PAR EXCELLENCE AWARD,ICQCC Hydrabad India 2021

Alhamdulilah kali in kumpulan kami telah menerima menerima Par Excellence Award di 46th International Convention on Quality Control Circles (ICQCC) 2021

DIAMOND , GOLD AND SILVER AT IIDEX 2019

Alhamdulilah dari dua projek inovasi yang saya sertai dalam (IIDEX) 2019 kali ini , inovasi WeGBY CHAIR telah menerima Anugerah SPECIAL AWARD - DIAMOND dan GOLD manakala inovasi RDMS (Reference Desk Management System ) mendapat anugerah SILVER

FASILITATOR TERBAIK 2019 ZON TENGAH

Alhamdulilah kali ini di anugerahkan sebagai Fasiltator Terbaik di Konvensyen KIK Peringkat UiTM 2019 Zon Tengah sekali lagi setelah menerima pada tahun 2016

ANUGERAH EMAS KONVENSYEN TEAM EXECELLENT MPC 2018

Alhamdulilah tugasan kali ini berjaya membawa kumpulan KIK PTAR i-Clique meraih Anugerah Emas dalam Konvensyen Team Excellent Peringkat Wilayah 2018 ( Wilayah Selatan ) di Holiday Villa Johor Bahru City Centre

ANUGERAH EMAS BAGI INOVASI SOLAT ALERT SOFTWARE (SAS) DI ITEX2017

Alhamdulilah dapat juga melakarkan sejarah memenangi anugerah emas bagi penyertaan di International Invention, Innovation and Technology Exhibition (ITEX 2017) pula dengan produk inovasi Solat Alert Software (SAS). ....

Anugerah EMAS (GOLD) di Ekspo Reka Cipta, Inovasi dan Reka Bentuk (Invention, Innovation And Design Exposition) - IIDEX

Alhamdulilah kedua-dua projek inovasi yang saya sertai mendapat anugerah dalam IIDEX2016 daripada sejumlah 745 penyertaan keseluruhannya.

Awards at British Invention Show 2009

The British Invention Show, is the largest innovation and technology expo in Britain. UiTM submitted 8 entries of which all won medals.

Fasilitator Terbaik

Fasilitator Terbaik kali kedua berturut-turut. Sebenarnya kejayaaan ini adalah kejayaan anda semua.

Konvensyen ICC Kebangsaan

Naib Johan Sektor Awam, 10 Kumpulan Terbaik Sektor Awam, Anugerah Emas 3 Bintang Konvensyen ICC Kebangsaan

Pingat Emas Dalam Malaysia Technology Expo ( MTE)

Menerima anugerah Pingat Emas dalam Malaysia Technology Expo ( MTE) 2009 yang telah diadakan pada 19 hingga 21 Februari 2009 di PWTC, Kuala Lumpur. Pelbagai hasil penyelidikan telah dipamerkan oleh 460 peserta/ kumpulan daripada pelbagai IPTA, badan swasta, MRSM dan lain-lain organisasi.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Awards at British Invention Show 2009

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The medals won were a Diamond, the Best Invention by Salon Archimedes (Russia), a gold and 6 silver medals. The British Invention Show, which was held between 12 and 17 Oct 2009, is the largest innovation and technology expo in Britain. UiTM submitted 8 entries of which all won medals.
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The Diamond was won by junior lecturer Amalina Amir, 26, of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, who contested her product, MIM Route, a device to produce complex metal metalwork. Other than diamond, Amalina also won a gold and the best Invention by Salon Archimedes (Russia). MIM Route is a metal injecting moulding process which can boost mass manufacturing of complex metalwork. Products that need high precision moulding are jewelry, sporting goods, eyeglasses, wristwatches or medical equipment. Other than the mass production this new procedure is environment friendly as it uses a recyclable biopolymer binder.

The gold winning student was Ahmad Zainizan bin Sahdan, 25, who is pursuing his PhD at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering. He participated his project on nanowire synthesis using low cost gas blocker in catalyic thermal CVD. His idea was having a semi-conductor nonowire for solar cells where a gas blocker was invented to obstruct the gas flow in a 2-furnace CVD system. The gas blocker produced a better control of gas flow that enables stronger UV emission. Upon winning, Ahmad Zainizan said his invention is suitable to be used as light emitting device such as laser diodes.
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The other 6 silver medals were won by Azizah Hanom Ahmad who contested her invention on Silicon and Dammar as Coating Materials, Khudzir Haji Ismail for his Water-Tetralin Co-solvent System for Coal Liqefaction, Zukifli Abdul Rashid a software for Waste Management, Nor Hayati Avdul Hamid Pre-Cast Hollow Core Wall which can endure earthquake shocks, Ahmad Faizar Jaafar (eWAVE- PTAR) Self-Charging Machine in Libraries, and Mohd Haris Kamarudin Egg Shell Thermal Insulation Board.







