharing Economy, recently published by the MIT Press, the unprecedented
advancement of IT in the past five years has disrupted, and continues to disrupt, not just a host
of industries but also people from all walks of life in our society. Innovation, collaborationand
connected economy are key terms or phrases we see and come across very often in different
media and channels, online or offline. This years HKICC focuses on important issues and topics with
this perspective in mind. They include Startup, Ecosystems, Smart City, IoT, FinTech, Cyber Security,
etc. Prominent and seasoned IT and business professionals, plus government officials, local and
overseas,are invited to speak at the Conference. We are confident that the platform provided can
generate valuable knowledge exchange and insightful discussions, and we of course are looking
forward to your participation in this years HKICC.

MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

Mr. Nicholas W. Yang, JP

Secretary for Innovation and Technology

MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

The Hon. LEUNG Chun-Ying, GBM, GBS, JP
Chief Executive, Hong Kong Special Administration Region

MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

Mrs. Carrie LAM CHENG Yuet-ngor, GBS, JP

Chief Secretary for Administration, The Government of the HKSAR

MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

The Hon. John TSANG Chun-wah, GBM, JP
Financial Secretary, The Government of the HKSAR

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MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

The Hon. Charles Peter Mok, JP

Legislative Councillor (Information Technology),

The Government of the HKSAR

It is a pleasure to see the annual Hong Kong International Computer Conference entering
its 39th year. For decades, the Conference has been a valuable and resourceful platform for
idea exchange and collaboration among industry players and concerned parties from all
over the world.
The theme this year about Innovative Collaboration for the Connected Economy has
touched on some very intriguing and significant development in the industry. I believe the
featured topics on startups, blockchain, privacy, new business models and more will provide
strong implications and practical experience as to how Hong Kong should develop Fintech,
Smart City, IoT and other hot areas of interest, so as to bolster the growth of innovation and
technology here.
I wish the Conference a great success and a rewarding experience for all participants.

Hon Charles Peter Mok, JP

Legislative Councillor (Information Technology)

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MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

Ir. Allen Yeung Tak-bun

Government Chief Information Officer,

Office of the Government Chief Information Officer,
The Government of the HKSAR

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MESSAGE FROM HONOURED GUEST

Mr. Cheuk Wing Hing, JP

Permanent Secretary for Innovation & Technology Bureau,

The Government of the HKSAR

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MESSAGE FROM ORGANISER

Mr. Michael LEUNG Kin-man
President, Hong Kong Computer Society
Chief Information & Operations Officer,
China CITIC Bank International Limited

On behalf of the Hong Kong Computer Society, I would like to welcome all delegates attending
to the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2016. With 39 years of successful
history, the Conference provides an interactive platform for both local and international
ICT industry leaders, academia and government, and representatives from the public and
private sectors, to exchange their views on emerging IT trends and best practices in the
digital world.
Collaboration, which used to be on the sidelines of the business agenda, is now at the center
of our quest of finding how our economy and society can best move forward in the hyperconnected world of the future. With the theme Innovative Collaboration for the Connected
Economy, the Conference consists of multiple keynote sessions from high-profile speakers,
both local and overseas, including prominent and seasoned IT and business professionals and
government officials, where delegates will acquire first-hand intelligence and explore proven
successful cases which support the requirements of todays disruptive and transformational
digital economy.
I would also like to take this opportunity to express my appreciation and gratitude to the
members of the Organising Committee and the Programme Committee, and to the staff
members of the HKCS for their hard work and important contributions toward the success of
HKICC 2016. I would also like to extend my deep appreciation to our speakers and panelists,
for sharing their valuable experience, knowledge and insights. To our sponsors, our thanks
too for your invaluable support toward making this great occasion happen.

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MESSAGE FROM ORGANISER

Dr. CHEUNG Ngai Tseung

Chairperson, HKICC2016 Organising Committee

Head of Information Technology and Chief Medical Informatics Officer,
Hong Kong Hospital Authority

It has been my great honour to serve as the Chairperson of HKICC 2016 Organizing
Committee. It is no trivial undertaking to organize the flagship annual event of the HKCS,
but the dedication and enthusiasm of my fellow Committee members and other supporting
colleagues made it an efficient and pleasurable job. I would especially like to thank the
corporate sponsors who generously stepped up despite difficult times; without this financial
support HKICC 2016 could not have been.
Innovation, Collaboration and Connected Economy are the key words for this years
conference. This reflects the increasing ability of ICT to bring people and sectors together, as
well as to link the digital and physical realms. In industry, business and the public sector, an
understanding of these abilities and technologies is no longer optional, and indeed mastery
of them may be the key to success.
The Programme Committee has worked long and hard to put together an impressive
smorgasbord of learning covering a wide range of topics this year. I trust that our expert
speakers and panelists will inspire and inform, and help you in your quest for understanding
and mastery of the latest trends in ICT.
I look forward to seeing you at the conference!

