Asia Green IT Forum 2010

Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC)

Makuhari, Japan October 6, 2010

Hidekazu Hasegawa

World energy-related CO2 emissions abatement by region

Source: IEA

IT contributes to an energy-saving society

Source: METI

Total CO2 emissions of Japan in each sector

Industry

34%

Transportation

20%

7%

Business

18%

Home

13%

6%

Energy Conv.

Others

ＩＴ1.5%

Steel

43%

Chemical

16%

Petroleum

9%

Elec. Power

8%

Paper 5%

Cement 5%

Others 10%ＩＴ 4%

„IT‟ penetrated in society greatly help to improve the energy efficiency

in other „IT' contributes to reduction of emissions in other 98% areas.

CO2 emissions of Japan in Industry sector

Green IT is expected to reduce electricity consumption by 590 billion kWh via energy-saving

IT equipment and IT usage to reduce overall energy consumption in all. (Correspond to 10

percent of Japan‟s total energy consumption in 2025)

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Electricity equivalent

(100million kWh)

Japan

490 billion kWh(1.1 billion/Co2) reduction

Energy-savings of IT devices

IT‟s contribution to reduce

energy consumption

Electricityconsumptionof IT devices

Growing expectations for green IT

100 billion kWh(0.2 billion ton/Co2) reduction

(Example)

・ITS, eco-driving

・Energy-saving in office

buildings and homes

(BEMS, HEMS）・Telework/TV conference

Activities of Green IT Promotion Council

Strengthening linkages with relevant offshore groups, Organization of

International Symposium

Contribution of new technologies and IT to the environment, education and

awareness-raising concerning environment/IT management

Identification of IT and Electronics technologies thought to be highly effective in

energy-saving, etc.,and roadmap formulation

Quantitative surveys and analysis on the contribution to reduction of the

environmental burden(possible CO2 emission reductions,etc.)

Strong links will be formed with

the “Green IT Initiative”.

Industry-government-university linkages will be

strengthened through partnership among the IT

and electronics industry, research institutes,

universities and governments.

International partnership will

be pursued through links with

offshore fora and various types

of information-sharing.

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Communicate to the wider world

Green IT Promotion Council partnership with USA and other

international organization for promoting Green IT.

Partnerships with International organization

2008年5月

Currently, the Green IT Promotion Council is cooperating

with EU, US and Asian organizations to prevent global

warming such as introduction of each activity and

formulating and diffusing energy efficiency metrics.

The Green Grid (USA)

Climate Savers Computing Initiative (USA)

KOREA Green Business IT Association (KOREA)

Digital Energy Solutions Campaign (USA)

◆May, 2008

◆January, 2009

◆June, 2009

Bundesverband Informationswirtschaft,

Telekommunikation und neue Medien e.V (GERMANY)

◆July, 2010

Asia Green IT Forum

○ The First Asia Green IT Forum was held on October 6, 2009,

bringing together delegates from governments and industries of

eight Asian countries (Japan, China, Korea, India, Malaysia,

Singapore, Thailand, and Vietnam).

○ The participants issued a joint statement to enhance their future

cooperation.

Specific items of common understanding

① Importance of green IT in combating

global warming

② Mutual cooperation in Asia for green

IT activities

③ Forum continuation and sharing

information among countries

Survey on Energy Saving by IT

The government of Japan provides “Survey on

Energy Saving by IT” which utilizes Japanese high

technology energy saving/control technologies in

ASEAN countries.

Japan side pays the cost.

Member companies of Green IT Promotion Council

conduct the survey on the following facilities.

No. Facilities Outlines of survey

1 Data Center Facility survey / facility optimization planning / effectiveness monitoring / facility plan etc.

2 Public Facility (airport, school, hospital etc.)

Air-conditioning operation and maintenance control / ventilation facility control / lighting facility control etc.

3 Plant, Factory （petroleum industry, chemical industry, paper/pulp industry, steel industry etc.）

Air-conditioning facility survey / fan & compressor survey / Operation and maintenance survey / efficiency survey / advanced control etc.

- In January, facility managers had an energy saving training in Japan.