Bil.

Researchers

Research
Title

Faculty

Medal

1.

1. Amalina Amir

2. Dr. Mohd Afian Omar

3. Dr. Zahurin Halim

4. Muner Md Taha
5. Norita Hassan

6. Syakirah

7. Istikamah Subuki

MIM Route: An Innovative Approach for Producing Complicated
Metal Components

Faculty ofMechanical
Engineering

1. Gold
2. Diamond

3.
the Best Invention by Salon Archimedes (Russia)

2.

1. Mohd Zainizan b Sahdan
2. Mohamad Hafiz b Mamat

3.
Rossalina Irma bt Alip

4. Zuraida bt Khusaimi

5. Mohamad Rusop Mahmood


Novel Nanowire Synthesis Method using Low Cost Gas Blocker in Catalyic
Thermal CVD




Faculty ofElectrrical
Engineering

1. Gold





3.

1.
A P Dr. Azizah Hanom Ahmad
2
.
Rosnah Zakaria

Silicone-Dammar with Nanoclay as Coating Materials

Faculty of
Applied Sciences

Silver

4.

1. Prof. Dr. Hj Khudzir Hj Ismail

2. Dr. Hj. Mohd Azlan Mohd Ishak

3.
Zaidi Ab Ghani

4. Mohd Fauzi Abdullah

Novel Supercritical Water- Tetralin Co-Solvent System for Coal Liquefaction

Faculty of Applied Sciences, UiTM Perlis




Silver




5.

1. Dr. Nor Hayati Abdul Hamid

2. A. P. Ir. Dr. Siti Hawa Hamzah

3. Mohd Ikmal Fazlan@Rosli

4. Nurharniza Abdul Rahman

5. Mehrdad Seifi

Seismic Multipanel Precast Hollow Core Wall


Faculty ofCivil
Engineering


Silver

6.

1. Zulkifli Abdul Rashid

2. Mohamad Shahnor Bani


3. Prof. Dr. Ku Halim'Ku Hamid

4. Dr. Mohanad EI Harbawi

5. Syaiful Nizam Bin Basri

6. Azil Bahari Alias

7. Mohammad Jindra Aris

SWSPro-1 Software: Sustainable Tools for Future Waste Management


Faculty ofChemical
Engineering


Silver

7.

1. Mohd Hariz Kamarudin

2. Rassimi Abdul Ghani

3. Mohd Hanafiah Abidin

4. Ahmad Zafir Romli

Egg Shell Thermal Insulation Board


Faculty of
Applied Sciences

Silver


8.

1. Ahmad Faizar Jaafar

2. Hj Azizi Jantan

3. Ahmad Nazri Jaafar

4. Rizana Ridzwan

5. Muhammad Azmir Hj. Sulaiman

6. Abdul Hamid Mohd Salleh

7. Ja'amayah Kosnan

8. Hj Rosli Mohamad

9. Mohd Vazid Yahaya

Self Charging Machine In Library

Perpustakaan Tun Abdul Razak (PTAR) 1

Gold






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Monday, October 19, 2009

TRIP TO LONDON FOR BIS2009

TRIP TO LONDON FOR BIS2009 -BRITISH INVENTION, INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY SHOW 11-19 OCT 2009,

GROUP : UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UiTM) MALAYSIA
Head of Delegation: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Zaini Abdullah, Deputy Vice Chancellor (UiTM), Research and Innovation,

Manager: Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sabarinah Sh Ahmad (RMI now IRMI)
http://www.rmi.uitm.edu.my/ now http://www.rmc.uitm.edu.my/ or http://irmi.uitm.edu.my/
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ITINERARY

11 Oct 2009
10:05 am Depart KLIA for Heathrow Meet at KLIA at 7:30am (Sunday) MH for group check-in


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16:15 pm Arrive at Heathrow Airport, London use Van to Comfort Inn Hotel
18:00 pm Check-in Comfort Inn Hotel, Finchley
Accommodation:Comfort Inn Hotel Finchley
3 Leisure Way, N12 OQZ London, UK
Tel: 44 208 446 6644
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Event Venue:
Alexandra Palace
Alexandra Palace way, London N22 7AY, United Kingdom
Tel: +44 (0)1462459999/451111
http://www.alexandrapalace.com/
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14 Oct 2009 (Wednesday)
09:00 am - 15:30 pm Build Up, West Hall, Alexandra Palace, Booth prep. for all participants
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16:00 pm - 19:00 pm Exhibition Open/Media Day All participants must be at their booth
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15 Oct 2009 (Thursday)
10:00 am -19:00pm Judging/Exhibition All participants must be at their booth

16 Oct 2009 (Friday)
10:00 am -19:00 pm Exhibition All participants must be at their booth


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19:00 pm Dinner & Prize giving ceremony. All delegates must attend
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17 Oct 2009 (Saturday)
10:00 am -17:00 pm Exhibition Everyone at their booth
17.20 pm-21:00 pm Dismantling of exhibits PI. settle our hotel bills tonight.

