msc malaysia open source conference 2009 programme booklet

Contents

Foreword byMultimedia Development Corporation 3

Foreword byMAMPU 5

Conference programme 7

speakers’ profile 14

exhibition floor plan 38

exhibitors’ profile 40

Programme Booklet:Layout 1 26/05/09 6:31 PM

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FOREWORDMultimedia Development Corporation

May 31, 2009

I am delighted to welcome you to the inaugural MsC Malaysia open sourceConference 2009, Malaysia’s largest open source event, here in KualaLumpur from May 31st to June 3rd, 2009.

on behalf of MsC Malaysia, we are proud of bringing you the due focus andspotlight on the open source segment of the information and communicationtechnology (ICt) industry. Looking at the extremely challenging times in theglobal economy, we believe this conference is timely as it aims to fosterchange, innovation and growth in the industry, while emphasizing the theme“open to Change”.

It is our utmost desire to host this international conference on an annual basis,here in Kuala Lumpur, for the global open source community. With our threetracks of Business, Developer and Community, MsC Malaysia openConference 2009 has been designed with a content-first approach and hassomething unique to offer to everyone.

the discussions and activities held in MsC Malaysia open Conference 2009will provide exposure and knowledge on the importance of open sourcethrough enhancing competitiveness and freedom of choice in choosingaffordable and workable solutions for all user segments. our sessions willalso provide a platform for conference participants to actively interact, shareand exchange the latest trends and issues on open source platform.Furthermore, the directions and latest innovations by the many subject matterexperts, thought leaders and industry gurus present at this conference will beshared with the community, in the true spirit of open source. Participantswill also learn from experts on how open source software can generatecommercial and economic value-add to businesses.

this is a perfect avenue where business participants can learn to be morecreative and resilient in creating opportunities during these challenging times.on the other hand, developers can tap and grow new ideas and create newinnovative products and services, whilst the community can gain insights andcontribute further refinement of ideas.

Hence, it is my sincere wish that you enjoy the myriad ideas, participate inthe open discussions and at the same time broaden your network during thisfour-day conference. All the best!

Yours sincerely,

Dato’ Badlisham GhazaliCeo, Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC)


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FOREWORDby Director-General MAMPU

the open source software (oss) movement has indeed grown significantlyover the recent years, pervasively used in our daily lives, and increasinglychanging the landscape of the ICt industry. the motivations of interoperabilityand freedom of choice are further reinforced by cost benefits; an advantagethat most industries, governments,and communities will appreciate duringchallenging times like now, where economic slowdown is seen worldwide.

the effective use of ICt has always been integral to the transformation of thepublic sector delivery system. In this respect, the Malaysian Government hasintroduced its Public sector oss Master Plan since 2004. since its inception,the oss Master plan has achieved many milestones, where more than half ofthe government agencies have adopted and benefited from its implementation.Yet, the oss agenda of accelerating the growth the local ICt and the nurturingof an active oss community is yet to be fully pursued.

the MsC Malaysia open source Conference 2009 has been organized tosupplement the government's oss annual conference, MyGossCon toprovide further exposure on the importance of active collaboration amongthe government, the business and the R&D community to sustain the ossecosystem. With the theme "open for Change", this event will provide a greatopportunity for all to exchange and refresh views, a possibility to shiftparadigms and achieve better success as an innovating society.

I wish to express my profound appreciation to MDeC for inviting MAMPU tobe an important part of this conference. Wishing all a fruitful and enjoyableconference. thank you,

Dato' Normah Binti Md. YusofDirector-General MAMPU


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HACKATHON DAY

9:30am REGISTRATION

10:00amADempiere

[Bronx 6]LAMP to Win

[Bronx 5]Install Fest

[Manhattan 2]Cyber Security

[Manhattan 3]Red Hat

[Bronx 2]

Speakers Red1Ahmad Amran Kapi

Bazaar StyleConcept

MyCert SecurityAnalyst 1. Fedora Electronic Lab

(FEL) OverviewBy: Mohammad Razi

2. Fedora Live USBBy: Khairul Anwar

3. KVM Virtualization: AsEasy as 123 in FedoraBy: syamsul Anuar Abdnasir

Setting Up DeveloperEnvironment

Tutorials - CompetitionCompetition will bejudged based onthe rating below1. 60% Community2. 40% MDeC &

Microsoft &MAMPU

Tutorials1. Ubuntu2. Fedora3. opensuse4. FreeBsD /

PCBsD5. opensolaris

Web Intrusion:Practical Analysis with oss tools

12:30pm LUNCH BREAK

1.45 pm Using SourceForge Trackers

Application Demo

DEMO InstallFestWeb ApplicationSecurity CommonProblems

1. Jboss: What the FussIs All About?By: Muhammad shuhir Idris

2. SE Linux In A NutshellBy: eric Yeoh

3. RPM Packaging: HOW TOBy: Mohd Izhar Firdaus Ismail

2:45 pm Java Debugging

Hands-on SessionWith Ubuntu /Fedora /OpenSuse /FreeBSD / Open Solaris

AnalysingCompromisedWeb Server: RFI

3.45 pm TEA BREAK

4.00 pm Compiling &Deploying ERP

Judging Application

Hands-on SessionWith Ubuntu /Fedora /OpenSuse/FreeBSD /Open Solaris

AnalysingCompromisedWeb Server: SQLInjection

Fedora Project:How to Get InvolvedBy: Harish & Izhar

5.00 pm

ApprenticeWorkshop

AnalysingCompromisedWeb Server: Code Injection

Fedora 11: What’s New?By: Harish, eugene teo,Adli & Azaddin samat

6.00 pmRectifying theProblems

DAY ONE sUnDAY, 31 May 2009

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JobstreetHow to write your resume to get the right job • How to Handle an Interview

Running concurrently with Hackathon

7.00 pm Welcoming Cocktail

8.00 pm Ubuntu Party (By Invitation)


DAY TWO MonDAY, 1 June 2009EXECUTIVE DOWNLOAD DEVELOPER TRACK COMMUNITY TRACK

9:30 amWeLCoMe ADDRess: Exploring Frontiers in Open SourceYBhg. Dato’ Badlisham Ghazali, CEO of MDeC [Manhattan 2]

9:45 amoPenInG KeYnote: Malaysia’s Public Sector Initiative in Open SourceYBhg. Dato’ normah Md. Yusof, Director General MAMPU, Prime Minister Dept, Malaysia. [Manhattan 2]

10:05 am KeYnote: Anthony Baxter, GooGLe [Manhattan 2]

10:50 am COFFEE BREAK & Press Conference COFFEE BREAK

11:10 am

[Manhattan 2]Surviving the Crisis with Open Source?

Panel speakers:1. Dr. Jaijit Bhattacharya,

sun Microsystems2. Gery Messer , Red Hat3. Matt olander, FreeBsD

Moderator:saifol shamlan, VP, MDeC

[Bronx 5]Developing An EconomicIntelligence Aplication UsingKohana and JQuery

Mohd taufik Ismail, Krim network

[Bronx 6]Next Generation Mozilla Firefox 3.5 Fennec, Bespin andmore

speaker: Gen Kanai, Mozilla Asia

11:55 am

[Bronx 5]Kicking Butt on ConcurrentEnterprise Application with Scala

speaker: Azrul Hasni Madisa, FreelanceJAVA Developer

[Bronx 6]Analysis & Design Method forOSGi-based Development

speaker: Azrinsyah Mirza Asfian, MIMos Berhad

12:40 pm LUNCH ( PRAYER BREAK )

1:45 pm KeYnote: Realizing Potential by oliver Bell, MICRosoFt [Manhattan 2]

2:30 pm

[Manhattan 2]Can Open Source Bring About Your Next Innovation Breakthrough?

Panel speakers:1. Dato’ Dr. Kamaljit singh, GIRC2. tengku Farith Rithaudeen, sKALI3. Gen Kanai, Mozilla Asia4. Ang Chin Han, Bytecraft

Moderator: Dr. Raslan Ahmad, Ministry ofscience, technology & Innovation

[Bronx 5]Phyton Design Pattern!

speaker:Anthony Baxter, Google

[Bronx 6]Musim Code - The UniquePartnership for Open Source Fund

speaker:Dr Gopi Kurup, eXtoL

3:15 pm

[Manhattan 2]Open Source Licensing and YOU!

Panel speakers:1. tim ney, Linux Greenhouse2. Prof. Datuk Khaw Lake tee,

Deputy VC, Univ Malaya3. Dr. Azman Firdaus shafii,

Quantum Beez

Moderator: David oh, Mindvault

[Bronx 5]Breaking Down the Barriersthrough Virtualization

speaker: Frank Feldmann, Red Hat

[Bronx 6]Community Building & Open House Movement

speaker: Andi Darmawan, Ubuntu ID

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MSC Malaysia Open Source Conference 200931 May - 3 June 2009 | HACKHATON • CONFERENCE • EXHIBITION


DAY TWO MonDAY, 1 June 2009EXECUTIVE DOWNLOAD DEVELOPER TRACK COMMUNITY TRACK

4: 00 pm COFFEE BREAK

4: 20 pm

[Manhattan 2]Open Source CIO or CTO ?