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<Venue>The Westin Grande Sukhumvit Hotel

<Attendance>170 persons

<Date>February 23, 2010

<Venue>Pan Pacific hotel Singapore

<Attendance>160 persons

Greeting: Ms. Teo Lay Lim,

Chairman of Green IT Chapter, SiTF

Singapore Date：February 23, 2010 Bangkok Date：February 25, 2010

Speaker

METI

IDA

Yokogawa Electric Corp・TMEIC

NTT Data Intellilink Corp・Panasonic Corp

NTT Data Corp

Speaker

METI

Ministry of Industry (Thailand)

Yokogawa Electric Corp・TMEIC

NTT Data Intellilink Corp・Panasonic Corp

Yokogawa Manufacturing Corp

Asia Green IT Seminar

Greeting: Mr. Yuji Kumamaru,

Minister extraordinary and plenipotentiary

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Field Surveying company Country Outline of surveys

Data

Center

IDC FRONTIER INC. Viet Nam

- Air-conditioning operation

- Design and construction of data center from a viewpoint of

energy efficiency

NTT DATA

INTELLILINK

CORPORATION

Singapore

- Power supply, air-conditioning operation, etc.

- Countermeasure to power supply losses based on PUE (Power

Usage Effectiveness)

Public

Facilities

MITSUBISHI

ELECTRIC

CORPORATION

China

- Facilities of university (power supply, IT equipment, lighting）- Possibility of improving energy efficiency by solutions for

visualizing and analyzing energy saving

NEC CORPORATION China

- Facilities of office (power supply, IT equipment, lighting,

air-conditioning)

- Possibility of improving energy efficiency by solutions for

visualizing and reducing power consumption of PCs

PANASONIC

CORPORATIONIndia

- Possibility of improving energy efficiency by visualizing

power consumption by measuring and monitoring system

YAMATAKE

CORPORATIONSingapore

- Possibility of BEMS (building energy management system) for

office building

Plant,

Factory

HITACHI, LTD. To Be confirmed- Accessories for utilities (fan, pump, compressor etc.)

- Estimation of energy saving by controlling rotation, etc.

YOKOGAWA

ELECTRIC

CORPORATION

China- Plant for production of which energy consumption is considerable

- Estimation of energy saving by simulation of most effective control

Survey on Energy Saving by IT

Asia Green IT Forum 2010

October 5, 2010

October 5, 2010

Asia Green IT Forum 2010

Participating countries and organizations

India

China

Korea

◆ Manufacturers‟ Association for Information Technology

(MAIT)

●National IT Industry Promotion Agency

◆ Korea Green Business IT Association

● Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)

◆ China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC)

●Government Institution ◆Industry-sector Organization

Japan● Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry(METI)

◆ Green IT Promotion Council(GIPC)

◆ Center of the International Cooperation for Computerization

(CICC)

Participating countries and organizations

Singapore

Malaysia

Vietnam

●Infocomm Development Authority (IDA)

◆Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation (SITF)

Thailand ● Ministry of Industry

◆ Electrical and Electronics Institute, Thailand （EEI）

● Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water

(KeTTHA)

◆ Malaysia Administration Moderisation and Management

Planning Unit (MAMPU)

● Ministry of Information and Communications (MIC)

◆ Vietnam Electronic Industries Association (VEIA)

●Government Institution ◆Industry-sector Organization

Participating countries and organizations

Indonesia

Chinese Taipei

●Ministry of Communication and Information Technology

(KEMKOMINFO)

◆Indonesian Telematic Software Association (ASPILUKI)

Philippines

● Philippine Congressional Commission of Science,

Technology and Engineering

◆ Semiconductor and Electronics Industries in the

Philippines Inc. (SEIPI)

◆Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers‟

Association (TEEMA)

●Government Institution ◆Industry-sector Organization

Summary: China (i)

1、 Gradually control and eliminate toxic and harmful substances in the production

process of electronic information industry. Among these, the most important job is

the implementation and execution of Management Regulation on controlling toxic

substances in the process of production, which is called Chinese version ROSS.

Currently, this work is advanced with steady steps.

2、 In the field of electronic product circulation, gradually control and eliminate the

pollution of toxic and harmful substances through effectively recycling waste

household appliance. Among these, the most important job is the formulation of

Management Regulation on Recycling waste household appliance, which is called

Chinese version WEEE.

Summary: China (ii)

3、 Promote the utilization of energy-saving and environment-protecting

energy. China is a country of huge energy-consumption. To achieve the aim

of emission reduction, China has no alternative but develop new energy. We

are actively advancing Wind power generation and solar energy. The use of

solar energy is more and more universal. China now is the biggest maker of

solar collector. However, there are some aspects that still need improving,

such as, the accession of solar energy generation to network, allowance

from the government, etc.

4、 Promote the development of green illuminating industry step by step.

There are cities that have already started granting allowance for energy-

saving lamps .Popularization of semiconductor lighting lamps is also

underway.