18 Oct 2009 (Sunday)

8:00 am Breakfast & Check out Taxi/Van from Comfort Inn
8:30 am Depart Hotel , Hotel to Heathrow
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9:30 am Check- in at Heathrow
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12:00 noon Depart Heathrow for KLIA

19 Oct 2009 (Monday)
07:55 am Arrive at KLIA http://www.klia.com.my/




Saturday, October 17, 2009

KASPERSKY CHOOSE UNIVERSITI TEKNOLOGI MARA (UiTM) MALAYSIA as their Research and Development Center!

Bertia Kaspersky & UiTM

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to encourage exchange of cyber security knowledge during his first official Malaysian visit
UiTM Named First Tertiary Education Recipient of Dedicated Kaspersky Research Centre for Cyber Security Research & Development


Shah Alam, October 15, 2009 – Eugene Kaspersky, CEO and co-founder of Kaspersky Lab, a leading developer of secure content management solutions launched the Kaspersky Academy education programme at the University of Technology MARA (UiTM) during his first official visit to Malaysia. The purpose of the visit was to encourage closer ties between Malaysia and Kaspersky Lab and to facilitate the exchange and sharing of cyber security knowledge.




In conjunction with the launch, the Russian cybersecurity guru delivered a presidential lecture on ‘Taking Responsibility for the Internet’ that was attended by the Vice Chancellor of UiTM, YBhg Tan Sri Dato' Seri Prof. Dr. Ibrahim bin Abu Shah as well as hundreds of tertiary students from UiTM and other tertiary educational establishments.



He also opened the first dedicated Kaspersky Research Centre in Malaysia at UiTM dedicated to cybersecurity research and development among tertiary students.

Kaspersky Lab is currently among the top five vendors of information security solutions in the world. The company’s products and technologies are used by over 250million people worldwide. Headquartered in Moscow, it has five regional divisions and numerous local offices throughout the world, including Malaysia.

Eugene Kaspersky encouraged more Malaysians to participate in the programmes offered through the Kaspersky Academy as a starting point to careers in the secure content management solutions industry. With the number of cyberthreats on the rise, there is a need for a wider pool of programmers from more varied cultural backgrounds.

“Cybercriminals often exhibit culturally-linked patterns in their schemes, and battling them effectively sometimes requires outthinking them through the thought processes of a different culture. Malaysian culture and Malaysian thinking may provide fertile ground for information security experts. We can learn from each other,” said Eugene Kaspersky.

The Kaspersky Academy operates across the four main areas of education, academic partnership, science and competition to provide opportunities for young people to gain exposure to the world of information security.

Much of the coursework is self-study with online discussion and mentoring. Major conferences such as ‘IT Security for the Next Generation’, diploma projects, internships and part-time work placements, as well as support from the Internet security community provides additional learning and nurturing opportunities.

National, regional and global competitions and Olympiads will be organized in order to hone the skill levels of participants to a higher degree.

“At present the Kaspersky Academy has seen over 220,000 participants and is available globally through more than 1,200 schools and institutions of higher education with approximately 20,000 teachers, professors and advanced students ready to assist and support participants,” said Eugene Kaspersky.

The Vice Chancellor of UiTM, YBhg Tan Sri Dato' Seri Prof. Dr. Ibrahim bin Abu Shah said the choice of UiTM as the venue for the first Kaspersky Research Centre in the nation was recognition of the strides the institution had made in shaping a student population of tech-savvy, out-of-the-box thinkers.

“As UiTM celebrates its 71st convocation, this recognition from Kaspersky Lab is much appreciated as it serves to highlight how far we have come as an institution of higher learning that can produce quality graduates who can rival the best in the world,” said YBhg Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Prof. Dr. Ibrahim bin Abu Shah.

In his lecture, Eugene Kaspersky outlined the alarming nature of online threats, with malware now squarely aimed at making money rather than mischief. As online crime has become a multimillion dollar industry, all the parties involved have come to accept the risks rather than exposing the full extent of the problem and undermining consumer confidence.

“One of the latest trends is ATM systems being infected with Trojans giving criminals total access to money. While financial institutions are aware of this theft, they are unable to prevent it because they don’t know what to do,” explained Eugene Kaspersky.

