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Title: CPD-IT01 of the IT Practical Management series

How to evaluate a software vendor: shrink-wrap or tailor-made?
如何選擇軟件;軟件包還是度身訂做?

1. For or against shrink-wrapped software!
- Process and risks of acquiring commercial off-the-shelf software

2. How about tailoring a shrink-wrapped software?

3. Tailor-made software quality assurance
- Overview of software quality standards such as ISO and CMM

4. Outsourcing Project Management
- Project Life Cycle
- The Requirement Engineering process
- User Acceptance Test

5. Risk Management on software projects
- Cost & Time control
- Change Management
- Configuration Management

6. Overall Software Assessments, Benchmarks, and Best Practices.
- Introduction to software assessment methods such as SEI and SPR
- 36 Key Success Factors
- Questionnaire for Benchmark and Baseline assessments

Time of the course: 5 November 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Jefferson Wat, M.Sc. in Computer Science, FITAA, MHKCS, MIEEE.

Mr. Wat has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry. He is the founding vice-chairman of the Information & Software Industry Association, and is also a Joint Committee Member for the Student Finance under the Educational Bureau. He is also a Fellow of the IT Accountants Association, and a Member of both the HK Computer Society and IEEE. He has been involved in training executives in E-Commerce, Internet networking, software engineering and many other IT-related topics. He has conducted courses organized by the HK Management Association, Poly University, HK Productivity Council, and even the Applied Science & Technology Research Institute (ASTRI). He is now a software quality CMMI consultant and is working with a local company got the government's CMM grant in achieving CMMI Level 3 certification. He would like the students to understand more about the software development & management process to avoid miscommunication between technical people & the management.

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Course Title: CPD-IT02 of the IT Practical Management series

What is the ROI for using ubiquitous Internet solutions & services?
使用無遠弗介的互聯網科技的投資回報率究竟有多少?

1. Introduction to Internet
- Its history, development, and reasons for its popularities.

2. Various Internet Applications
- E-Commerce, eBay, B2B transactions, Online Payment, Search Engine, …

3. Apply Internet in Enterprises
- External: Email, WWW, File Transfer, E-Commerce, & Telecommunication
- Internal: Intranet, Search Engine, Staff Communication, Resource Sharing, Office Automation, Logistics, Customer Relationship Management & Branch Office Management

4. Distributed Offices, Distributed Transportation, Distributed Manufacturing, & Distributed Sales Systems

5. Investment & Return
- Investment - Infrastructure Set Up, Equipment Investment, & Training
- Applications - Printer Sharing, File Sharing, Email, …
- Return - Saving of Time, Money & People, together with Productivity Uplift

6. Next generation Internet development
- The evolution of Internet technologies, the expansion of the network, and the extension of the digital multimedia usage connecting everything together.

Time of the course: 12 November 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Samuel Cheung, M. Applied Sc. in Electrical Engineering.

Mr. Cheung has more than 12 years of experience in the IT industry. He has achieved the following awards:
- National President's list
- IBM Watson School Scholarship
- Irvin C. Simser Scholarship
- Lawson Foundation Scholarship
- Excellence in Engineering Award
- 1990-91 IEEE paper contest Northern New York representative

He used to be the Software Manager of Seagate Software, the Globalization Manager of Microsoft, and also the Software Engineering Director of Censoft (a JV between Microsoft and Stone Group of China). He started Timios, one of the pioneering Mobile CRM experts in Beijing, back in January 2004. He has held training seminars for the Hong Kong Wireless Development Center, and Tsing Hua University. He would like the students to make better use of Internet & Mobile Technologies to get more customer leads & to save costs.