Panel speakers:1. shihab Dato’ Kunhi Mohd,

IMPACt2. Dinesh nair, QubeConnect3. Dr. Yuserri Yusoff, omnilogic

Moderator:Ganesh Kumar Bangah, PIKoM

[Bronx 5]Growing Open Source Software asBackbones to Large Organizations

speaker : Azhar Mustapha, neMesIs

[Bronx 6]Contributing to Open Source inZero Lines of Code

speaker:Ben Balbo, osDC.org

5: 05 pm

[Manhattan 2]Commercialising Open Source

Panel speakers:1. suresh Kumar, MIMos2. Zaid Hamzah, telekom Malaysia3. niclas Hedhman, Apache

software Foundation

Moderator: Raguraman Gurusamy,Innovation & CommercialisationDiv., MostI

[Bronx 5]DJANGO - The Python Framework

speaker:Low Kianseong, Developer

[Bronx 6]Using FOSS for Education andEmployment of Visually Handicap

speaker: Krishnakant Mane, tata Institute ofFundamental Research – GnoMeAccessibility

5: 50 pm END DAY 2 LIGHTNING TALK 1 [Manhattan 2]

8:30 pm LAUNCH OF OSDC.MY (Private Function)

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EXECUTIVE DOWNLOAD DEVELOPER TRACK COMMUNITY TRACK

9:30 am PLAtInUM KeYnote: Collaboration @ Work by Harish Pillay, ReD HAt [Manhattan 2]

10:15 am

[Manhattan 2]CASE STUDY: MalaysianAdministrative Modernisation andManagement Planning UnitMalaysia (MAMPU)

speaker: Dr. nor Aliah Zahri, MAMPU

[Bronx 5]Postgre SQL – Advance OpenSource Database & YOU

speaker: David Fetter, Fetter.org

[Bronx 6]Best Practices & Obstacles inOpen Source Projects

speaker: timothy ney,Linux Greenhouse

11:00 am COFFEE BREAK

11:20 am

[Manhattan 2]Open Source and Open Standards – Why is This Important To You?

Panel speakers1. Dr. shamsul sahibuddin,

Director CAse, UtM2. Dr. Dhanesh Ramachandram,

UsM3. Yong Yoon Kit, Royal selangor4. Mahendran Munisamy,

IBM Global technology

Moderator: Roslan Bakri Zakaria, MDeC

[Bronx 5]

How ADempiere Works Under the Hood

speaker: Redhuan D. oon,ADempiere

[Bronx 6]

Facebook Connect

speaker: nasrul Amri samsudin,Facebook Developer GarageCyberjaya

12.05 pm

[Bronx 5]FastCGI with PHP for IIS –EnablingPHP on Windows

speaker: Rohan thomas, Microsoft

[Bronx 6]Introduction to Open WebTechnology (Open ID, Oauth,Atompub and Open Social)

speaker: Mohanaraj Gopala Krishnan,Logistics Consulting Asia


1:45 pm KEYNOTE: Chris DiBona, GooGLe [Manhattan 2]

2:30 pm

[Manhattan 2]Open Source ERP – Changing the World Landscape?Panel speakers1. Kai schaeffer, ADempiere2. Mark Rees, Century softwareModerator: nurhizam safie,Asia e-University

[Bronx 5]MONO by Novell

speaker: Han Wen Kam,novell

[Bronx 6]Cluster Management Software

speaker: Luis Fernando Munoz,CeRn

DAY THREE tUesDAY, 2 June 2009

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3 :15pm

[Manhattan 2]Entreprise 2.0 – How Business &Government Should TakeAdvantage

1. Azrul Rahim, Jomsocial2. Abu Mansur A. Manaf,

sun Microsystems3. Waikit Lau, scanscoutModerator: Rizatuddin Ramli, MDeC

[Bronx 5]FEDORA

speaker: Harish Pillay, Fedora

[Bronx 6]Moodle Magic: Ten Tips for Tired Teachers

speaker: Mark steven,Forta tech solutions

4:00 pm COFFEE BREAK

4:20 pm

[Manhattan 2]Hot Topics in Open Source Security

Panel speakers1. Adli Wahid, Cybersecurity

Malaysia2. Dr. shahrin shahibuddin,

UteM, Melaka3. Justin tan, extol4. Dhillon Andrew Kannabhiran,

Hack in the BoxModerator: shahril Abd. Malek,sCAn Associates

[Bronx 5]What Linux Desktop Can Do That Others Can’t

speaker: Prakash Advani, Canonical

[Bronx 6]FOSS Adoptions in Malaysian Education

speaker: Muhammad najmiAhmad Zabidi, InternationalIslamic University, Malaysia

5:05 pm END DAY 3 LIGHTNING TALK 2 [Manhattan 2]



DAY FOUR WeDnesDAY, 3 June 2009EXECUTIVE DOWNLOAD DEVELOPER TRACK COMMUNITY TRACK

9:30 amKeYnote: Customer service Interaction solution on open source PlatformBy Bernard Yeong, 1001 teCH [Manhattan 5]

10:15 am

[Manhattan 5]CASE STUDY: Open Source Models?

speaker: tan tze Meng, open source enthusiast

[Bronx 5]Mobile Apps Development UsingOpen Source Software

speaker: Mohd Hafiz Ismail aka Mypapit

[Bronx 6]Websecurity: Are Your WebServers Part of Botnet?

speaker: Mahmud Ab Rahman,Cybersecurity Malaysia

11:00 am COFFEE BREAK

11:20 am

[Manhattan 5]CASE STUDY: Open Source Competency Centre

speaker: tan King Ing, osCC

[Bronx 5]Onion & Spaghetti

speaker: sara Falamaki, CsIRo

[Bronx 6]Seamless Service Migration UsingPF & FreeBSD

speaker: Josh Paetzel, Ixsystem

12:05 pm

[Manhattan 5]Using Open Source in the Creative Industry

Panel speakers1. shahril Ibrahim, Rhythm & Hues2. Waikit Lau, scansout3. Wai Keen Wong, Aflexi

Moderator: Hasnul nadzrin shah, MDeC

[Bronx 5]Asterisk Solutions forTelecommunication Providers

speaker:Dr Daniel Ali Aman Krehenbuehl,Intuit Innovations

[Bronx 6]Hands-on with Open Source forthe Mobile Internet

speaker:Ryaz Patel, InteL


1:45 pm KeYnote: Bigger than the Community by Mark Rees, CentURY soFtWARe [Manhattan 5]

2:15 pm

[Manhattan 5]Broadband and Open SourceEnvironment – What Works?

Panel speakers1. Ahmad Azhar Yahya,

HsBB telekom Malaysia2. Dr. Hiew Pang Leang,

Bt Research3. Ryaz Patel, InteL

Moderator: Ir. Wan Murdani, MDeC

[Bronx 5]Uncovering Online Videos: Efforts of Open Source

speaker: Waikit Lau, sCAnsCoUt

[Bronx 6]Zonestraits Free DNSfor Community

speaker: Amir Haris Ahmad,Zonestraits

3:00 pm

[Manhattan 5]CASE STUDY: Government 2.0

speaker:Mohd nazri Md. said, UniversitiPerguruan sultan Idris, Malaysia

[Bronx 5]PCBSD Solutions for Economic Downturn

speaker: Mat olandear, ixsystems

[Bronx 6]Developing the Next Generationof Open Source Application

speaker: Bruno Georges, Red HatAsia Pacific, Japan

3.45 pm

[Manhattan 5]Reducing TCO of ICT through theMSCS Innoflex Solution & MSC-Developing Local ICT Entrepreneurs& Making Profit. Can It BeAchieved?

speaker:YM Raja Ahmad nizam, MIMossmart Computing

[Bronx 5]Open Source Technologies andVisual Effects: Keeping the PipelineMoving at Rhythm & Hues Studios

speaker:Marc Hawson, Rhythm & Hues

[Bronx 6]Development Based onCommunity Code: A Success Story

speaker: Uwe Dippel, Universiti tenaga nasional

4.30 pm COFFEE BREAK / END OF CONFERENCE

6:30 pm -till late CLOSING DINNER : AWARD PARTY (RETRO NIGHT) [Manhattan Ballroom]

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speakers’ Profile

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Chris DiBonaAs the open source Programs Manager for Google, Chris’ jobincludes running the summer of Code and releasing open sourcesoftware on Google's Code website, which can be found athttp://code.google.com.