He noted that gaps in legislation, the reluctance of victims to inform law enforcement agencies of these crimes, the difficulty of tracing anonymous professionals and the cross border, international nature of cybercrime makes it particularly difficult to prosecute.

According to Eugene Kaspersky, the relative anonymity of Internet users is the key issue regarding cybercrime.

“To design a safer e-World we need better Internet regulation, such as Internet Passports for individuals, accreditation for businesses, and temporary storage of necessary requests, whilst there is also a need for what I term an Internet-Interpol which will see more international police collaboration on cybercrime,” he elaborated.

Three students’ research papers received awards and cash prizes of RM3,500 (USD1,000) each for their participation in the Malaysian Cup of the Kaspersky Academy International Students’ Conference “IT Security for the Next Generation”. The students’ papers will be submitted for the next round of the competition, the SEA Cup, where they will be measured against other participants from South East Asia before qualifying for the International Cup that will be held in Poland next year.

Top 3 Winners of the Malaysian Cup of the Kaspersky Academy International Students’ Conference “IT Security for the Next Generation”
Student’s Name Research Title Cash Prizes Won
i. Saharuddin Saat Capturing Web Application Threats Using Virtual CMS Honeypot RM3,500
ii. Hamid Heidari Design Patters and Refactoring for Security in Social Networking Applications RM3,500
iii. Mahdi Sahlabadi & Hanif Mohaddes Deilami Design Patters and Refactoring for Security in Social Networking Applications RM3,500

1 Special Award Winner of the Malaysian Cup of the Kaspersky Academy International Students’ Conference “IT Security for the Next Generation”
Student’s Name Research Title Cash Prizes Won
i. Asnita Hashim Normal Signature Based IDS for e-café RM3,500

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About Kaspersky Lab
Kaspersky Lab delivers the world’s most immediate protection against IT security threats, including viruses, spyware, crimeware, hackers, phishing, and spam. Kaspersky Lab is one of the top vendors of information security solutions in the world. The company’s products and technologies are used by over 250 million people worldwide, its technology is licensed by leading security vendors globally. The Kaspersky Lab group of companies is headquartered in Moscow, has five regional divisions and numerous local offices throughout the world. You can learn more about Kaspersky Lab by visiting http://www.kaspersky.com.


About Eugene Kaspersky
Eugene Kaspersky’s love for mathematics determined his “technical” future. One of his hobbies during high school was to solve problems published in mathematical journals. During his last few years in high school, he attended extracurricular classes in physics and mathematics at a dedicated program organized by the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology. Eugene spent his last two years of high school taking physics and mathematics courses in a specialized program for gifted students organized by and affiliated with Moscow State University.

In 1987, Eugene graduated from the Institute of Cryptography, Telecommunications and Computer Science, where he studied mathematics, cryptography and computer technology, majoring in mathematical engineering.

After graduating, Eugene worked at a multi-disciplinary research institute. It was there that Eugene first began studying computer viruses after detecting the Cascade virus on his computer in October 1989. Eugene analyzed the virus and developed a disinfection utility for it – the first such utility he developed. He started collecting malicious programs and disinfection modules for them. This exotic collection later formed the foundation of the famous antivirus database in Kaspersky Anti-Virus.

Today, this database includes more than 1.3 million records and is one of the most complete antivirus databases in the world.

In 1991, Eugene joined the KAMI Information Technologies Center, where he and a group of colleagues developed the AVP antivirus project, which became the prototype for Kaspersky Anti-Virus. International recognition of the project arrived in 1994, when the virtually unknown AVP won a contest conducted by Hamburg University’s test lab, demonstrating a higher virus detection rate than the most popular antivirus programs at the time.

In 1997, Eugene and his colleagues decided to establish an independent company, becoming the founders of Kaspersky Lab. From that moment, he has headed the company’s antivirus research.
In 2007, Eugene was named CEO of Kaspersky Lab.

Eugene is a laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation, and a member of the Civic Chamber of the Russian Federation.

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Sunday, October 11, 2009

BIS2009 The UK's Largest, "INVENTION, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY SHOW" ,The 9th BRITISH INVENTION SHOW


The 9th British Invention Show 14-17 October 2009 - Alexandra Palace - London - Amazing Inventions & Innovations on Show from across the Globe - I be There!

Britain is Famous the World over for it's creative genius and from the 14th to the 17th October the very latest crop of our very best offerings will be under fire as 15 countries battle it out for the coveted British Invention of the year and World Invention Awards.

Just who are these people?