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Course Title: CPD-IT03 of the IT Practical Management series

Latest technologies in Supply Chain Management
供應鏈管理的最新科技

1. E-Commerce
- An overview of its history, evolution, and future development

2. IT Applications in Warehousing & Distribution
- Inventory flow & its management concepts
- Forecasting, Inventory Control Policy, Replenishment Level, etc.
- Third party outsourcing

3. E-Procurement, E-Tendering, & E-Fulfillment

4. IT Applications in Logistics
- Elements of a logistics system and corresponding enabling technologies
- Air-Freight, Sea-Freight, and Cargo Truck operations
- Online Tracking and Tracing

5. Introduction to ebXML
- An international standard
- UDDI and ebXML registry: a co-existence paradigm
- Use Cases in Hong Kong

6. The coming platform for HK - Digital Trade & Transportation Network (DTTN)
- Organizational structure
- Scope of service
- Adoption facilitation

Time of the course: 19 November 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Jefferson Wat, M.Sc. in Computer Science, FITAA, MHKCS, MIEEE.

Mr. Wat has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry. He is the founding vice-chairman of the Information & Software Industry Association, and is also a Joint Committee Member for the Student Finance under the Educational Bureau. He is also a Fellow of the IT Accountants Association, and a Member of both the HK Computer Society and IEEE. He used to complete a software development project for Jordan airline Asia Pacific region, both passenger & cargo transportation, within six months back in 1985. He has been involved in training executives in E-Commerce, Internet networking, software engineering and many other IT- related topics. He has conducted courses organized by the HK Management Association, Poly University, HK Productivity Council, and even the Applied Science & Technology Research Institute (ASTRI). He would like students to know more about the trend of evolution of SCM Technologies so that they can plan ahead.

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Course Title: CPD-IT04 of the IT Practical Management series

How to relate Human Resources Management with a $ sign?
如何將人力資源管理與財務拉上關係?

1. The changes in Human Resources Management since 1980s.

2. Major responsibilities of today’s HR Manager
- Administrative functions
- Service functions
- Strategic functions

3. Key Performance Indicator
- A new language for measuring performance
- 16 commonly used KPIs for HR

4. Value of Human Resources Management System
- How it can help?

5. How to select HRMS?
- Study feasibilities
- Establish strategies
- Set up specifications

6. Audit and checking procedures for using HRMS

Time of the course: 26 November 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Edwin Ho, MHKIHRM, AIDPMA & FITAA.

Mr. Ho has over 33 years experience in the field of developing computer software and over 15 years of experience in the human resource automation processes. Prior to joining the company in 1989, he worked as an IT professional with international financial institutions and large corporations in Hong Kong. He has initiated and has been directly involved in the research and development of the human resource management products and field research with over 300 Human Resource Managers. Mr. Ho is a member of the Hong Kong Institute of Human Resource Management, and is actively involved in the human resource profession including contributing articles for human resource journals, speaking in conferences and providing human resource training. He would like students to know more about the modern Human Resource Management techniques to become more productive.

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Course Title: CPD-IT05 of the IT Practical Management series

Technologies & Innovations for Manufacturing
工廠生產的創新和科技

1. An overview of the Manufacturing Technologies Development
- Starting from the Industrial Revolution, Computerization Revolution, to IT Revolution

2. The development trend for the Manufacturing Industry itself
- Automation, Integration, Virtualization, Environmental Protection, Internationalization, & Globalization

3. The interaction between Computerization & Industrialization
- Industrialization is the upgrade of traditional manufacturing, & Computerization is the key for Industrialization

4. IT infrastructure set up is the first step to enhance Productivity

5. Applying IT in Manufacturing
- Computerization, Networking, & Virtual Office System
- ERP, Manufacture Execution System, & Business Regulation Management System
- Bar Code System and Radio Frequency Identifier (RFID)

6. Innovations in various manufacturing industries
- Electronics: OrCAD, PowerPCB, Spice, DFT and Boundary Scan
- Apparel: Embroidery CAD / CAM, & PolyU 3D Apparel Simulator
- Shoes: Moulds for footwear, Orthothic Insoles, & Footcare Assessment Software
- Toys: Intelligent Toys & Electronic Games
- Printing & Publishing: CorelDraw & Electronic Publishing
- Conclusion

Time of the course: 3 December 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.
Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.