Prior to joining Google, Chris was an editor/author for the popularonline website slashdot.org and He is an internationally knownadvocate of open source software and related methodologies. He co-edited the award winning essay compilations "open sources" and"open sources 2.0" and writes for a great number of publications. Hewas also briefly the Linux guy on techtV and speaks on a variety ofopen source issues internationally.

Anthony BaxterAnthony has been involved in the open-source community for morethan a decade, and largely working on Python for the last few years.He’s was the release manager for Python. this is much less glamorousthan you might think. After a number of years working for a travel-based telephone company, he’s recently started working for GoogleAustralia.

He has worked in the Internet area and in the telco space where hegets to exercise his incredibly short attention span by working on farfar too many things at once. He’s written or contributed to more opensource projects than he can remember – mostly related to networkingand protocol implementations..

Anthony’s spoken at a number of conferences, including a keynoteat linux.conf.au 2008, at each of the 4 osDC conferences held sofar, and presented effective Python Programming at osCon 2005.

Matthew OlanderMatt is currently the Cto of at iXsystems, which is a business-friendlyway to say that he plays on server equipment and breaks softwaremost of the day while trying to avoid meetings.

He has 15 years of enterprise networking and systems analysisexperience and is responsible for the over-all technical vision of thecompany. A long time BsD advocate, Matt is a member of theFreeBsD Project's Marketing and Public Relations teams. Matt waspreviously Director of It at BsDi.



Sara Falamakisara is a software developer based in sydney. she currently works ina traffic enforcement company, writing software to extract infringementinformation from roadside gadgets like cameras, induction loops andspeed limit signs. she has previously worked at a web start up, anindustrial automation company and has tutored classes at university.

sara developed systems enabling traffic enforcement tools tocommunicate and corroborate traffic events. Most of her developmentwork is done using C++ on top of an ACe based framework. sara alsodesigned database schema and sQL queries, implemented sitemonitoring system using Python and AJAX.

Krishnakant ManeFree software developer, social engineer, teacher and activist, Krishnais actively involved in technical and non-technical training, such asorientation of office staff towards usage of linux in variousorganizations and helping them to develop a chain of support systemand knowledge base.

Presently, Krishnakant is working as a Project Fellow in Homi BhabaCentre for science education (HBCse) lab with Dr. nagarjuna of thetata Institute of Fundamental Research in Mumbai. Before joiningHBCse, Krishnakant worked as an advisor to several stategovernments in India for creating awareness about accessibilitytechnologies for the education of handicapped people.

Waikit LauWaikit is the Co-Founder and President of scanscout. He hasextensive experience building emerging media businesses andtechnologies. In his role as Co-Founder and President of scanscout,Waikit leads the company’s vision and growth.

Prior to co-founding scanscout, Waikit was the Director of strategyand Business Development at scientific Atlanta (a division of Cisco)where he helped lead product strategy for next-generation mediadelivery platforms. Before scientific Atlanta, he was an investor atBessemer Venture Partners, investing in and working with early-stagetechnology companies.

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Gery MesserAs Vice President of technology solutions (ts) in Asia Pacific andJapan, Gery Messer is responsible for building strong servicesexpertise around networked storage, open storage Management andBusiness Continuity to foster greater and more individualizedcustomer focus across the region.

He is based in shanghai and has been working in the Asian regionfor the last ten years. Prior to joining eMC, Messer was with DeloitteConsulting as the President and Regional Managing Director of Korea,leading the entire Management Consulting practice, includingstrategy & operations, change leadership and educational services.

He was formerly the Managing Director of Deloitte Consulting southeast Asia, responsible for the technology Practice (eRP) in the region.In both roles, he was instrumental in significantly increasing DeloitteConsulting's market penetration and revenues in Korea and southAsia. Gery holds an MBA from the University of Berne in switzerland,where he majored in the science of Industrial Management.

Tan Tze Mengtze Meng has been in the ICt industry since graduating with aComputer engineering degree from Queen Mary College, Universityof London in 1986. Having worked in data communications,electronics manufacturing, software development and was involved inthe startup and early development of one of Malaysia's largest Internetservice Providers, tze Meng is long time user and supporter of FreeBsD(since version 2.x) and an advocate of open source in general,especially during the early days of MnCC's open source specialInterest Group (ossIG). He also presented a paper at FossCon 2003"the Case for open source: oss vs. Proprietary software" which hasbeen cited by various other papers on open source.

He is currently with Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC).

David OhDavid has extensive experience having practised as an Advocate &solicitor in the Intellectual Property Department of skrine & Co andsubsequently in his own firm, the Law office of David oh.

His expertise covers the vast Intellectual Property arena havingworked with clients from a broad range of sectors including retail;manufacturing; broadcasting, media and entertainment; interactive/enhanced television; information technology and e-Commerce.Being a much sought-after speaker, David has over a decade of



experience in training and development having participated inseminars and workshops with organizations such as the MalaysianIntellectual Property Association (MIPA), Malayan Law Journal (MLJ),Malaysian Institute of Management (MIM), Academy ofsciencesMalaysia and Asia Business Forum (ABF).

Dinesh NairDinesh has been actively involved in creating new networking,security and Internet applications based on open source architecturesince 1986.

He designed the PicoBsD embedded operating system jointly withAndrej Bialeki; developed m0n0wall embedded firewall distributiontool and created a smartcard operating software for Malaysia’snational identification card and passport. other significant projects include the development of Malaysia’sMinistry of Health telemedicine network with WorldCare Asia PteLtd; Celcom Malaysia GsM network and due diligence studies forMalaysian Venture Capital Management sdn Bhd (MAVCAP).

In July 2004, Dinesh co-founded QubeConnect sdn Bhd with sinHock Kian. Dinesh is currently the Cto of QubeConnect.

Ang Chin HanHan is a coder at heart, having been programming since 1986 andusing Linux since 1996. He is a firm believer and supporter of opensource software, particulary interested in the development of thePostgresQL relational database.

He joined Byte Craft and have led and implemented a number ofopen source software based projects with them. He is nowmanaging the technical team and direction of the company as thetechnical Director.

Lately he has been active in the local Drupal CMs, as well as theMyoss community.

Dr. Raslan AhmadRaslan Ahmad is the Director of ICt Policy Division, Ministry ofscience, technology and Innovation, Malaysia (MostI). Raslan beganhis career 16 years ago as Coordinator for Corporate PlanningDivision of MIMos (Malaysian Institute of Microelectronic system),agencies under MostI. His professional expertise is extensive, andranges from corporate planning and managing government ICt grantto inclusion of ICt by community as a tool for capacity building ofpartners in developing countries.

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Raslan gained a B.A (Hons) degree in southeast Asian studies andMaster of Philosophy in Human Development at the University ofMalaya in 1987 and 1991 and Ph.D in science Policy and technologyManagement at Policy Research in science, engineering andtechnology (PRest), an institute of the University of Manchester in1999.

Dr. Yusseri Md. YusoffDr. Yusseri Md. Yusoff is the Chief technical officer of omnilogic sdn.Bhd., a software development company specialising in open sourcesoftware. He was also the Project Director for a recently concludedGovernment of Malaysia initiative, titled “the Malaysian Public sectoropen source software Initiative, Phase 1” headed by the MalaysianAdministrative Management and Modernisation Planning Unit(MAMPU).

Dr. Yusseri holds a Ph.D. from the school of electronics and Physicalsciences, University of surrey, an M.sc. in telecommunications andInformation systems from the University of essex and a B.eng. inelectronic engineering (Computing) from the University of sheffield.He is also a member of the Institute for electrical and electronicsengineers (Ieee).

Prof. Datuk Khaw Lake TeeProf Datuk Khaw Lake tee is a Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Development),University Malaya. she was a dean in the law faculty. she is an expertin Intellectual Property (Patent, trade marks, copyright, designs,traditional knowledge, layout designs, confidential information),

Land Law, Property Law And Conveyancing (torrens system, nationalLand Code, land dealings, registration of title) and Informationtechnology Law (Cyberlaw, information and communications law,internet, intellectual property, jurisdiction). she is also an author toseveral books on copyrights law.

Dato’ Dr. KamalJit Singhentrepreneur, technologist, Writer, thinker, Doer, and often dubbedas “Dr Innovation” by the industry, Dato’ Dr Kamal is currently theexecutive Director of Global Innovation Research Centre (GIRC), astrategic think-tank to instill innovation in Malaysian industry,government and education sectors. His passion is innovation, whichhe believes to be a direct result of our core thinking processes.

Dato’ Dr Kamal was previously the Ceo of Bt Multimedia Malaysia



and Head of the Asian Research Centre (ARC) in Kuala Lumpur. Priorto Bt, He spent 8 years with Panasonic new Zealand, which he leftas the general manager. He is a regular speaker at many internationaltechnology conferences and a columnist in "the edge", Malaysia'spremier business weekly. He is also a member of the technicalResource Group (tRG) of Malaysia’s third Industrial Master Plan (IMP3), being developed by Ministry of International trade & Industry.