Doctors Professors your Mother your Daughter there are no rules, anyone can be an inventor. All it takes is a great idea and the will and tenacity to see it through to conclusion. Single mother of one Sharron Wright knows only too well just how much commitment it takes. Sharon swept away the Diamond award for her brilliant solution for feeding cables through cavity walls. Head hunted at BIS by BBC's Dragons Den team, in no time at all James Cahn and Duncan Ballantyne fell victim to Sharon's obvious competence and edgy personality. Finally the dragons parted with more than Sharon was asking for earning her the reputation of the Dragon Slayer. Inventors Sharon Wright - Magnamole, Trevor Baylis - Clockwork Radio and Kane Kramer - Digital Audio Player will be making personal appearances and co-presenting the awards at the Gala Dinner at 7 pm on Friday evening.

There will be an incredibly diverse array of unique ideas on offer and lots of professional advice for the would be innovator, take a breath, here's a taster...

400 inventions, innovations and new products are expected from over 20 countries with over 175 already booked from overseas. This years event promises to be the largest in the history of this important annual show-case.

Vitato - The new sweet Potato, Liquid Croissant, Aphrodisiac Sheets, Riversimple Hydrogen Car, Silica Nannotube, Easybrick for kids, Wondermomo - Biodegradable Charger, Scratch-off Postcard, Sensor less Linear Motor, Magnetic Tea Towel, Easyshave, Shoe Nix - a new OS, Metal Injection Moulding, Nanowire Gas Blocker, Biodegradable Packaging Film, Volumetric Cinema, and the perfect gift for that someone special who has everything, how about the Gemini 3 Man Personal Sports Submarine or Multi Purpose Spring Activated Pole? You can be sure BIS will be full of surprises!

On hand to give advice, IPO Intellectual Property Office (formally the Patent Office), Business Link in London, Prototype Makers, Patent Agents, The British Inventors Society and a ship load of inventors enthusiastically demonstrating their amazing creations.

A panel of 25 judges from the British Inventor’s Society will put ecological and social benefits to mankind, as well as design, ingenuity and originality to the test. The winners and Invention of the Year will be announced during the dinner awards at 10pm on Friday 16th October.
2nd Media Call - 16th October: The Inventor of the Year will be announced during the dinner award 7 - 11pm.

Dress - National Dress or Black Tie, Information may be available earlier in the day.
Palm Court, 7pm -11pm, 16th October , Alexandra Palace.

Info: www.britishinventionshow.com Tickets www.bis2009@eventbrite.com Tel: 01462 451111

The UK's Largest, "INVENTION, INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY SHOW" ,The 9th BRITISH INVENTION SHOW

Alexandra Palace London, 14 -15 - 16 - 17 October 2009

Here i come

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Monday, October 05, 2009

BENGKEL AMALAN TERBAIK 5S PUiTM 2009, 6 OKT2009 , DEWAN ANEX, SHAH ALAM

Di jadualkan satu BENGKEL AMALAN TERBAIK 5 "S" PUiTM akan diadakan pada 6 Okt 2009 di Dewan Anex

Salam,

Dimaklumkan aturcara untuk bengkel terpaksa dipinda kerana semua staf perlu menghadiri PROGRAM KSN ANNUAL LECTURE 2009, FAKULTI SAINS PENTADBIRAN & PENGAJIAN POLISI. Disertakan aturcara baru untuk bengkel tersebut. Segala kesulitan yang timbul amatlah dikesali dan diluar kawalan kami.


ATURCARA BENGKEL AMALAN TERBAIK 5S PUiTM 2009
&
MAJLIS PENYAMPAIAN ANUGERAH & SIJIL PTAR 2008
6 OKTOBER 2009

7.45 pg – 8.20 pg
Pendaftaran Peserta
MINUM PAGI – Lokasi di Bilik Rehat, PTAR 1
8.30 pg – 12.30 tgh PROGRAM KSN ANNUAL LECTURE 2009
** Staf DIWAJIBKAN hadir ke Dewan Sri Budiman UiTM

12.30 tgh – 2.00 ptg
MAKAN TENGAHARI – Lokasi di Bilik Rehat, PTAR 1

BENGKEL AMALAN TERBAIK 5S PUiTM 2009

2.00 ptg – 2.15 ptg
Ketibaan Jemputan dan Pendaftaran Peserta di Dewan Annexe, UiTM
2.20 ptg – 2.25 ptg Bacaan Doa
2.25 ptg – 2.30 ptg Ucapan Pengerusi
2.30 ptg – 2.40 ptg Ucapan Ketua Pustakawan

2.45 ptg -3.00 ptg
Simbolik Perasmian & Persembahan Multimedia ‘Kecemerlangan Berterusan’

3.00 ptg - 4.30 ptg
Ceramah ‘Ke Arah Pensijilan 5S’ oleh Pn. Noor Aishah Hj. Hassan dari Malaysia Productivity Corporation (MPC)