Lecturer:
Mr. Jefferson Wat, M.Sc. in Computer Science, FITAA, MHKCS, & MIEEE.

Mr. Wat has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry. He is the founding vice-chairman of the Information & Software Industry Association, and is also a Joint Committee Member for the Student Finance under the Educational Bureau. He is also a Fellow of the IT Accountants Association, and a Member of both the HK Computer Society and IEEE. He has been involved in training executives in E-Commerce, Internet networking, software engineering and many other IT-related topics. He has conducted courses organized by the HK Management Association, Poly University, HK Productivity Council, and even the Applied Science & Technology Research Institute (ASTRI). He has been involved in the integration of state-of-the-art Manufacturing Execution System (MES) with the above ERP Systems and the below SCADA Systems. He would like students to understand more and make good use of the Advanced Manufacturing Systems using computers.

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Course Title: CPD-IT06 of the IT Practical Management series

Open Source solutions for SMEs
最適合中小企業的開源軟件

1. The initiatives of Open Source
- Open Source Definition
- Open Source Software Certification
- Open Source Licensing

2. Linux overview
- Relationship between Linux and UNIX
- Advantages using Linux
- Concerns about Linux

3. Open Office
- An open source application and project
- A multi-platform office productivity suite compatible with all major file formats

4. Open source software on Microsoft Windows
- From Linux to Windows
- On Windows Only

5. Total cost of ownership
- License Free?
- Support Fees

6. Pros & Cons of Open Source

Time of the course: 10 December 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Andrew Wat, M.Sc. in Computer Science & B.A. in Computing Studies.

Mr. Wat has more than 15 years of experience in the IT industry. He is a Unix expert and Internet pioneer in town. He used to be the Senior Unix System Administrator of Goldman Sachs (Asia) and the Unix Migration Project Lead of Merrill Lynch International. He has been using Linux since 1994, and was chosen by the HKUST to attend two international conferences – USENIX Large Installation System Administration (LISA'95) & Network+Interop Singapore'97. He has been involved in training executives in Internet technologies, network security and many other IT-related topics. He has conducted courses organized by the Poly University, the Hong Kong University of Science & Technology, and even the Applied Science & Technology Research Institute (ASTRI). He would like students to make good use of cost effective Open Source solutions on both MS Windows & Linux platforms.

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Course Title: CPD-IT07 of the IT Practical Management series

Network Security – How to avoid computer virus and other attacks?
網絡保安:如何避免電腦中毒?

1. Network security – the Confidentiality, Integrity and Availability of your network

2. What are the threats – virus, hackers, frauds and others?

3. Is it necessary to install Anti-Virus program on each computer?

4. Is one Firewall enough to protect the whole network?

5. Bogus websites and other common internet frauds

6. How to safeguard your network and systems?

7. The IS Auditor – beyond network security

Time of the course: 17 December 2005 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Harold Chiu, B.Sc. (Computer Science), MBA (e-Business), PMP & CISA.

Mr. Chiu is a seasoned information system management professional with more than 25 years of experience in Greater China, Australia, and South East Asia. He possesses solid hands-on experience in project management, application development, system operation, security and technical support. He also has substantial exposure in both public and commercial sectors including insurance, finance, retail, logistics, IT services and the government. He has been involved in training executives in E-Commerce, Network Security, and many other IT-related topics. He has conducted courses organized by NCC Education, MiS and Informatics, which are reputable IT trainers. He is a Certified Project Management Professional (PMP) and a Certified Information System Auditor (CISA). He would like the students to understand more about the potential risks of a computer network connected to the Internet, and the corresponding preventive measures.