5、 Actively develop electric vehicles and electricity-storing batteries of high

performance. At present, Chinese government has already established

related development fund, encouraging and supporting the development of

electric vehicles.

Summary: India (i)

India has been transforming over the last one decade. There has been

significant progress in economic and social development. The Government

is focused on healthcare, education, infrastructure and inclusive growth. It

has been recognized that IT industry has been the growth engine for India.

However, there have been many challenges in several sectors including

energy. There has been a large gap between supply and demand with

increased economic activity.

The Government of India has taken initiated steps in the infrastructure

investment and policy areas for energy sustainability. Energy Conservation

Act of 2001 lays down the roles and responsibilities of key stakeholders

and lays emphasis on standards and certification programs. Bureau of

Energy Efficiency ahs implemented several initiatives in this direction.

Information Technology has a major role in improving productivity, energy

savings, business process optimization of the eco-system which would help

in delivering sustainability.

Way forward for Manufacturers Association of IT (MAIT)

Working with Bureau of Energy Efficiency, Government of India for

implementation of standards and labeling program for IT products

Build awareness in the member organizations on Green IT

Encourage industry in building green data centers

Drive Innovation in infrastructure projects

Cloud Computing

Smart Grids

Smart Buildings

Intelligent Traffic Management

Work with Government for policies to encourage investments in Green

infrastructure

Summary: India (ii)

It will be impossible to become an advanced country without

advancing through the current trend: 『Green Competition』

Low-carbon green growth through green technology and clean energy

as new national vision for next 60 years

Simultaneous crises in

Environment and Resource

Green technology & green

industry as new growth engines

High foreign energy dependence

Can become an advanced country

when survive in green competition

International Society

under Green

Competition

Solutions for

Environment/resource

crises and New Growth

Engines needed in

Domestic Situation

Summary: Korea (i)

• Mitigation of climate Change & energy independence

• Creating New engines for economic growth

• Improvement on quality of life & enhanced international standing

• Establishment of Green New Deal Policy

• Establishment of Green Growth National Strategy & 5 year plan

• Selected as Leading Nation for Smart Grid

• National Greenhouse Gas Reduction Goal Settled

• Strengthen Global Green Growth Leadership

• Basic Law for Low-Carbon Green Growth Approved by the National Assembly

1. Prepare action plan for national greenhouse gas reduction goal

2. Develop growth engines from 10 core green technologies and promote business startups

from the excellent green technologies

3. Promote greening of main industries by improving energy efficiency

4. Expand green buildings · transportation and activate green financing

5. Rationalize energy price and reform tax system eco-friendly

6. Settle „Me First‟ green life-style like energy and food waste reduction

7. Expand international cooperation in green growth

Summary: Korea (ii)

Summary: Malaysia (i)

1. Institutional framework of green technology in Malaysia:-

i. Establishment of Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water in a

cabinet reshuffled;

ii. Restructuring of the Malaysian Energy Centre to the Malaysian Green

Technology Corporation (GreenTech Malaysia) as a technical arm of the

ministry;

iii. Establishment of National Green Technology Council, chaired by the

Prime Minister. Currently known as Green Technology and Climate

Change Council; and

iv. Develop Green Technology Road Map to give direction to implement

programmes and activities related to green technology for 6 known

sectors:-

• Energy;

• Building;

• Transportation;

• Water and solid waste management;

• Manufacturing; and

• Information technology.

Summary: Malaysia(ii)

2. The Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water (MEGTW) is embarking

towards the development of green ICT. Initiatives done at the ministry are:-

i. Launching of MEGTW‟s Green Practices

Describe green practices in office. Practices relate to green IT:-

• Configure personal computers into sleep mode when not in use;

• Ensure all the equipment are turned off before leaving the office; and

• Print or make copies only when needed.

Ii. existing data centre to green data centre

Involve modification of:-

• Server Room Layout;

• Air conditioning system;

• Lighting system; and

• Power supply system.

Government Green ICT Initiative

The world's most pressing issues are climate change and energy security. In

facing up these challenges, Green ICT will facilitate the development of

knowledge workers, which would encourage us to embrace a sustainable and

better way of working. The Malaysia Government Green ICT initiatives signals

the way forward to a sustainable office environment in a coherent and

integrated manner. We want to see best green practice throughout government

whether it is about reducing the burden of ICT or improving efficiency through

the use of ICT. The Government had already identified the need to look into

initiatives that can save energy and use less carbon, which includes data

centre, e-mail and government network consolidation.