4.30 ptg – 5.00 ptg
Perkongsian Amalan Terbaik 5S oleh Pn. Maznah Abd. Hamid dari Perpustakaan Tun Dr. Ismail, UiTM Johor

5.00 ptg – 6.00 ptg
Jamuan Hi-Tea & Majlis Penyampaian Anugerah & Sijil PTAR 2008

Cabutan Bertuah 1
Anugerah Kajian Kepuasan Graduat Terbaik
Anugerah Audit Bersih Pensijilan ISO PUiTM
Anugerah Khas Pengurusan
Anugerah KIK PUITM 2008 – Kumpulan C7, Perpustakaan UiTM Terengganu

Cabutan Bertuah 2

6.00 ptg Sesi Bergambar & Bersurai



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JEMPUTAN MENGHADIRI PROGRAM KSN ANNUAL LECTURE 2009

JEMPUTAN MENGHADIRI PROGRAM KSN ANNUAL LECTURE 2009,FAKULTI SAINS PENTADBIRAN & PENGAJIAN POLISI

Dengan segala hormatnya perkara di atas adalah dirujuk.

Saya bagi pihak Fakulti berbesar hati menjemput tuan / puan menghadiri program ini seperti ketetapan berikut :

Tema : Charecter Building : KPI, KRA & Nation Building
Tarikh : 6 Oktober 2009 (Selasa)
Masa : 8:00 pagi – 1:00 petang
Tempat : Dewan Sri Budiman,UiTM Shah Alam

Ucaptama oleh Y. Bhg Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hj Hassan, Ketua Setiausaha Negara. Lintas Lansung akan dijalankan oleh Pihak RTM dalam Program Selamat Pagi Malaysia.

Senarai Panel adalah terdiri daripada :

KSU Perdagangan Dalam Negeri
Wakil Timb. Pengarah JPA
HR Director of Proton Holding

Y.Bhg Tan Sri Naib Canselor telah mengarahkan supaya semua Ahli AR Net Shah Alam, Pegawai Kumpulan P & P di Pejabat Bendahari dan Perpustakaan menghadiri Program KSN Annual Lecture 2009 seperti butiran di bawah. Input dari lecture oleh KSN adalah kritikal untuk difahami dan dihayati untuk pelaksanaan oleh semua pegawai kumpulan P & P.

KSN Annual Lecture 2009

Theme : Character Building: KPI, KRA and Nation Building

Date : 6th October 2009 (Tuesday)

Time : 8.00 a.m. – 1.30 p.m.

Venue : Dewan Sri Budiman, UiTM Shah Alam

Organized by : FSPPP Student Representative Council, Corporate
Administration Student Society (CASS), Bachelor
Administrative Science Student Society (BacAS), the
Institute of ASEAN Studies and Global Affairs (INSPAG) and
the Faculty of Administrative Science and Policy Studies.



Keynote Address : Y.BHG. Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Bin Hj Hassan, Chief Secretary to
the Government of Malaysia, Prime Minister’s Department


Backgound of the Programme:
It was started as a Seminar on Malaysia Diplomatic and Administrative Services: Roles & Challenges to Meet the Expectation of National Vision held on 14 January 2008 and has evolved into a bigger project that features the strong teamwork and partnership within the Faculty. In the effort to materialize the dreams and achieve the objectives of the Faculty, students and staff at FSPPP have joined forces to organize a series of lectures by the Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia, to be given annually, in a programme called ‘KSN Annual Lecture’. This year, the inaugural Keynote Address will be delivered by Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Mohd. Sidek Haji Hassan, the Chief Secretary to the Government of Malaysia on 6 October 2009 at Dewan Sri Budiman, Universiti Teknologi MARA, Shah Alam.

The objectives of this programme are:
• To provide students of FSPPP with the exposure to public services within and outside Malaysia that can be volatile according to developmental changes in the world order.
• To serve as a platform for undergraduates to gain as much knowledge as possible from the expert and from those who formulate and enforce the laws of the country so that the students can hone their skills, in keeping with the changing roles and challenges of public service.
• To inspire the promising leaders of tomorrow, to contribute to the development of the nation through involvement in public service.



Programme

8.00 a.m. – 8.30 a.m. - Registration

8.30 a.m. – 8.45 a.m. - Arrival of guests

8.50 a.m. - Arrival of the Vice Chancellor
Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Shah

8.55 a.m.

9.15 a.m. – 9.20 a.m.

