OzHub, the Macquarie Telecom-led cloud computing alliance, has come down firmly on the side of Optus over the copyright controversy surrounding Optus TV Now, warning that any moves to change the law "risk branding Australia a global luddite state."
Business services provider, Business Strategies International (BSI) is seeking 10 Australian technology companies for a trade mission to the 2006 Asian Technology Roundtable Exhibition (ATRE) being held in Beijing later this month.
The mission, to be conducted in collaboration with management consultancy Digital Investor, is scheduled for 24-26 April.
According to Ivan Kaye, BSI’s executive director, “The mission is
designed to help establish business contacts and relationships in the
Chinese marketplace. Participating companies will be able to meet,
present and network with leading IT, telecommunications and venture
capital executives from China, India, Japan, Korea, Taiwan and
Singapore as well as pitch for funds and make a corporate presentation
to potential partners and distributors.”
Participation will be limited to 10 companies, with priority given to
qualified and prepared BSI/Digital Investor client companies in the IT
and wireless/mobile services space. Participating companies can include
up to four representatives in their delegations.
BSI says it will assist chosen companies in evaluating potential
sources of government grant funding, such as the VICstart program, for
Victorian-based companies and Austrade’s Export Development Marketing
Grant.
According to BSI, ATRE is the only forum in Asia that creates direct
access to the Chief Executives of established companies. The company
that owns ATRE (DASAR Inc) also owns Red Herring and runs private
conferences for the world’s leading CEOs in IT and Telecoms.
Founded over 20 years ago, ATRE is an “invitation-only” conference for
CEOs and senior executives of IT companies, telecommunication companies
and venture capitalists to explore Asia’s role both as a global
resource and marketplace.
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