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Course Title: CPD-IT08 of the IT Practical Management series

Successful E-Commerce cases for SMEs
電子商貿應用的成功例子

1. Overview of ubiquitous computing for Electronic Commerce.

2. The usage of telephones and telecommunication technologies in E-Commerce.

3. Review of some still existing B2C sites.

4. B2B sites seems doing better, why?

5. Hong Kong e-Government initiatives.

6. Why HK e-Government projects received international awards?

Time of the course: 7 January 2006 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Samuel Cheung, M. Applied Sc. in Electrical Engineering.

Mr. Cheung has more than 12 years of experience in the IT industry. He has achieved the following awards:
- National President's list
- IBM Watson School Scholarship
- Irvin C. Simser Scholarship
- Lawson Foundation Scholarship
- Excellence in Engineering Award
- 1990-91 IEEE paper contest Northern New York representative

He used to be the Software Manager of Seagate Software, the Globalization Manager of Microsoft, and also the Software Engineering Director of Censoft (a JV between Microsoft and Stone Group of China). He started Timios, one of the pioneering Mobile CRM experts in Beijing, back in January 2004. He has held training seminars for the Hong Kong Wireless Development Center, and Tsing Hua University. He would like the students to make better use of Internet & Mobile Technologies to get more customer leads & to save costs.

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Course Title: CPD-IT09 of the IT Practical Management series

Software Piracy: How to handle this correctly?
軟件盜版;如何正確處理?

1. Software piracy - would you be involved in a criminal case?

2. Would buying a copy of legitimate software license enough to cover the whole company?

3. The most cost-effective ways to buy legitimate software

4. Is downloading of MP3 music from Napster websites legal or illegal?

5. Would buying an iPod or other MP3 players solve the problems?

6. What are the BT illegal uploading & downloading?

Time of the course: 14 January 2006 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Richard Law, B.Sc. in Electronics, and Barrister specializing in Computer Crimes.

Mr. Law is a practicing Barrister in Hong Kong with focus in Computer Crime cases. He would talk about hot topics like Software Piracy, Downloading of MP3 music files and movies from the Internet. Mr. Law has more than 20 years of experience in the IT industry. He is a veteran IT professional and a multimedia expert in town. He has been involved in training executives in E-Commerce, Internet networking, multimedia, and many other IT-related topics. He has conducted courses organized by the HK Government, Poly University, and Vocational Training Council. He would like the students to understand more about how to handle Software Piracy issues correctly.

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Course Title: CPD-IT10 of the IT Practical Management series

Computer Applications Everywhere
無所不在的電腦應用

1. Overview of computer applications everywhere, from desktop to mobile phones, PDAs and wireless technologies.

2. As a terminal, how a mobile phone can communicate with the office server to get things done remotely?

3. What are the different wireless access technologies available now?

4. Overview of Network Management.

5. Telecommunication Billing issues.

6. The overall Network Computing Architecture.

Time of the course: 21 January 2006 (Saturday) afternoon 3:00pm – 6:00pm

Target Participants:
This course is designed for executives, managers or officers involved in planning, organizing, controlling or implementing Management Information Systems.

Fee: HK$300 for ITA members, and HK$500 for non-ITA members
Venue: 81 Austin Road, Kowloon (Hong Kong School of Commerce)

Medium of Instruction: Cantonese with English terminologies.

Lecturer:
Mr. Jefferson Wat, M.Sc. in Computer Science, FITAA, MHKCS, MIEEE.

Mr. Wat has more than 25 years of experience in the IT industry. He is the founding vice-chairman of the Information & Software Industry Association, and is also a Joint Committee Member for the Student Finance under the Educational Bureau. He is also a Fellow of the IT Accountants Association, and a Member of both the HK Computer Society and IEEE. He used to research for an E-coupon on a PDA using the infra-red beam communication interfaces back in the year 2000. He has been involved in training executives in E-Commerce, Internet networking, software engineering and many other IT-related topics. He has conducted courses organized by the HK Management Association, Poly University, HK Productivity Council, and even the Applied Science & Technology Research Institute (ASTRI). He would like students to know more about the amount of computing power they can get access & make good use of, even with a mobile terminal.

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