Arrival of the Chief Secetary to the Government of Malaysia
Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hj. Hassan

Du’a Recitation

The National Anthem : Negaraku
UiTM Song : UiTM Dihatiku

9.20 a.m. - 9.35 a.m. - Welcoming Address Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Dato’ Seri Prof. Dr. Ibrahim Shah

9.40 a.m. – 10.30 a.m. - Introduction of Chief Secretary by the Dean of the Faculty

Keynote Address
Y.Bhg. Tan Sri Mohd Sidek Hj. Hassan

Q & A

Gift Presentation by the Vice Chancellor

Photography Session (Annex Foyer)

Press Conference (VIP Holding Room)

10.30 a.m. – 11.00 a.m. - Refreshments

11.00 a.m. –12.30 p.m. - Forum

Gift Presentation by the Programme Chairman
Prof. Dato’ Dr. Qasim Ahmad

12.30 p.m. - Lunch

1.30 p.m. - End of Programme



http://melor.uitm.edu.my/uitm/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=346:ksn-annual-lecture-2009&catid=41:headlines

Friday, October 02, 2009

Video calling – today, tomorrow and beyond.

Video calling has taken on a new life in the past two or three years as we’ve seen VoIP be rebranded in a sense as unified communication. Video on the Internet gained attention with YouTube, but it’s become much more as sites like Facebook integrate video messaging too. With tools like Skype video is quickly becoming a routine part of our voice calls.

Does Video Matter?
Video technology has made some amazing advances in the past few years. In business, not so long ago, a video teleconference required an expensive, high-end solution. There will always be a place in the large business enterprise for solutions like Cisco’s Telepresence, however, small and SOHO businesses simply cannot support the expense of those tools any more than a consumer.

But there are lessons to be learned from that large business use of video. There are three basic drivers for incorporating video into business work processes:

1: Humanize Communications
Everybody has had to cope with the unending chain of email messages that never quite seem to answer a question or reach a point. Email threads take on a life of their own and last for months. Many times direct human contact is a more efficient method of communicating. A phone call doesn’t provide the subtle nuance of eye contact or body language. Video makes conducting business more human. People want to talk to other people. When we’re trying to close a deal or reach agreement on some important issue, eye contact is a vital human element that we can only maintain through either meeting face-to-face or with a video call.

2: Incorporate Rich Content
Our employers are playing catchup in many ways. When we’re at home we have high speed access to a huge range of services – Blogs, social media sites, podcasts, and video through YouTube and many other rich media delivery systems. We get content information in ways that have replaced the old mainstream media, like broadcast television. If our business workplace doesn’t find a way to incorporate rich media capabilities that deliver content and that we can easily digest, our ability to compete in the market will lose effectiveness. And as the baby boomer generation begins to retire from the work force, younger workers are becoming harder to recruit because they’ve been socialized to expect readily accessible rich media

3: Reduce Travel
Airline and hotel costs are a huge expense burden for business. In tough economic times like we’re currently experiencing, it’s one of the first things to get cut from the budget. Video collaboration is a great way to eliminate travel expenses for meetings.

These same principles impact our personal lives. Many of us spend our entertainment time watching Hulu, YouTube, PrimeTimeRewind or some other streaming media online. Beyond that, we use tools like Skype, SightSpeed or iChat, partly driven by a hardware improvement – our new computers all come with video built-in today, and most come pre-loaded with one of these video chat programs. For consumers buying a new computer today video works right out of the box. The “geek factor” of having to fiddle with settings and configuration has been eliminated.

The Real Importance of Video
In the communications segment of the tech sector, video has become a hot conversation topic. New ways of using video to deliver a message, cut costs, or simply gain visibility are often the topic of heated debate. A while ago, my partner Sheryl wrote a blog post Video: Who needs it? that really makes the point:

“As many of you know, Ken and I have promoted ourselves as a hyper-connected couple. Many of you know what that means because you’ve seen it in action. Some of you may guess at what it means, and some of you can’t fathom it.

This morning, while on a Squawkbox call, aka Calliflower, one of the off-topics after the show was about how people use Skype. Jim Courtney mentioned a man he knows who was very homesick, missing his wife while on a business trip, and what he and his wife did was set up a Skype video call while he was gone, and that way they slept together even though they were apart.

I can share with you that Ken and I have not done that, yet, largely, I suppose, because we have yet to spend a night apart. However, should the time arise and that occur chances are pretty good we would do the same. We’ve certainly done other things that many of our friends find excessive.

On another Calliflower call, yesterday, Alec Saunders asked what we all felt the future of video is, really asking if we think there is a future. This made me think about video and my perspective.

A few years ago I couldn’t have imagined being so comfortable with video. For many people in my life that would still be the case. Most of those people don’t live their lives as publicly as I do. Of course when I say publicly I mean that I put video online, am constantly being photographed and having pictures of me posted somewhere, but also because I join conference calls and video calls where any number of people I don’t know may watch.

Besides that, I guess my thoughts on video are due to the fairly large segment of internet users who regularly use or watch internet video. That is something that has changed over time.