Dr. Azman Firdaus ShafiiAs a Colombo Plan scholar, Dr Azman studied at the University ofsydney, Australia where he graduated with the ICI Australia and newZealand Prize for Chemical engineering. He then went to AstonUniversity, UK, to do his PhD in Computer Process Control, and lateran MBA at Harvard Business school, UsA.

He first taught Chemical engineering and Computer Programming atUniversiti Malaya, and moved on to hold top management positionsin public listed companies such as Golden Hope Plantations Berhad,Intria Berhad and Costain PLC, UK.

In 1998, Dr Azman decided to pursue his technopreneurial vision.He founded the Aldrix Group (http://www.aldrix.net) spearheaded byan R&D driven company, Quantum Beez sdn Bhd (formerly knownas open source systems sdn Bhd) a Malaysian pioneer in Linuxbased Cluster Computing, open source software and Bioinformatics.

Prof. Dr. Sharin bin Sahib @ SahibuddinHaving a PhD in Parallel Processing (sheffield, UK), Msc in engsystem software, & Bsc in engineering Computer systems (PurdueUniv.), Prof sharin is the Dean of Faculty of Information andCommunications technology, Universiti teknikal Malaysia Melaka.

Prof. sharin field of expertise is in network, system, security, networkAdmin and Design.

Redhuan D. OonRedhuan D. oon or 'Red1' is the leader of the ADempiere eRPproject. He spent his time mostly in his 2 acre farm on the outskirtsof Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia connected only by a thin copperline withbroadband access. It was in this farm starting in 2003 where hemanaged to create his www.red1.org, housing mostly technical andbasic tutorials on Compiere eRP software.

His enlightening writing style drew worldwide acclaim and won him

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enough overseas projects as far as new York and Bonn. WhenCompiere was funded and closed up, its community requested Red1to conduct a forking debate which gave rise to the ADempiere projectwith Red1 as its temporal leader.

today ADempiere eRP is the top community open source project insourceForge.net and enjoys a growing following of experts,developers, implementors and users. It now has an HQ based inBerlin. Asia e-University has started a Masters programme based onADempiere in 2009 with Red1 that is also published as books byPearson and Dewan Bahasa & Pustaka.

Tengku Farith Rithauddeentengku Farith is the Group Ceo and Co-Founder of sKALI. the vibranttengku Farith, or better known as tF amongst sKALI’s staff, isresponsible for the strategic vision, overall management andleadership of sKALI.

In 2002, Farith was selected as one of the 100 Global Leaders fortomorrow (GLt) by the World economic Forum, Davos ofswitzerland. In 2004, he was the first recipient of the Youngentrepreneur award by the Malay Chamber of Commerce, Malaysiaand in 2006 was awarded the prestigious eisenhower Fellowship for2007 by the eisenhower Foundation, UsA.

Farith was the President of teAM, technopreneurs Association ofMalaysia from 2004 to 2007 and also a co-founder and currentadvisor of the new entrepreneur Forum (neF). He sits on otheradvisory boards both in the public and private sectors which focusmainly on Industry and netpreneur development in Malaysia.

Y.Brs Dr. Nor Aliah binti Mohd ZahriDr. nor Aliah is the Deputy General Director of ICt at MAMPU(Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management PlanningUnit). she has had numerous experience in the government ICt sector.

Before her current appointment, she was the Director of ICt Policyand Planning Division, MAMPU (2001-2006), Head of training andInnovation Unit in IntAn (1995-2000), Computer Manager inDepartment of Public service (1989-1991), senior ProgramCoordinator in IntAn (1987-1987), Computer Manager in Ministryof Primary Industries (1984-1987) and system Analyst in Departmentof statistic (1978-1982).

she completed her Ph.D in Database & natural Language at theUniversity of London, her Masters Degree in Artificial Intelligence at



the Brighton Polytechnic, her system Analyst Diploma at IntAn andalso did her Business economy Degree in Business Administration atUniversiti Malaya.

Ahmad AzharAhmad Azhar, 45, holds a Bachelor of science in electricalengineering from oklahoma state University. He began his career in1987 as an engineer in Agilent technologies (formerly known asHewlett Packard). He then joined management consultants,Accenture in 1990 servicing a portfolio of clients in Malaysia, Asiaand Middle east in various industries from communications to hightechnology, oil and gas and the public sector.

His experience includes strategic planning and change management,business and operations support systems, enterprise resourcemanagement, revenue and customer relationship management. Hebecame a Partner at Accenture in 2000 before joining tM as GroupChief Information officer on 2 August 2004. In 2008, Ahmad is nowthe Programme Director of High speed Broadband (HsBB)Programme in tM.

Zaid HamzahZaid Hamzah is the telekom Malaysia's senior Vice President, GroupRegulatory, Legal & Compliance tM. He has over 21 years ofprofessional work experience spanning government service, legalpractice and in-house counsel work with an MnC. Prior to joiningtM, Zaid was a consultant to Microsoft's Legal & Corporate Affairs,Asia Pacific, based in singapore.

His career achievements include his role as a consultant to theMalaysian Government on the development of the Malaysian nationalIntellectual Property policy in 2003, advising the Malaysian nationalICt security & emergency Response Centre (nIseR) on thedevelopment of their e-security Legal Risk Management Frameworkand MAMPU on the commercialization of e-government applications.

Raguraman GurusamyRaguraman Gurusamy was a law lecturer in University technologyMara till 2006. He read Law in Leeds Metropolitan University UnitedKingdom and holds a Master’s degree in Intellectual Property fromUniversity of Leeds United Kingdom. He is currently working in theInnovation and Commercialisation Division in the Ministry of sciencetechnology and Innovation Malaysia and specializing inCommercialisation of Intellectual Property. He has been involvedwith negotiation and commercialisation of e- Government projects

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and he is also Part of the Malaysian Free trade Agreement negotiationteam on Intellectual Property Rights Chapter.

Dr. Dhanesh RamachandramDr.Dhanesh Ramachandram is a senior lecturer with the school ofComputer sciences, UsM. He is a member of the Computer VisionResearch Group (CVRG). He completed his PhD in the area of RoboticVision and Artificial Intelligence.

His research interests include Medical Image Analysis, semantic ImageUnderstanding and AI-based approaches in Information Retrieval. Hecurrently coordinates the development of the software framework andis an active advocate of open-source software.

Niclas HedhmanBorn in 1964 in sweden, niclas is one of the founders of the oPs4Jproject. He has also founded and worked heavily on the Digital ProductMeta Library and in various projects at the Apache software Foundation,where he is a full Member since 2007.

His work as Chief Architect at eWarna sdn Bhd (2000-2003) withonline Color Communication and Color Management solutions in thetextile industry led to a APICtA (M) "Best software" and "Best of theBest, Prime Minister's Award" in 2002.

In 2006, he joined the expert Group of JsR-291, DynamicComponent support for Java� se, which is to formalize the osGiframework, module, lifecycle and service layers into a Java industrystandard.

the heavy use of osGi here at oPs4J as well in a professionalcapacity at scanCoin, led to niclas' inclusion as a initial committerfor the eclipse RsP-UI proposal.

Andy Darmawan Andy Dermawan is based in Jakarta, Indonesia. He is involve inUbuntu-id Member, Ubuntu-id Activities, Development for Blankon,a member of Ubuntu Membership Board – Asia and oceania Region,and also Committee Member for IGos (Indonesia Go-open source.He is currently attach to Departemen Komunikasi dan InformatikaRepublik Indonesia.

Mr. Andy has vast experience in C, C++ , PHP , Python, Java



Tim Ney timothy ney is well-known and respected for his advocacy of digitalaccess, as well as his extensive knowledge of open source licensingand business models. As co-founder of the Linux Greenhouse, whichnurtures collaborative innovation in the private and public sectors, hehas advised governments in Brazil, Chile, China, Korea and spain onIt strategy.

He served as executive of the GnoMe and Free software foundations,where he grew the impact of those organizations around the world.He fostered corporate involvement with open source, convening thefirst seminar for corporations on the General Public License (GPL) atMIt and advising the team that introduced nokia's Internet tablet tothe developer community.

ney serves on the board of the solo Foundation and the advisoryboards of the open source software Institute, Government opensource Conference (GosCon) and Composers Collaborative in newYork.

David FetterDavid Fetter is based in the san Francisco Bay Area and has workedin various commercial enterprises, non-profits and educationalinstitutions. He has worked extensively with oracle, PostgresQL,MysQL, Perl, PHP, PL/sQL, PL/PgsQL, PL/Perl and (of course!) vimon transaction processing and business intelligence systems. He hasspoken about PostgresQL at many conferences.In his free time, he helps run several organizations for computerprofessionals including the san Francisco Perl Users' Group and thesan Francisco PostgresQL Users' Group.