Summary: Malaysia (iii)

SITF, Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation, is driving its

Green IT efforts through its newly formed Chapter- Green IT

Chapter.

The Green IT Chapter aims to raise awareness in the industry in

adopting environmentally conscious best practices.

To achieve its objective Chapter has divided its activities in three

Sub Groups such as –

●Education for Sustainability (EFS)

Focus -

a)Carbon Economy and Trading

b)Climate Change

c)Business Case for Sustainability

Summary: Singapore(i)

●Green CIO

Focus -

a) Green Data Centers

b) Green Strategies

c) Virtualization

d) Consolidation

●Green Solutions Innovation (GSI)

Focus -

a) Intelligent Buildings

b) Smart Grids

c) Green Supply Chain

Various Industry players have joined this Chapter and are

actively participating in one of these Groups.

Each Subgroups are organizing Events/Talks related to their

Sub Groups and spreading go Green message to IT Industry

and CIOs in Singapore.

Summary: Singapore(ii)

The Policy

Green IT as part of green economy

Promotion of green industry

The Implementation

3R‟s activity

Use of cloud computing

The Future

Countrywide participation

Best practices knowledge sharing

Guideline on Green IT promotion

Thailand‟s Green IT Activity

Summary: Thailand(i)

Green IT activities & Situation Thailand

Green IT is the concept of management and environmental

friendly technology use in order to increase the efficiency of

energy consumption, to reduce green house gas emission, to

reduce electronics waste and including to recycling electronics

waste. The concept has been realized and adopted more

intensively in Thailand by government and entrepreneur in every

year. This presentation describes briefly about the Green IT

activities conducted by EEI (Electrical and Electronics Institute)

and Green IT situation of Thailand in present day. The Green IT

activities in Thailand can be categorized into 1) Greening

application 2) Greening activities 3) Greening the products and

4) Greening ICT 2020.

Summary: Thailand(ii)

Summary: Vietnam(i)

Green IT and Some Challenges to Developing Countries

This presentation is a broad debate of some of the fundamental questions about

Green IT and its challenges to developing countries.

It starts with the dilemma of development and sustainability when the more the

development gets the less green the environment becomes. It is widely claimed

that on the one hand economic and social development brings wealth to people

but on the other hand development is the terminator of itself. The heavier burden

of population growth and consumption behavior demand fatal exploitation of

natural resources which already exceeds the bearing capacity of the earth and

its ecological system. Urbanization, deforestation, natural resources and energy

utilization, wastage and pollution are hurting the earth planet so seriously that

global warming and climate change are visible evidences. The survival

possibility of the human beings thus is in a critical danger.

Summary: Vietnam(ii)

In this context, green IT is expected as one of the new approaches that can

contribute to mitigate the negative impacts of development extermination by not

only contributing to a low-carbon society realization but also to help people in

achieving harmony between human‟s life activities and the life of the earth.

However, the authors argue that there exists another temporal and spatial

dilemma of green IT for developing countries. By space, as green IT initiatives,

solutions and products often originate from more advanced countries, less

developed countries have to use their depleting natural resources or products

made by more polluting industries such as agriculture or mining to exchange.

As a consequence, the developed countries become greener and the

developing are less. By time, if this trend continues, future generations of the

developing countries will not enjoy much from green IT but in the opposite.

Being aware of this, it is suggested that suitable approach of cooperation

between developed and developing countries to promote green IT be worked

out.

In the last section, the authors present sketches Vietnam, its major problems of

sustainable development and initial activities towards green IT.

This presentation provides background and concept of green

IT/ICT and its importance to cut the CO2 emissions and save

energy. Next, the Taiwan National Science and Technology

Programs relating to develop ICT technologies and ICT

industries in Taiwan will be introduced. Taiwan green-energy

industry development strategies and smart grid development

plans will also be covered. Furthermore, several R&D and

deployment cases relating to green IT/ICT will be outlined,

including green buildings, carbon footprint tracking systems,

and green container computers for cloud computing. Finally,

future collaboration mechanisms of the forum are given in

the summary.

Summary: Chinese Taipei(i)

Scope of the Green-IT /ICT industry

3 major development strategies

fuel

Electric

power

Integrated

electric power

management

system

Client energy

management

system

(upstream)

Sensing and

communication

components

(mid-stream)

Energy

management

platform

(down-stream)

Applications/

services

Steam

Coal

Natural gas

Energy type 2 application focuses

Current Green-IT/ICT development policy:123

Summary: Chinese Taipei(ii)

Summary: Indonesia(i)

Indonesia is the 4th largest country in the world with more than 240 million people.