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MESSAGE FROM ORGANISER

Professor Patrick Y.K. Chau

Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee

Director of the School of Business, The University of Hong Kong
Padma and Hari Harilela Professor in Strategic Information Management

On behalf of the Programme Committee of the HKICC 2016, it is my great honour and
pleasure to welcome you to this years HKICC. The theme of the Conference is Innovative
Collaboration for the Connected Economy.
As highlighted in the book The Sharing Economy, recently published by the MIT Press, the
unprecedented advancement of IT in the past five years has disrupted, and continue s to
disrupt m not just a host of industries but also people from all walks of life in our society.
Innovation, collaboration and connected economy are key terms or phrases we see
and come across very often in different media and channels, online or offline. This years
HKICC focuses on important issues and topics with this perspective in mind. They include
Partnership Ecosystem for Startup, Societal Enhancement, Transformation al and Disruptive
Business Model, Digital Ledger Implementation, Opportunities in Industry 4.0, and Cyber
Intelligence Sharing and Privacy. Prominent and seasoned IT and business professionals,
plus government officials, local and overseas, are invited to speak at the Conference. We
are confident that the platform provided can generate valuable knowledge exchange and
insightful discussions for every participant of the Conference.
Once again, I welcome you and your participation in HKICC 2016.

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Registration
The Conference Registration hours will start from 08:15 to 08:45 on 21 November and from 08:30
to 09:00 on 22 November. Please bring along your business name card to obtain your identification
badge at the Registration Counter. All speakers/panelists/questioners are required to arrive at least
40 minutes before his / her scheduled session.
Conference Sessions
Opening Ceremony: Meeting Room S221, 08:45 on 21 November; Closing Remarks: Theatre 2, 16:40
on 22 November. Conference Sessions will be held in Meeting Room S221 on 21 November and in
Theatre 2 on 22 November.
Language
English is the official language of the Conference.
Dress Code
Business suit or equivalent is recommended throughout the Conference.
Coffee / Tea Breaks
Coffee and tea will be served during the designated time at the S221/Theatre Foyer on the respective
dates.
HKCS Gala Dinner
The HKCS Gala Dinner will be held at Convention Hall (Level 1, Old Wing), at 18:00 (Cocktail Reception)
and 19:30 (Dinner) on 22 November. Theme of Gala Dinner this year is Back to the Future. Any
vegetarian menu arrangement please kindly contact HKCS on or before 11 November 2016. Please
be seated in the Speakers Tables. The table numbers can be checked at the display board placed at
the Foyer.
Identification Badge
For security reasons and for the purpose of better service, please wear your identification badge at
all times during the Conference. Your badge will serve as your admission to all Conference Sessions.
Personal Property
Please take good care of your personal belongings. Do not leave them unattended. The organiser will
not be responsible for any loss or damage of your personal property.
Punctuality
In order not to delay the proceeding of the Conference and cause unnecessary waste of time, we
specifically request your co-operation to be punctual.
Live Streaming on Facebook
To develop strong tie with the community, live streaming at Facebook will be available for Opening
Ceremony and all Keynote Sessions during 21 22 November 2016.
Weather Conditions
The Conference shall be immediately cancelled if the typhoon signal No. 8 is hoisted or Black Rainstorm
Warning is issued during the Conference. The morning session will be cancelled if the typhoon signal
No. 8 or Black Rainstorm Warning is still issued at 06:00; the afternoon session will be cancelled if the
above weather conditions persist at 11:30. Further arrangement due to such situation will be noticed.
Conference Secretary, HKICC2015
Ms. Coco Wong
Mobile: +852 6037 9220 (onsite contact)
Email: cocowong@hkcs.org.hk

Mr. Kennedy Kan

Mobile: +852 6532 3873 (onsite contact)
Email: kennedykan@hkcs.org.hk

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Morning Session
08:15 08:45

Registration
Opening Ceremony

08:45 09:20

Opening Speech and Welcoming

Guest of Honour: Mr. Nicholas W. Yang, Secretary for Innovation & Technology, The Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
Mr. Michael Leung, President, Hong Kong Computer Society
Dr. NT Cheung, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Organising Committee
Prof. Patrick Chau, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee

