Patients-meet-the-specialist with Dr David Wong, Senior Spine and Orthopaedics Surgeon at Raffles Hospital
Raffles Hospital Representative Office in Hanoi - Vietnam and CEO & CIO Club would like to annouce the progamme:
“Meet and Get Consultation With Dr David Wong”, Senior Spine and Orthopaedics Surgeon at Raffles Hospital - Singapore for all the CEO & CIO Club members who have cervical and lumbar spine pains or hernia disc problems.
Location: Raffles Hospital Representative Office in Hanoi
Date & Time: Monday, September 07, 2009
Patients who wish to be consulted with Dr David Wong please register and send medical reports before 04 September 2009 to the below address:
Raffles Hospital Representative Office
Ground floor, 27 To Ngoc Van Street, Tay Ho District, Hanoi, Vietnam
Tel: 04.37153826/ 37153827
Hotline: 0984806869
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Website: www.orientalstar.vn
Or CEO & CIO Club
LEE&PARK Corporation, on the behalf of Korea Venture Industry Association (KOVA) under the Ministy of Knowledge Economy Korea, become to be in charge of business matching between Korean companies and Vietnamese companies for "Vietnam-Korea IT Business Opportunities 2009" program, a program for KOVA's member companies to seek any business chances with competitive companies of Vietnam from 25 – 28, August 2009 in Hanoi.
KOVA and CEO&CIO CLUB will jointly hold Networking Reception on this ocassion
Date&Time : 5:30 pm, Wednesday, August 26, 2009
Venue: Sofitel Plaza Hanoi, 1 Thanh Nien road, Hanoi.
This reception will enhance mutual cooperation of technology transfer for member companies both-sides and increase investment from Korea to Vietnam
Introduction of KOVA.
“CEO’S STRATEGIES TO INCREASE IT CENTER’S PRODUCTIVITY, SERVICE QUALITY AND TRANSPARENCY”
Time: 5:00pm - Tuesday, 28th July 2009 Venue: Ballroom B, Hilton Hanoi Opera Hotel, 1 Le Thanh Tong, Hanoi.
This seminar intends to help initiate stronger strategic dialogue between the CEO (the top Business Leader) and the CIO (the top IT Leader). The seminar content is not technical, but focused on the business. The more technical the dialogue you find yourself in, the more disconnected IT is likely to be from the business, an d the more cost and risk IT presents to the business.
CEO’s concern on IT
Ways to reduce cost of IT and increase productivity
How to increase transparency on IT initiatives and projects
What needs to be done to ensure IT & Business are aligned
Changing your IT Centre from a Cost Centre into a Value Centre.
Suitable for which industry/ organizations?
Banks/ Financial Service
Telecommunication
Government Agencies/ Public Services
Any organization whose business is highly dependent on IT and have huge IT divisions
Who should attend?
CEO/ General Directors/ Asst Gen Director
CIO/ IT Director/ IT Manager
COO
IT Organization Senior Managers
Speaker Profile: Mr. Narayanan Sreenivas “Sreeni”
Founder and managing director of ECCI Group of Companies – one of Southeast Asia’s leading management consulting firm.
Extensive experience in the field of quality and productivity, particularly business process improvement (BPI) as well as strategic consulting and training activities in more than ten countries & some of the world’s largest companies in South East Asia to date.
Sought after speaker and facilitator in many key conferences/ seminar.More Details
New mobile phone operator set to enter the fray
Gtel Mobile, a mobile phone service providing joint venture between Global Telecommunication Corp. (Gtel) and Russia's VimpelCom Group, said its network would be put into operation next month. The Beeline-trademark network will carry the four initial digits of 0199, the company said. Gtel Mobile expects to gain about 20 percent of the domestic market in the next five years, marketing manager Sergei Zakurayev said. VimpelCom recently said it had carried out careful market surveys and believed in future success in Vietnam. Zakurayev said there was room for his company to grow here. However, some industry experts doubt the timing is right for Gtel Mobile as the country’s three largest mobile operators – Viettel, MobiFone and VinaPhone – have pushed charges to very low levels. Another disadvantage for Gtel Mobile is its failure to obtain a license to provide third-generation (3G) services, they said. 3G refers to the third generation of mobile telephone technology which increases bandwidth and supports more diverse applications. Gtel Mobile said it would offer “attractive” charges to different kinds of Vietnamese customers. The six mobile service providers currently operating in Vietnam are Vinaphone, MobiFone, Viettel, S-Fone, EVN Telecom and HT Mobile.
VCCI, ILO Join Hands for Enterprise Assistance Program
The Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) and the International Labor Organization (ILO) have jointly carried out an enterprise assistance program. Under the program, more than 8,000 workers in Ho Chi Minh City, Tay Ninh province and the southern provinces of Dong Nai and Binh Duong enjoyed working condition improvements. The program also upgraded production technology and raised labor productivity for businesses in the four localities.
Fuji Xerox Malaysia Receives Best Reseller Award
KUALA LUMPUR, July 6 (Bernama) -- Fuji Xerox Asia Pacific Pte Ltd (Malaysia Operations) has received the "Best Reseller Award" at the 2009 FaxCore ICT Excellence Awards. "The prestigious award recognised Fuji Xerox's excellence in demonstrating their capabilities in the office automation industry by delivering the right document management solutions to the market," said the company in a statement here Monday. The 2009 FaxCore ICT Excellence Awards were jointly organised by FaxCore Incorporation of the U.S. and Dynatel Sdn Bhd. FaxCore is the 21th century network fax software. Dynatel, the sole distributor for FaxCore in Malaysia, and Fuji Xerox Malaysia have been business partners since 2004 to develop and provide fax automation solutions to their customers. More http://www.bernama.com.my/bernama/v5/newsindex.php?id=423239
HSBC IS NAMED ‘BEST FOREIGN BANK IN VIETNAM’ BY FINANCEASIA FOR THE FOURTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR
FinanceAsia, Asia’s leading publication in finance and banking, has named HSBC the “Best Foreign Bank in Vietnam 2009” in this year’s Country Awards for Achievement - Best Foreign Bank category. This is the fourth year running that the Bank has received this prestigious award.FinanceAsia selected the award winners on the basis of their financial strength and performance, value of franchise, acquisitions that help improve the franchise, number of staff, client base, major deals won during the period and testimonials from clients. The award for Best Foreign Bank 2009 continues HSBC in Vietnam’s milestone achievements in 2009. HSBC became the first foreign bank within Vietnam’s fastgrowing banking sector to begin operations as a fully locally-incorporated bank on 1 January 2009. HSBC is also the first and only wholly oreign-owned bank in Vietnam with both branches and transaction offices in place. Mr. Thomas Tobin, Chief Executive Officer of HSBC in Vietnam, said: “As the leading foreign bank in Vietnam, we are proud to be voted the Best Foreign Bank in Vietnam 2009 for the fourth year in a row by FinanceAsia, one of the most highly respected financial publishing companies in Asia. Winning this prestigious award for four consecutive years confirms our customers’ trust in HSBC as the best place to bank, and represents a high level of recognition from independent industry leaders for our consistent innovative world-class services and commitment to excellence in banking.” HSBC in Vietnam’s awards to date include Best Foreign Bank in Vietnam 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 by FinanceAsia; Best Bank in Vietnam 2006, 2008 by the Asset Triple A; Best Trade Finance Bank in Vietnam 2008, 2009 by Asset Triple A; Best Sub-custodian Bank in Vietnam 2008, 2009 by Global Finance; Best Sub-custodian Bank in Vietnam 2006, 2009 by the Asset Triple A. More Details
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