There are approximately 30 million Internet users with more than 3 million

subscriber in Indonesia. The are more than 160 million cellular number in use.

These are huge numbers and they keep growing.

The ever increasing number of ICT utilization in Indonesia not only provide benefits

for the users but also poses challenges in managing the energy needed for

implementing ICT as well as in treating the waste product. We realized that we had

limited supply for electrical energy, limited budget to maintain a heathy environment

and limited knowledge to recycle the waste. Therefore, Indonesia has started to

focus Green IT in the country development. Indonesia is still in the early stage of

green computing, but many initiatives has been made such as Green ICT seminar,

International Collaboration in green ICT, recycle of eWaste (only for PCB) and

Indonesia ICT Award (one winner about green ICT).

We believe that regulation about green use, green disposal, green design and

green manufacture is a must, so in the following years we will start to formulate a

ministry regulation for implementing green IT. Finally, Indonesia is very keen to

implement green IT in the future, so we welcome cooperation with any countries to

develop green IT together.

Summary: Indonesia(ii)

Philippine Green IT Green Technology represents an opportunity for creating new

businesses and jobs in Asia

Emergence of the „Internet of things‟ and the „Internet of Energy

Systems‟ will lead to a new class of appliances and devices.

Research will create new clean water systems, power efficient

appliances and Internet based Green Systems.

Philippines is already initiating exciting new projects that will create

new Industries.

Ionics 5W PlugComputer

Wireless Sensor Systems

Solar Systems with Clean

Water and Waste Management

Summary: Philippine(i)

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Summary: Philippine(ii)

IRDI New Institution for advanced engineering and R&D in the Philippines

aimed at new product development. Based on ITRI Taiwan model.

Green IT is a major growth area for the country.

This PPP enables small businesses and academe to gain access to

hardware, software, and technology training from local and foreign

players.

We will pursue new products for the emerging Asean market.

Industrial Research &

Development Institute

COMSTET

E 1987 Congressional Commission on

Science & Technology and

Engineering

Realization of a low-carbon society is a top-priority issue

requiring an urgent, global-scale response. Moreover, radical

technological innovation has a critical role to play in achieving

harmony between our economic and social activities and the

global environment.

IT and electronics technologies stand to contribute

substantially to the realization of a low-carbon society, in part

by boosting the efficiency of IT devices, for which a demand

explosion is expected in the coming years, and also through

the sophisticated control and management which they enable,

the latter opening the way for greater production, logistical and

administrative efficiency which will in turn generate greater

productivity and energy efficiency in all economic and social

activities.

Asia Green IT Forum Joint Statement

Around the world, these technologies are now being

disseminated through green IT campaigns, and in Asia too,

the region‟s recent economic development and the

accompanying boom in energy consumption position the

promotion of green IT as an urgent task.

The Asia Green IT Forum was held for the first time last year

as a concrete move in that direction, bringing together

government and industry representatives from around Asia to

exchange views toward the realization of a low-carbon society.

The meeting affirmed that Asian countries would work together

in devoting maximum efforts to achieving a low-carbon society

through the use of IT.

This year, a second meeting was held on 5 October again at

Makuhari Messe in Chiba, Japan. Representatives from

China, India, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Malaysia, the

Philippines, Singapore, Chinese Taipei, Thailand and

Vietnam engaged in a vigorous exchange of views grounded

in their particular domestic circumstances, including their

green IT initiatives to date and the integration of these with

environmental and energy-related measures.

The following specific common points of understanding

emerged.

(a) Promotion of green IT and the global expansion thereof

toward achieving a low-carbon society

Participating countries and regions will continue to

promote the introduction and use of green IT, and will

take advantage of various opportunities to work to

highlight the importance of green IT in international low-

carbon initiatives (UN, OECD, IEA, APEC, etc.).

(b) Mutual green IT cooperation in Asia

To disseminate and publicize green IT action in Asia,

mutual cooperation will be extended in holding seminars,

symposia, fairs and other events in the participating

countries and regions.

(c) Sharing information on and encouraging the introduction

of best practices

As sharing best practices is an effective means of

approaching the introduction of green IT technologies

and products, participating countries and regions will

indicate their own best practices and share information

on these to promote green IT introduction.