09:20 09:25

Programme Outline and Conference Proceedings

Prof. Patrick Chau, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee
Keynote Session
Chaired by: Prof. Patrick Chau, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee

09:25 09:50
09:50 10:15
10:15 10:40
10:40 11:05
11:05 11:25

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: Building an Innovation Ecosystem for the HK Bay: From DJI to Xbot Park and to HKX
Prof. Zexiang Li, Professor, Department of Electronic & Computer Engineering, HKUST, Co-founder & Chairman of the Board of Directors, DJI & Co-founder HongKongX
Topic: Digital Transformation for the Connected Economy
Mr. Sjstrm Stefan, Vice President, Public Sector, Asia Microsoft Operations Pte Ltd, Microsoft
Topic: Road to Open Cloud & Huaweis Role in OpenStack
Mr. Ronald Raffensperger, CTO, Data Center Solutions, Huawei Technologies
Topic: Delivering and Monetizing Digitalization in Connected Retail World
Mr. Brian Groen, Senior Vice President, Digital, Cloud and Data Center Solutions, PCCW Solutions
Networking Tea/Coffee Break
Session 1: Societal Enhancement
Chaired by: Mr. Dennis Lee, Director of Innovation & Technology Applications, Hong Kong Computer Society

11:25 11:45
11:45 12:05
12:05 12:25
12:25 12:45
12:45 12:55
12:55

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: Data Ecosystem Improve the quality of life
Mr. Albert Wong, Chief Executive Officer, Hong Kong Science & Technology Parks Corporation
Topic: Smart Cities Enjoy Better Innovation and Collaboration
Mr. Amr Salem, Global Managing Director, Smart City,IoT, CISCO
Topic: Mobile eHealth in Hospital Authority
Mr. H.L. Hui, Senior Systems Manager(Enterprise Architecture), IT&HI, Hospital Authority
Topic: MOOC and Bite-Size Learning
Prof. Ricky Y.K. Kwok, Associate Vice-President (Teaching and Learning), The University of Hong Kong
Q&A
End of Morning Session
Afternoon Session
Keynote Session
Chaired by: Prof. Patrick Chau, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee

14:00 14:25

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: The Disruptive Innovation of Mobile Internet
Mr. David Wu, Chairman, Leopard Mobile
Session 2: Transformational and Disruptive Business Model
Chaired by: Dr. Louis Ma, Vice President (Professional Development) and Honorary Secretary, Hong Kong Computer Society

14:25 14:45
14:45 15:05
15:05 15:45

15:45 16:05

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: Online Business Management System
Mr. Calvin Ho, CEO, Holistic Technology
Topic: B2B Cloud-Enabled Securities Trading Solution
Mr. Anders Leung, Senior Compliance & Corporate Branding Officer, Infocast Ltd.
Topic: Criteria for Successful Transformational and Disruptive Business Model Integrating / Across Several Sectors
Moderator
Dr. Louis Ma, Vice President (Professional Development) and Honorary Secretary, Hong Kong Computer Society
Panelists
Mr. Anders Leung, Senior Compliance & Corporate Branding Officer, Infocast Ltd.
Mr. Calvin Ho, CEO, Holistic Technology
Mr. Samson Tai, IBM Distinguished Engineer and Chief Technologist, IBM China/Hong Kong Limited
Networking Tea/Coffee Break
Session 3: Public-Private-Partnership Ecosystem for Startup
Chaired by: Mr. Benjamin Li, General Manager, Enterprise Services, Hong Kong and Macau, Hewlett-Packard Enterprise

16:05 16:25
16:25 16:45
16:45 17:25

17:25 17:35

Format: Individual Presentation & Panel Discussion

Topic: Singapore Startup Eco-system
Mr. Eddie Chau, Founder & Chairman, Neeuro
Topic: Is it possible to have a Startup Studio model in Hong Kong?
Ms. Jacqueline Chong, Chief Strategy Officer, GTGroup
Topic: Public-Private-Partnership Ecosystem for Startup
Moderator:
Dr. CK Wong, Managing Director, iASPEC Technologies (Hong Kong) Limited
Panelists:
Mr. Calvin Ho, CEO, Holistic Technology
Mr. Eddie Chau, Founder & Chairman, Neeuro
Mr. Herbert Chia, Sequoia Capital
Ms. Jacqueline Chong, Chief Strategy Officer, GTGroup
Q&A
End of Day 1

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** Programme is subject to change.

