Hong Kong Computer Society
Given the prevailing global financial crisis, what is the impact to Hong Kong's IT industry? Sunny Lee, President of the Hong Kong Computer Society, shares his views on the local IT industry comparing the challenges of 2008 and those of 2009.
The Hong Kong Computer Society urged the government to set up a new unit for technology development, the organization said Tuesday as a response to the government's policy address delivered last week
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Given the prevailing global financial crisis, what is the impact to Hong Kong's IT industry? Sunny Lee, President of the Hong Kong Computer Society, shares his views on the local IT industry comparing the challenges of 2008 and those of 2009.
The Hong Kong Computer Society urged the government to set up a new unit for technology development, the organization said Tuesday as a response to the government's policy address delivered last week>> Full Story-- Computerworld Hong Kong
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