(d) Promoting green IT analysis in Asia

In 2009 and 2010, energy-saving analyses conducted

by Japan in Asia from a green IT perspective in relation

to buildings, factories and data centers, etc., confirmed

the value of this approach. Participating countries and

regions will work to implement similar green IT analyses

alone and in conjunction with each other.

(e) Boosting energy efficiency in data centers

The advent of a full-scale network era in Asia in the

coming years is expected to prompt a surge in data

center demand. Steps need to be taken to reduce the

amount of energy consumed in data centers, and the

countries involved are looking at indicators to measure

energy efficiency with an eye to international

standardization. Measuring energy efficiency through

indicators is an effective means of quantifying data

center performance in this regard. In Asia too, indicator-

based measurement will be trialed toward boosting the

energy efficiency of data centers, supporting the

adoption of these indicators as international standards.

(f) Promotion of international partnership

In the US and Europe too, a number of institutions are

working actively to promote green IT. The Asia Green IT

Forum will be positioned as one corner of a global green

IT promotion alliance, working in partnership with these

institutions to help realize low-carbon societies on a

global scale.

(At the Green IT International Symposium on 6 October,

views were exchanged with key US and European

institutions on the global promotion of green IT, with

participants confirming the importance of a global

alliance.)

(g) Forum continuation and sharing information

Continuing to hold the Asia Green IT Forum will be

important in Asia leading the way on green IT action as

part of the effort to achieve low-carbon societies on a

global scale.

An Asia Green IT Forum portal with links to green IT

promotion activities in the various Asian countries and

regions will be created within Japan‟s Green IT

Promotion Council portal to contribute to mutual

information-sharing.

China

Dr. Liu Wen Qiang

Mr. Wang Ning

Executive Vice President

China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC)

Director

Department of Energy Conservation and Resources Utilization

Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT)

India

Mr. Dravida Seetharam

Chairman

Southern Region

Manufacturers' Association for Information Technology

(MAIT)

Korea

Dr. Seong Jin Kim

Dr. Jung-Kook Paeng

Chairman

Korea Green Business IT Association

Manager, Green IT Team

National IT Industry Promotion Agency

Mr. Dong-Hoon Kim

Vice Chairman

Korea Green Business IT Association

Malaysia

Mr. Md Farid Bin Md Salleh

Mr. Wan Mohd Rosdi Wan Dolah

Assistant Secretary(Development)

Green Technology Sector

Ministry of Energy, Green Technology and Water （KeTTHA)

Principle ICT Consultant

Malaysian Public Sector ICT Consultant Team

Prime Minister Department

Malaysia Administrative Modernisation and Management

Planning Unit (MAMPU)

Singapore

Mr. Gyanendra Kumar

CEO, Infotrust Singapore Pte Ltd

/Singapore Infocomm Technology Federation(SITF)

Thailand

Mr. Veerepol Srilert

Mr. Charuek Hengrasmeet

Mr. Deouty Director GeneraｌDepartment of Industrial Promotion

Ministry of Industry

President

Electrical and Electronics Institute, Thailand （EEI）

Dｒ. Decha Chatutananant

Industrial Technical Official

Department of Industrial Promotion

Ministry of Industry

Vietnam

Dr. Nguyen Thanh Tuyen

Mr. Tran Quang Hung

Deputy Director General

Department of information Technology

Ministry of Information and Communications

Secretary General

Vietnam Electronic Industries Association (VEIA)

Chinese Taipei

Dr. Jenn-Hwan Tarng

General Director

Identification and Security Technology Center

Industrial Technology Research Institute

Ms. Cindy Chen

Vice President

International Affairs Department

Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers‟ Association

Indonesia

Mr. Riki Arif Gunawan

Mr. Gunawan Hidayat Tjokrodjojo

Deputy Director for Software, DG of ICT Applications

Ministry of Communication and Information Technology

(KEMKOMINFO)

Treasurer

Indonesian Telematic Software Association (ASPILUKI)

Philippine

Dr. Gregory Tangonan

Mr. Ernesto Borja Santiago

Executive Director

Philippine Congressional Commission of Science,

Technology and Engineering

President

Semiconductor and Electronics Industries

in the Philippines Inc. (SEIPI)

Japan

Mr. Atsushi Taketani

Mr. Kenji Kuroda

Mr. Hidekazu Hasegawa

Green IT Promotion Council

Director

Office for Environmental Affairs and Recycling

Commerce and Information Policy Bureau

Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry

Chairman, Policy committee, Green IT Promotion Council

Mr. Kunitaka HashizumeExecutive Director

Center of the International Cooperation for Computerization

(CICC)