Morning Session
08:30 09:00

Registration
Keynote Session
Chaired by: Prof. Patrick Chau, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee

09:00 09:25
09:25 09:50
09:50 10:15
10:15 10:35

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: Accelerating Business Collaboration Through Fact-Based Value Conversations
Mr. Todd E. Tucker, General Manager & Author, Technology Business Management Council
Topic: The Transformation of E-business in Airline Industry
Dr. Zhilin Wei, Chief Executive Officer, China Eastern Airlines E-Business Co., Ltd
Topic: Opportunities in Education in a New Connected Economy
Dr. Simon Leung, Vice Chairman and Executive Director, NetDragon Websoft Holdings Limited
Networking Tea/Coffee Break
Keynote Session
Chaired by: Prof. Patrick Chau, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Programme Committee

10:35 11:00

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: Opportunities in Industry 4.0
Mr. Myron Graw, Partner, KEX Knowledge Exchange AG
Session 4: Industry 4.0 A New Paradigm Shift on Global Business
Chaired by: TBC

11:00 11:20
11:20 11:40
11:40 12:00
12:00

Format: Individual Presentations

Topic: Re-industrialisation: Opportunities & Challenges in Hong Kong
Dr. David Chung, Under Secretary, Innovation and Technology Bureau, HKSAR
Topic: Smart Industry: A Hong Kong Perspective
Dr. Lawrence Cheung, Director, Technology Development, Hong Kong Productivity Council
Topic: Changing the nature of how companies develop a business and technology to accelerate global growth
Mr. Mark Palfreeman, Chief Executive Officer, Creedon Technologis HK Limited
End of Morning Session
Afternoon Session
Session 5: Blockchain: Opportunities, Challenges and Implementation
Chaired by: TBC

14:00 14:40

14:40 15:00
15:00 - 15:20
15:20 15:40

Format: Individual Presentations & Panel Discussion

Topic: Blockchain: Opportunities, Challenges and Implementation
Moderator
Dr. Toa Charm, Chairperson, FinTech Special Interest Group, Hong Kong Computer Society
Panelists
Dr. CK Wong, Managing Director, iASPEC Technologies (Hong Kong) Limited
Dr. Henry Chang, Senior Manager, Fintech Facilitation Office, Financial Infrastructure Department, Hong Kong Monetary Authority
Mr. Pindar Wong, Chairman, VeriFi (Hong Kong) Ltd
Topic: Blockchain: From Hype to Implementation
Dr. Paul Sin, Partner, Consulting, Deloitte China
Topic: TBC
Mr. Steve Monaghan, Head of Edge, AIA HK
Networking Tea/Coffee Break
Session 6: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Privacy
Chaired by: Mr. Roy Ko, Convener, Information Security Special Interest Group, Hong Kong Computer Society

15:40 16:00
16:00 16:20
16:20 16:40

16:40 16:50

Format: Individual Presentation & Interactive Discussion

Topic: Cyber Intelligence Sharing and Privacy
Dr. Duncan Wong, Vice President, Financial Technologies, ASTRI
Topic: Open Source Threat Information Collection
Mr. Koichiro Komiyama, Deputy Director, Global Coordination Division, JPCERT/CC
Topic: Public-Private-Partnership Ecosystem for Startup
Questioner:
Dr. Ricci Leong, Principal Consultant, eWalker Consulting (HK) Ltd
Participants:
Dr. Duncan Wong, Vice President, Financial Technologies, ASTRI
Mr. Koichiro Komiyama, Deputy Director, Global Coordination Division, JPCERT/CC
Closing Remarks
Dr. NT Cheung, Chairperson, HKICC2016 Organising Committee
End of Conference
** Programme is subject to change.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

Huawei International Co. Limited

By leveraging our strong R&D capabilities, comprehensive technical expertise,
and continuous technical innovations, Huawei is committed to building an open,
flexible, resilient, and secure platform in the enterprise market to orchestrate a
sustainable, multi-win ecosystem. Following the guiding principle of BusinessDriven ICT Infrastructure (BDII), Huawei teams up with customers and partners
in joint innovations. By doing so, we help customers from a variety of industries
including government and public sectors, finance, energy, transportation,
and manufacturing stay ahead in the new ICT era, and jointly build a Better
Connected World.
To learn more about Leading New ICT, please visit e.huawei.com/hk