Kai SchaeferKai spoke in nuremberg on the open source meets Businessconference in 2006, 2007, 2008 and 2009 on the topic of theexperience the schaeffer AG made with ADempiere. In 2007 he wonthe 2nd prize of 2k euro which he then conducted the first everADempiere Conference where he sponsored the top contributors ofthe community around the world to come to Berlin. that sparked awider appearance of virtually the whole european and Us community.

Kai also spoke at the CeBIt 2009 open source Forum as the chairmanof the "ADempiere Deutschland e.V." He contributed the WindowsInstaller for ADempiere and able to code in 5 languages. In 2005 hestarted with the customization of Compiere and later ADempiere tothe special requirements of his own end-user company, "schaefferAG". Followed by a slow step by step introduction at differentdepartments. Highlight this June: Broad Introduction at our Us branch.

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Mahendren MunisamyMahendren Munisamy joined IBM in April 2004 after obtaining hisMasters Degree in Computer science from Kobe University, Japan.He was initially part of the Virtual Innovation Center’s (VIC)Websphere technical support team where he was primarilyresponsible for providing support to IBM Business Partners regardingtechnical issues concerning Websphere software.

In 2006 he took on the role as leader of the Kuala Lumpur WebsphereUser group and was chosen to champion IBM soA initiatives withinthe AseAn technical sales support team.

Mahen has also provided assistance to in porting applications to IBMtechnology through technical engagements at the IBM InnovationCenter (IIC) in Kuala Lumpur. He is now assigned to the IIC as atechnology evangelist, a role that requires him to introduce IBMsoftware innovations to developers around the AseAn region.

Nurhizam Safie Mohd. Satar nurhizam safie Bin Mohd satar is the Dean of the school of ICt inAsia e University. His research and professional consultancy arefocussed towards open source Computing, e-learning and ICt ProjectManagement. He is an active promoter of open source CapacityBuilding through working relationship with Centre of InternationalCooperation for Computerization (CICC) singapore office.

through school of ICt, he has introduced the executive Master inopen source Computing, executive Master in open source eRP(Adempiere) and Bachelor of ICt (open source Computing), a uniqueprogrammes of its kind in Asia.

Saifol Bahri Shamlansaifol has been MDeC’s VP for Industry Development since February2008.

During his eight years as an It and management consultant, hegained much experience in a wide range of industry verticals such asproperty development, plantations, banking and financial institutions,capital and money market, technology development, cottageindustries, facility management, e-commerce, etc. He was involvedin providing consultancy in It planning, financial analysis, marketstrategy, operations management, business strategy and planning,industry studies, among his many assignments as a consulting partner.

Following the dotcom crash, saifol took on the job as Ceo in Dagangnet, where he managed to turn around the company’s business from



stagnation into high growth. He was also instrumental in launchingDagang net’s ePermittM service which eventually won the MsC-APICtA Award as well as ZDnet Asia’s Best e-Government Awardin 2005. From Dagang net, he went on to become the Director oftechnology strategy and Innovation in UeM Group Berhad. Duringhis brief tenure in UeM, saifol conceptualized and promoted the useof open source platforms for the Group’s unified communicationsand office automation, which will ultimately involve 15,000 desktopswithin over 30 companies.

At MDeC, saifol is taking on the challenge to develop an entire Itindustry for Malaysia, by re-shaping the corporation’s IndustryDevelopment functions into an organisation that performs end-to-endaid in development, growth and commercialisation of the numerousplayers in Malaysia’s It industry.

Mark Reesover his 20+ years as a programmer, Mark has programmed in 15different languages, but has the most fun programming in Pythonwhich he has been using since 1997. Developer of the isapi_wsgiadaptor and the Zope Informix Database adaptor. With CLI he sees achance to be able to leverage the best language for specific softwarecomponents and with the help of Mono deploy cross-platform. He isalso the current convenor of syPy, the sydney Python User Group.

Mark is a software Development Manager, Century software north sydney, nsW, Australia.

Harish PillayHarish Pillay has been the open source evangelist with Red Hat AsiaPacific since september 2003.

He joined Red Hat from Maringo tree technologies, an open sourceconsultancy, training and services company he co-founded in 2002.He has held senior management and technical positions at BrokatAsia, sembawang Media, CsA Automated and CsA Holdings.

An avid open source activist and commentator, Harish co-foundedthe Linux Users' Group singapore (LUGs) in 1993. He was elevatedto a Fellow of the singapore Computer society in 2009 and is amember of the Institute of electrical and electronic engineers.

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Adli WahidAdli Wahid of Cybersecurity Malaysia manages the MalaysiaComputer emergency Response team (MyCeRt) on a day to daybasis. our team provide incident handling service for anything relatedto .MY, watch and warn activities, and co-ordination with othersecurity teams (FIRst, APCeRt), research groups (i.e. the HoneynetProject) and interest groups (i.e. APWG, shadowserver)

He specializes in malware, phishing and visualization and hasdesigned and co-ordinated cyber drill exercise at the national andregional level.

Justin TanJustin tan brings a wealth of business and technology experience toextol MsC. He became part of the extol team in 1995 as a systemengineer and was subsequently appointed as its technical Director in1998 leading product commercialization activities and overseeingtechnical innovation.

In 2003, Justin assumed the role of Chief executive officer and hiskey responsibilities include setting the direction of extol MsC andformulating the strategies to achieve these goals.

Justin is currently the chairman of WG3 under the technicalcommittee (tC5), commissioned by sIRIM to oversee informationsecurity.

Ryaz PatelRyaz Patel heads the sales and marketing operations in Malaysia. Ascountry manager, he is responsible for the growth of Intel's businessthrough channel distribution, local oeMs and multinationals (MnCs)in Malaysia. He will also focus on driving strategic partnerships withthe Government and ecosystem players to accelerate technologyadoption in Malaysia as well as drive market expansion strategies togrow the local consumption.

Ryaz joined Intel in 1995 and has held several regional roles over theyears. His previous role was the regional product marketing managerfor desktop and mobile platforms where he was responsible to driveand accelerate product launches and transitions for Intel's desktopand mobile technologies, including the Intel® Centrino® Mobiletechnology and Intel® Core™2 Duo processors. He was alsoresponsible for working with channel partners, local oeMs andMnCs to drive and implement Intel's product roadmaps.



Dhillon Andrew KannabhiranDhillon Andrew Kannabhiran is a Founder and Chief executiveofficer for Hack In the Box (www.hackinthebox.org) and the mainorganizer behind HItBsecConf; the largest network securityconference in Asia and the Middle east.

Rizatuddin RamliRizatuddin Ramli is a dynamic, results oriented technology executivewith broad experience in general management, technologymanagement and customer care. Demonstrated record of success inimplementing new concepts and methods to drive transformationalchange across the organization.

Joined Multimedia Development Corp in 1998 and currently theDirector of Global Profiling and Portfolio Management. His currentrole involves developing MsC Malaysia global icons as a function ofinnovative companies, products and services to requirements of thealigned business goals of MsC Malaysia.

Roslan BakriMr. Roslan is a Co-founder of the new entrepreneur Forum [neF],the original 10 of neF Members and Represented neF in KeyGovernment initiatives. He is the technical Committee Member forthe development of 9th Malaysian Plan, Collaborated with thetechnopreneur Association of Malaysia [tePage | 17AM] in thestrategizing, development and implementation of the CRADLeInvestment Program [CIP], Working team for the development of theBCIC2 for the Government of Malaysia and Developed a strategicmaster plan for bumiputra technopreneur development MDeC.

Tan King Ingtan King Ing currently serves as the Deputy Director of the ICt Policyand Planning Division of MAMPU and is primarily responsible forthe implementation of the Malaysian Public sector open sourcesoftware Program. Her work experience covers It strategic planning,policy formulation, systems development, operations, projectmanagement and consulting.

she has contributed in drafting the electronic Government Vision andvarious ICt policies, standards adoption and guidelines preparationfor government agencies in ICt implementation. she was the projectmanager of the Civil service Link, the City Command Center and nowthe Public sector oss Program. she was also actively involved in theimplementation of the MsC Malaysia / electronic Governmentflagship project.

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tan King Ing obtained her Masters of science in It from theUniversity of stirling, United Kingdom and has served the civil servicefor almost twenty seven years.

Dr. Hiew Pang LeangHiew Pang Leang is currently the Ceo of Bt Multimedia Malaysia andheads Bt’s Research Centre in Malaysia. He is responsible for managingthe research and exploration of technologies and innovations for Bt inthe areas of Mobility and Convergence as well as BroadbandCommunications and Applications.

Prior to joining Bt, Hiew was an associate professor at MonashUniversity and the founding Head of school for the school ofInformation technology. He was also founding director of theInformation and Communication technologies enterprise Research &Development Centre.

Hiew is a strong advocate of open source philosophy. He hasdelivered keynotes and chaired a number of internal open sourceevent and conference. He was also on the drafting committee forMalaysia’s national open source Policy back in 2004. Hiew nowapplies his open source knowledge into his research in informationand communication technologies.