Microsoft Hong Kong Limited

Founded in 1975, Microsoft (Nasdaq MSFT) is the worldwide leader in software,
services, devices and solutions that help people and businesses realize their
full potential. Microsoft began establishing deep roots in Hong Kong in 1991.
Through growing its partner ecosystem locally, it now supports more than
2,600 software and services vendors in Hong Kong.
Microsofts longstanding commitment to its responsibility as a corporate citizen
is demonstrated through the SparkHK program. SparkHKs mission is to foster
a more competitive and inclusive Hong Kong through partnerships. Its efforts
span three key areas: innovating for growth, empowering youth and building
a next-gen city.
As an industry leader, Microsoft also recognizes its responsibility to offer
trustworthy computing and adhere to responsible business practices. It strives
to deliver secure, private and reliable computing experiences for everyone.

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PCCW Solutions Limited

PCCW Solutions is a leading IT services company in Hong Kong and mainland
China. We adopt the latest technology to help clients create business value and
success in the ever-changing economic environment. We offer a wide range
of services including digital solutions, IT and business process outsourcing,
cloud computing, system development and solutions integration, data center
hosting and managed services, e-commerce and IT solutions. PCCW Solutions
is committed to meeting customer needs to help them achieve business goals
and transform digitally.
Thanks to our widely-recognized business credentials and experience in
managing large-scale projects, PCCW Solutions has become a trusted partner
to a diversity of customer organizations. These include governments, leading
banking and financial institutions, telecommunications service providers, retail
and consumer brand companies and multinational corporations.

The Hong Kong Jockey Club

The Hong Kong Jockey Club is a not-for-profit enterprise dedicated to
community betterment. Through its integrated business model of world-class
racing, responsible sports wagering and lottery, and charity and community
contribution, the Club generates substantial economic and social value and
assists the Government in combatting illegal gambling. In 2015/16 the Club
donated a record HK$3.9 billion to charity and paid a record HK$20.9 billion
in tax. It is Hong Kongs largest single tax payer and one of the worlds largest
charity donors. Committed to global excellence and giving back to society, the
Club is always riding high together for a better future with the people of Hong
Kong.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

IBM China/Hong Kong Limited

IBM is a cognitive solutions and cloud platform company headquartered in
New York with operations in over 175 countries. The company creates value
for clients through integrated solutions and products that leverage: data,
information technology, deep expertise in industries and business processes,
and a broad ecosystem of partners and alliances. IBM solutions typically create
value by enabling new capabilities for clients that transform their businesses
and help them engage with their customers and employees in new ways.
These solutions draw from an industry leading portfolio of consulting and IT
implementation services, cloud and cognitive offerings, and enterprise systems
and software; all bolstered by one of the worlds leading research organizations.
IBM opened for business in Hong Kong in 1957, and has since played a pivotal
role in Hong Kongs development and transformations.

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Accenture

Red Hat

Accenture is a leading global professional

services company, providing a broad
range of services and solutions in
strategy, consulting, digital, technology
and operations. Combining unmatched
experience and specialized skills across
more than 40 industries and all business
functionsunderpinned by the worlds
largest
delivery
networkAccenture
works at the intersection of business and
technology to help clients improve their
performance and create sustainable value
for their stakeholders. With approximately
384,000 people serving clients in more
than 120 countries, Accenture drives
innovation to improve the way the world
works and lives.

Red Hat is the worlds leading provider

of open source software solutions, using
a community-powered approach to
reliable and high-performing cloud, Linux,
middleware, storage and virtualization
technologies. Red Hat also offers awardwinning support, training, and consulting
services. As a connective hub in a global
network of enterprises, partners, and
open source communities, Red Hat helps
create relevant, innovative technologies
that liberate resources for growth and
prepare customers for the future of IT.
Learn more at http://www.redhat.com.

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HKCS FACE Club X JOYCE

Christmas Night
Date: 2 Dec 2016 (Friday)
Time: 6:30pm 9:00pm
Venue: JOYCE, New World
Tower, Central

Enterprise Architecture SIG Half Day Seminar:

Enterprise Architecture Real-World Experience
Sharing 2016
Date: 13 Dec 2016 (Tuesday)
Time: 1:30pm 6:00pm
Venue: 5/F, Happy Valley Stands, Happy Valley Racecourse,
Happy Valley

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