Yong Yoon KitYong Yoon Kit is currently the Group It Manager for Royal selangorInternational. He graduated from Imperial College readingInformation systems engineering. He has been an avid user of Freesoftware since the early 1990s and have since advocated for moreFoss usage in the Malaysian context. He is also in the Federation ofMalaysian Manufacturers (FMM) ICt & Multimedia committee andchair of the Foss-sIG. In this capacity he contributes to standardsdevelopment in sIRIM. over the years, he has given talks on Foss inFMM, MyGossCon, Asia CIo, foss.my and BarcampKL

Oliver R. BellAs Regional technology officer, oliver is responsible for Microsoft’stechnology policy initiatives and engagements with Government andAcademic leaders across Asia and Australasia. through this bi-directional dialogue, he ensures that the unique needs of theseconstituencies are reflected in Microsoft’s technology anddevelopment strategies.

Prior to this position oliver spent seven years at Microsoft’s corporateheadquarters in Redmond, Washington. Most recently he held the

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position of Director for Government Interoperability Programs andProjects, working with Microsoft’s global network of subsidiaries todefine replicable ways in which Governments could implement crossdepartmental services for citizens and businesses. In addition oliverand his group were also responsible for establishing programs throughwhich Governments globally are able to share and reuse best practiceand solution based intellectual property.

Ben BalboBen Balbo was born in Germany, grew up in the UK, lives inMelbourne, and likes Guinness. While he isn’t drinking Guinness(which is most of the time in Melbourne, as it just doesn’t taste thesame), he earns a living as a PHP developer and trainer, securityconsultant, and open source developer. He has been known to talkin public about web development-related topics, which comes as partof the package of being on the committees of both the MelbournePHP User Group and open source Developers’ Club. Although hewouldn’t admit this, he participates at this level only in order to go torestaurants or pubs after the meetings.

Bruno GeorgesBruno Georges is the Director of Middleware, Red Hat Asia Pacific ,Japan. Bruno has over 18 years It experience working in the Banking,trading, Insurance and telco industries, where he has been primarilyinvolved with the architecture of eCommerce solutions and managingsoftware Development teams.

since 2001 he has spoken at numerous international conferencesabout Web services standards, enterprise Application Integration,soA, and the adoption of open source technologies.

Bruno previously headed the Application Development Group atGlencore International AG, the largest private company inswitzerland. Bruno was responsible for initiating and driving theadoption of an open source based soA strategy, leading to a highlysuccessful deployment.

Mark StevensMark stevens is currently working in Malaysia as the Moodle subjectMatter expert for Forta tech solutions' LMs project (sponsored byMAMPU). His responsibilities include recommendations on Moodleconfiguration, deployment, and best practices in Moodle blended-learning. He is on leave as a senior Instructor at the American Universityof sharjah and has taught english as a second Language for more than20 years in Kuwait, Malaysia, saudi Arabia, the UAe, and the UsA.

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He has been a Moodle teacher, administrator, and advocate sinceMarch 2004, and he volunteers as a co-moderator for Moodle.org's“Moodle for Language and teaching and “Moodle sites” courses. HisMalaysian Moodling activities can be found at sangkancil.net.

Low Kian SeongLow Kian seong has been using open source since 2000 and startedout hacking Python on Zope in the same year on his very first projectwhich is a herbal website. After that he jointly founded a start up andworked using opensource software on Windows, Linux and a varietyof platforms. He enjoys hacking in general and his hacking tool ofpreference is Python, Bash and Ruby.

on his spare time besides playing around with business he enjoystrying out new business ventures and communing with nature.

Dr. Daniel Ali Aman KraehenbuehlDr. Daniel Ali Aman Kraehenbuehl is a serial entrepreneur andfounder of scout24 a large european online marketplace. He holds aP.h.D in Computer science from MIt. In 2002 he founded IntuitInnovation, a company in Malaysia which is fully focused on Asteriskand nagios solutions, projects and global support.

Azrul Hasni MadisaAzrul Hasni Madisa graduated with a diplôme d’ingenieur (Msc.equivalent) from one of France’s top engineering schools (InsA) in2002. soon after, he joined tMnet as an It engineer. His passion forteaching, led him to resign from tMnet and joined MultimediaUniversity (MMU) as a lecturer. He won several commendationaward from the President of MMU for his teaching skills.

In 2004 he joined Jtrend; a sun Microsystems, MMU and MDeCcollaboration project to help Malaysian technopreneurs. In 2007, hejoined Billadam, a UK company specializing in mobile content, asthe Chief technology officer. In 2009, after a deep soul searching,he decided to start his own It consulting business specializing inenterprise application, security and mobile development. Currentlyhe has a few big names such as sun Microsystems, British telecom –Frontline and Cybersecurity as clients.

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Amir Haris AhmadAmir Haris Ahmad is a visionary in information technology andcomputer security fields, with particular interest in Dns technologyand IPv6.

He is currently working as senior Researcher at one of the countrycode tLD registry, doing research on Dns security extension(DnsseC) and electronic number Mapping system (enUM). Amir’sextensive technical background includes Dns, UnIX operatingsystems, IPv6, and software development in C/C++, ruby, perl andweb technology. He is the founder of zonestraits.com as communitysite and maintains the site during his free time.

Uwe DippelUwe Dippel is a senior Lecturer with University tenaga nasional. Agraduate in electrical engineering / Communications technologies,Uwe Dippel has extensive experience in Information systems,Computer Architecture, operating systems and related securityAspects. He has served the German Ministry for Research andtechnology; held several senior positions in Broadcasting and servedthe european Patent office in the Hague (the netherlands). since 2000he enjoys sharing his experience with Malaysian students, and joinedUniten in August 2001. For the last years he has taught the electivesubject Data and Computer security, done some research oncryptography, and advocated Free and open source to all his students.

Nasrul Amri Samsudinnasrul holds a Bachelor of technology (Honours) Business Informationsystem from Universiti teknologi PetRonAs. Author of the bookRahsia Pemasaran Facebook, he is also involved in various Facebookapplication development & is appointed as Ambassador for FacebookDeveloper Garage Cyberjaya, Malaysia. Has 5 years experience inBroadcasting and 6 years as entrepreneur.

Mohammad Hafiz Ismail @ mypapitMohammad Hafiz or more known as 'mypapit' is presently working asa researcher at MARA University of technology (UItM), Perlis. Ahobbyist programmer, he enjoys reading computer-related materialsand believes in 'recreational programming'.

He usually codes in GnU/Linux, and uses C and Java (mainly JavaMe)programming language. His field of interest includes semantic Web,Mobile Application and Web services. He has given talk on topicrelated to mobile application development and open source innumerous local universities and is currently working on a researchtitled "Location Aware travel Guide: Refining Design via PaperPrototype".

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Mahmud Ab RahmanMahmud Ab Rahman is an intrusion analyst working for CybersecurityMalaysia. He obtained a Degree in Computer science from nationalUniversity of Malaysia and he later completed his Master Degree inComputer science from national University of Malaysia by year 2006.

Mahmud has been involved in the computer security field for over 4years. His main domain involvements are network security monitoring,secure programming, botnet monitoring, hacking, reverse engineeringand malware analysis. Mahmud is currently an active open sourceadvocate.

Mohd Taufiq IsmailMohd taufiq Ismail formed part of the KRIM network Research &Development team with core development expertise in webapplication user experience and usability. He is currently participatingindirectly with KohanaPHP opensource framework developersnetwork and actively developing web application with KohanaPHPframework.

since year 2005 he has been involved in LAMP web applicationdevelopment and web marketing for government and local corporates.He graduated with a degree majoring in software engineering fromUniversiti Putra Malaysia.

Muhammad Najmi Ahmad ZabidiMuhammad najmi Ahmad Zabidi is currently working as a Lecturer inthe International Islamic University Malaysia. Previously, he wasworking with Byte Craft sdn Bhd, an open source industry pioneerfrom 2003-2005. His current interest is on virtual honeypot, intrusiondetection and prevention, malware analysis and string search algorithmstudy. His contribution for Foss includes translation coordination forKDe Localization Project to Malay language since 2003.

Azrinsyah Mirza AsfianIn his current capacity as an engineer at MIMos Berhad, Azrin isresponsible in analyzing the requirements, designing, developing andengineering the performance of the award winning Jendela InformasiInternet™ (Jen-ii™) mobile application framework.

Prior to joining MIMos, he has worked and led the development ofoccasionally-Connected-Computing, object-Relational Mapping, Richthin Client, Peer-to-Peer, security and User Interface components ofBanking and Finance and osGi-based software frameworks.

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He is also experienced in the development of plugins for both eclipseand netBeans-based IDes. His research and development interestsinclude cutting edge and groundbreaking software architecture, designpatterns and design and development methodology as part of softwareengineering process.

Mohd Nazri Md. SaadMohd nazri Md saad is a senior Lecturer in Universiti Perguruan sultanIdris, tanjong Malim, Malaysia. He has researched on the usage of weband multimedia in education and had carried out a survey on theeffectiveness of teaching for teachers in Malaysia using open source forthe teaching material preparation.

He has contributed in the preparation of IsP ICt IPtA, involved as acommittee member in e-Learning IPtA (MeIPtA) and sits in the MAMPUopen source steering Committee. He has won award in the 34thInternational exhibition Invention of new techniques and Products,Geneva 2006 for his project entitled Interactive and CollaborativeMultimedia Courseware: Biology. He also wrote books for Malaysiasecondary school Curriculum on Biology and also Multimedia.

Frank FeldmanFrank Feldman is the senior Product Manager for Asia Pacific, with over13 years of experience in the field of open standards and open source.Frank is responsible for the Red Hat Infrastructure solutions such as RedHat enterprise Linux and Red Hat enterprise Virtualization. He is thelive-link into Red Hat's global product managers community.

Prior to Red Hat, Frank worked at novell Asia Pacific in the role oftechnical Alliance Manager. He was responsible for technicalrelationships with IBM, Hewlett Packard and Dell. Prior to relocatingto Asia, Frank co-owned and managed a Java services company in thenetherlands specializing in open source JBoss Middlewaretechnology.

Bernard Yeong Bernard Yeong has been in the Contact Center industry for more than10 years. started as a technical manager in Lucent technologies andlater moved to other MnCs for a regional role reporting directly toheadquarters in Us. He was involved in the implementation of largecall center solution in various industries including financial, telco’s,transportation and manufacturing in Asia Pacific .

He has been working on open source platform for more than 4 years.

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Prakash AdvaniPrakash Advani is Partner Manger - Central Asia for Canonical. In hiscurrent role Prakash is responsible for evangelising the use and driveadoption of Linux solution. He works with number of largegovernments, customers and partner organisations and guides them onLinux adoption in their enterprise. Prakash is a frequent speaker atindustry forums on Linux and open source technologies.

Prakash Advani has been working with Information technology since1994 and with Linux since 1996. He is the founder of Freeos.com andthe co-founder of IndLinux.org. He has worked with various operatingsystems such as Linux, netware, Unix, Xenix, os/2, Beos, Windowsand Dos.His articles have been published in various publications suchas economic times, Linux Gazette, network Computing, expressComputer, Linux.com, and newsforge.com.

Suresh Kumarsuresh Kumar has around 20 years of experience in Research andDevelopment. He started off his industrial career as a Developmentengineer Matsushita tV Company (MtV).

In 1994 suresh joined the R&D center at Motorola, Penang as asoftware development engineer. He moved to the Global softwareGroup in 1999. suresh also managed the Commercial Applicationoperations with end-to-end ownership of a number ofGsM/GPRs/CDMA based tools. He is also well-aware of the qualityangle of project execution and was involved in the CMM and CMMILevel 5 center assessments.

In 2007,suresh moved to Mimos Bhd, Malaysia. He has been involvedin software Development/Architecture encompassing open sourceand Proprietary initiatives since then.

Rohan ThomasRohan thomas, a senior Web Platform and UX technology Advisorwith Microsoft, is currently focused on the Web Platform, UX andWindows Live in Malaysia. not only does Rohan work with Microsoft’spartners and customers but also with local universities, designcommunities and various companies to promote innovation in the WebPlatform and User experience technologies space. Before joiningMicrosoft, Rohan worked with companies like Accenture and Avanadein singapore and also ran his own company spanning across singaporeand Malaysia. He is a big fan of technology, social media and running.Check out his twitter @ http://twitter.com/rohant and blog atwww.rohanthomas.com

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Abu Mansur A. ManafAbu Mansur is currently Cto at sun Microsystems Malaysia. Hegraduated with double majors in organic Chemistry and soil sciencefrom the University of Western Australia (1983). He has almost 25 yearsof experience in technology sales and marketing beginning with RankXerox Malaysia in 1984.

In 1995 he spearheaded the Malaysian launch of a revolutionary andvery successful Xerox system that made documents accessible throughthe internet and allowed the global distribution of digital documentsand their simultaneous on demand production across the world.

In his current role as Chief technology officer for sun MicrosystemsMalaysia, one of his responsibilities is to create the awareness on thestrategic value of open source software as a means of achievingcompetitive edge for Malaysia in an increasingly challenging globalbusiness environment.

Mohanaraj Gopala KrishnanMohan is a journeyman software developer who has been honing hisskills in the field of web development. He enjoys working on opensource software in particular and uses Python as his weapon of choice.He currently works with Logistics Consulting Asia as a softwareDevelopment Manager where he tries to balance the task of herdinga bunch of cats (read: developers) and writing code.

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Red Hat Asia Pacific Pte Ltd8 shenton Way, #10-00singapore 068811tel : 65/6490-4200 (Main)Fax : 65/6490-4201 URL : www.apac.redhat.com

A3 TM Berhad telekom Malaysia Berhad (tM), Malaysia’sleading integrated information andcommunications group, offers acomprehensive range of communicationservices and solutions in broadband, data and fixed-line. As a market leader in thebroadband and fixed-line businesses, tM is

driven to deliver value to its stakeholders in ahighly competitive environment. the Groupplaces emphasis on continuing customerservice quality enhancements and innovations.With its extensive global connectivity, tM ispoised to position Malaysia as a regionalInternet hub and digital gateway for south-eastAsia. In line with this, tM is evolving into anext Generation network service providerenabling the Group to enhance its efficiencyand productivity while providing enrichedproducts and services.

Contact Details:tel : Please call 100 for any enquiries

Please call 03-22409494 for Corporate Information

email : [email protected] or [email protected]

URL : www.tm.com.my B1 Sun Microsystems

Malaysia Sdn Bhdsun Microsystems develops the technologiesthat power the global marketplace. Guidedby a singular vision -- "the network is theComputer (tM)" -- sun drives networkparticipation through shared innovation,community development and open sourceleadership. sun can be found in more than100 countries and on the Web athttp://sun.com or at http://sg.sun.com forAsia south.

Contact Details:Monica ng tel : +6012-3209818email : [email protected]

Christin Chong tel : +6012-2190722 email : [email protected]

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B2 Jobstreet.com Sdn Bhd Jobstreet operates the Jobstreet.com(www.jobstreet.com) online recruitmentwebsites presently covering the employmentmarkets in Malaysia, singapore, Philippines,Indonesia, India, Bangladesh and Japan. theGroup currently services over 50,000corporate customers and over 5 millionjobseekers. Jobstreet is listed on Main Boardof Bursa Malaysia securities (JoBst).

Contact Details:Jobstreet.com sdn BhdWisma Jobstreet.com27 Lorong Medan tuanku 1(off Jalan sultan Ismail)50300 Kuala Lumpur

tel : +60-3-2176 0333Fax : +60-3-2698 7200email : [email protected]

B3 1001 Technologies Sdn Bhd1001tech Group of Companies is a providerof ICt solution integration services. Itleverages on its domain-driven andknowledge based expertise to serve variousindustry verticals through its MsC-statussubsidiaries: 1001tech eHealth sdn Bhd,Amaryllis sdn Bhd and Ipvox sdn Bhd. Itsofferings include Hospital Informationsystems solutions, ICt solutions for Dentistry,including Dental Management and training,and IP-based customer service solutions.

Contact Details:Looi Chung KeatMarket Reach & Branding executive1001 teCHnoLoGIes sDn BHDLot 7.16, Level 7, 1 tech Parktanjung Bandar UtamaBandar Utama, 47800 Petaling Jaya, selangorDarul ehsan, Malaysia.tel : +603 77221001 Fax : +603 77223001URL : www.1001tech.com.my

B4 MIMOS Smart Computing Sdn Bhd

MIMos smart Computing’s is an organizationdirectly involved in providing total ICtsolution in the field of service, production,hardware maintenance and distribution ofICt. MsCsB’s main business activities in ICtinclude the production, assembly anddistribution of computing devices, ICtequipment rental services, hardwaremaintenance and support services and projectmanagement based on total ICt solution

Contact Details:nur zuraihanMarketing executiveMIMos smart Computing sdn Bhdno.1, Jalan BK 1/13, Kinrara Industrial Park,Bandar Kinrara, 47180 Puchong,selangor, MALAYsIAtel : +603 8075 7088 ext 8201Fax : +603 8075 2376URL : www.smart.com.mytoLL FRee: 1-800-88-2511email : [email protected]

Muhamad AmrolMobile : 017-3294022

C1 Asia e UniversityContact Details:nurhizam safieDean, school of ICtAsia e UniversityGround Floor, Dataran KewanganDarul takaful,no 4, Jalan sultan sulaiman50000 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

tel : +603 2785 0000 (GL)tel : +603 2711 0436 (Fax)tel : 1300 300 238 (Hotline)e-mail : [email protected] URL : www.aeu.edu.my

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C2 eKLAn initiative to improve the service deliverysystem of Government agencies in KlangValley through the use of ICt, to deliverefficient, fast, quality, safe and peoplefriendly services that will have an impact onthe public.

Contact Details:Unit Pemodenan tadbiran dan PerancanganPengurusan Malaysia (MAMPU)

Jabatan Perdana MenteriAras 6, Blok B2Kompleks Jabatan Perdana MenteriPusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan62502 PUtRAJAYA, Malaysiatel : 603-8888 1199Fax : 603-8888 3721

C3 MAMPUContact Details:Malaysian Administrative Modernisation and Management Planning Unit,Prime Minister's DepartmentLevel 6, Block B2, Prime Minister's Department Complex Federal Government Administrative Centre62502 Putrajaya, Malaysia

tel: 603-88881199Fax: 603-8888 3721e-mail: [email protected]

C4 MOSTIContact Details:Kementerian sains, teknologi dan Inovasi (MostI)Aras 1-7, Blok C4 & C5, Kompleks C,Pusat Pentadbiran Kerajaan Persekutuan,62662 Putrajaya, Wilayah Persekutuan

tel : (603) 8885 8000Fax : (603) 8888 9070email : [email protected]

C5 MSC MalaysiaMsC Malaysia, is a national initiativespearheaded by the Malaysian Governmentto promote both the national ICt industryand provide a test-bed for the global ICtindustry. MsC Malaysia provides aconducive enabling environment designedto facilitate companies to harness the fullpotential of ICt and multimediatechnologies and transform themselves intoworld-class companies.

Driving the MsC Malaysia initiative isMultimedia Development Corporation(MDeC), a unique high poweredgovernment-owned corporation.

Contact Details:Multimedia Development Corporation sdn Bhd MsC Malaysia Headquarters2360 Persiaran APeC63000 Cyberjayaselangor Darul ehsanMalaysia.

tel : (603) 8315 3000Fax : (603) 8318 8519email : [email protected]

D1 Novell Corporation (M) Sdn Bhdthrough our infrastructure software andecosystem of partnerships, novellharmoniously integrates mixed Itenvironments, allowing people andtechnology to work as one. We deliver thebest-engineered, most interoperable Linuxplatform and a portfolio of integrated Itmanagement software that help businessesworldwide reduce cost, complexity and risk

Contact Details:Mr ong tee Koktel : +603-77226100Mobile : 012-5188152

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email : [email protected] : www.novell.com

D3 BIG’Ant (M) Sdn BhdBIG’ant (M) sdn Bhd specializes in DigitalPen & Paper (DPP) solutions, an easy toimplement paper-based technology whichsimplifies electronic data capture whileoffering the ability to automate various typesof paper-based form applications: salesinvoice, inspection report, marketing surveys,field data collection, patient records, accountopening for banks etc. As a digital pen andpaper specialist in the region, BIG’ant’s keyproduct includes the Livescribe™ Pulse™smartpen (consumer retail product) andPenvision™ Formidable (enterprise formautomation solution). With BIG’ant, you cannow discover the endless potentials offeredby the DPP technology to enhance andimprove your organization’s performance.

Contact Details:Mr David tanno 66 & 68, Jalan ss22/21, Damansara Jaya, Petaling Jaya, 47400 selangor, Malaysia

tel : 016-2262450email : [email protected]

D4 Century Software (M) Sdn BhdCentury software (M) sdn. Bhd. is a wholly-owned Bumiputra Information technologycompany. It was incorporated in 1997 toprovide state-of-the-art financial managementand business solutions to government andcommercial sectors in the Asia PacificRegion.

our offerings include Financial Managementfor Government (CFg) and Commercial (CFc)sectors, Century tenderwizard (CFtw),Business Performance Management (CFbpm),Century Analytics (CFa), Century Local

Council (CFlc), Retail (CFr) and Distribution(CFd) solutions.

Contact Details:Angela KalangPre-sales executiveCentury software (M) sdn. Bhd.C-17-07, Level 7, Block C3 two square, 2 Jalan 19/146300 Petaling Jaya, selangor, Malaysia

tel : 603 7962 7888Fax : 603 7962 7800email : [email protected] : www.centurysoftware.com.my

D5 CanonicalCanonical is the commercial sponsor of theUbuntu project. We are committed to thepromotion, distribution and support of theopen source operating system Ubuntu.

We aim to ensure that Ubuntu is available toevery business and individual on both theserver and the desktop. our Professionalsupport services offer expert consultancy andsupport that – together with superior Ubuntutechnologies - can help you deliver improvedefficiencies throughout your business.

Contact Details:Canonical Ltd.one Circular RoadDouglasIsle of ManIM1 1AF

tel : +44 2076302470email : [email protected] : www.canonical.com

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E1 Smarticket & ADempiere (E Transact)

Contact Details:Mohd Hazril HarunMobile : 012-3760786)

E3 Joomla-MyJoomla is an award-winning contentmanagement system (CMs), which enablesyou to build Web sites and powerful onlineapplications. Many aspects, including itsease-of-use and extensibility, have madeJoomla the most popular Web site softwareavailable. Best of all, Joomla is an opensource solution that is freely available toeveryone.

Joomla-My, is web community set upspecifically for Joomla! Malaysia users. thisinitiative is to formalize the Joomla! Malaysiacommunity, which is a community that isrecognised by open source Matters.

E4 Jom Social

E6 UbuntuUbuntu is a community developed operatingsystem that is perfect for laptops, desktopsand servers. Whether you use it at home, atschool or at work Ubuntu contains all theapplications you'll ever need, from wordprocessing and email applications, to webserver software and programming tools.

E7 Intuit Innovation Sdn Bhd Intuit Innovation sdn. Bhd. is a pioneer andleading provider of Asterisk® IP PBX andnagios® network Monitoring solutions inAsia. Intuit Innovation offers a variety ofprofessional services which includesconsultancy, installation and support. oursolutions and expertise has helpedorganizations, from sMe to large enterprises,to be more efficient, improve businessprocesses and gain competitive advantage.

Contact Details:Marco Di Cerbo Vice President Global Business Development no. 1-3A, Jalan solaris 2, solaris Mont Kiara50480 Kuala Lumpur tel : +60 (3) 2035 5800DID : +60 (3) 2035 5802Mobile : +60 (0) 16 667 2215Fax : +60 (3) 6204 9800email : [email protected]

E8 OpenSuseopensUse is a leading community basedLinux distribution sponsored by novell. theopensUse community aims to create the mostversatile, usable and stable Linux distributionavailable to promote the usage of Linuxeverywhere. With its innovative desktopenvironment and innovative graphical userinterfaces, using Linux has never been so easy!

the local opensUse User community is stillin its infancy and hopes to bring togetheropensUse enthusiasts in fellowship andsharing of ideas in the spirit of Free and opensource software movement

E10 iTrainitrain provides high quality It trainingsolutions, primarily in Microsoft trainingproducts and certification. Currently the onlyIt training Centre in Malaysia which isestablished and managed by trainers, itrainstands out from the other training providersby incorporating real world training contentin its delivery. itrain consistently reinventsitself by being the first amongst its peers tooffer training courses in the latesttechnologies, an effort fruiting fromconsistently sending its trainers abroad toacquire the best and latest knowledge intraining. With itrain’s unique trainingMethodology it is of no surprise that so manycompanies choose itrain as their preferredtraining partner.



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E11 FedoraFedora is a Linux-based operating system thatshowcases the latest in free and open sourcesoftware. Fedora is always free for anyone touse, modify, and distribute. It is built bypeople across the globe who work together asa community: the Fedora Project. the FedoraProject is open and anyone is welcome tojoin. the Fedora Project is out front for you,leading the advancement of free, opensoftware and content.

Fedora - Freedom, Friends, Features, First

E12 FosschixFosschix.my is a community for women inMalaysia who like/use Free and open sourcesoftware (Foss), and for women and menwho want to support women in It. We are acommunity who understand that there is nostupid questions and we appreciate everyeffort from everyone to help each other out.Fosschix.my was founded in september2008, started in a chatroom among ossenthusiasts when discussing how LinuxChix

doesn't have a chapter in Malaysia. Feelingthat Linux can be abit intimidating fornewbies, Fosschix is adopted instead. ourearliest activities include going out for amovie and our participation in Foss.myconference in side sessions.

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Save costs with a reliable, effi cient and easy-to-use desktop operating system.

Discover Ubuntu: the preferred desktop platform of millions of users around the

world. Learn more about how Ubuntu is growing in popularity in schools, businesses

and governments worldwide at www.ubuntu.com/products/casestudies

Ubuntu empowering world educators

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