The interesting thing with video is that in my experience, the driving force of many of these technologies are porn makers and users. I have many ideas about that, but it’s pretty clear they were the beginning instigators and that’s borne out by the millions of people who simply clicked what they thought was an honest link only to get a porn popup inviting, and then later, forcing them to go to a site they didn’t intend visiting.

Now video has reached a stage where the early adopters are starting to wonder how to use it for business purposes. Not just as a toy few have the ability to use, but as an actual tool that helps business and telecommuting to become a reality that actually works.

Examples of video in telecommuting start from a friend of mine, Peter Csathy, CEO of SightSpeed. I interviewed Peter a year ago, and one of the first things I learned is that he is a telecommuter. Peter lives in San Diego but the SightSpeed offices are located in Berkeley.

One of the things Peter shared with me, and I have stated this a few times because I find it to be a very profound idea, is that telecommuting, and really business of all kinds, begins with a trust factor. In business, in relationships, trust is huge! Now, you can have trust without visual communications, because to say otherwise would mean the blind population could never trust, and I’m not going there! It takes longer to establish, but it is possible.

When you are trying to establish yourself as a viable commodity, you need to come across as trustworthy. That is much easier to gauge when you can see the person, view the body language we all take so for granted, and have a face to face conversation with someone. Video conferencing makes that possible without actually physically being in the same space. Especially today with more bandwidth and faster connections. It’s not the jerky, poor quality motion from the earlier days of video.

I believe video will truly impact our lives in ways we have yet to consider. I also think the naysayers of today will fairly quickly become so used to it they won’t know how they operated in life before video.

Let’s face it, who of us hasn’t had a video call of some sort? I use it regularly. I talk to my family, I talk to friends, we share from long distances changes in each others lives. It’s truly a ground breaker.

Another thought I have with regard to video is that as we stop heading out the door to work, socializing with our coworkers, we are going to need ways to connect with each other, since we’ll spend less time together physically. Video makes it possible for us to still have the contact with others that we crave as humans. Human beings seek comfort from other humans. It’s the way we’re designed. It’s our nature to socialize and commune together. Segregation is not our way. Video really will help as our culture makes the changes it is clearly going to make.

I know many people will scoff at, or disagree with my thoughts. I for one am excited about the changes that are happening. Will they all be good? Probably not. They never have been. Television is an example of that. Video is the bridge to help us stay connected and all it takes is a little familiarizing for us to understand it’s not like being on TV. It’s more like sharing the same space. We used to visit in the same room. This will make it so we still are.”

Personal Video Matters
There are three widely used personal video tools for conversation today come from Skype, SightSpeed and iChat. These tools deliver PC-based video calling capability with excellent quality.

Computer-based video calls are growing in number every day, and it doesn’t matter whether it’s for business or personal use. The reality is that it’s used for both. Video is a popular and easy to use service that brings people close together.

So Where’s the Rub?
If personal video is so popular and so easy, why isn’t everyone doing it all the time?

All of these powerful video solutions mentioned are computer-based systems. While we use computers daily there’s still a large segment of the population that’s reluctant to try new things. While the task of installing software and setting it up may seem trivial to many of us, it can be very intimidating to someone who isn’t adept at making things work. As easy as these tools are to install, that act of installation presents a barrier to many. Microsoft gave us the phrase Plug and Play, but that simply isn’t a reality when it comes to setting up new things like video. Plug and Pray is a more common feeling among many.

Until video requires zero technical knowledge from basic users – no decision, no setup, no configuration – video services will continue to struggle with market penetration. That’s changing as these tools become more integrated, but there’s still plenty of work to be done.

What About the PicturePhone?
No matter how much we may love the Internet, the basic tool for voice conversation for most of the world is still the telephone. Last week I wrote Why on earth does mobility matter?, exploring how important mobility is. However, video, which isn’t very mobile today, is important today and tomorrow. Today we use wired connections for video, but tomorrow we’ll use mobile video too. More on that another time.

There’s a new company Sheryl and I have been work with that’s revitalizing the idea of a videophone called Vidtel. I say revitalizing because Vidtel’s solution does something previous videophone solutions never did. It really works. All we had to do was plug in to the power and an Ethernet jack on our cable modem connection. The video phone updated the settings and was fully operational within moments.



The idea of a video telephone in the home or office was first presented to the public as the Picturephone AT&T showed at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York. (See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_phone for more background). I worked for AT&T for many years, and I never saw a Picturephone that worked worth a darn.

This Vidtel phone, however, works just like a regular phone, and it’s available now. It’s a real product and service that’s just new in the market, but gaining momentum fast.

We knew we’d need a way to test this Vidtel’s solution under real-world conditions so we set one up for my mother on a recent visit. She’s a perfect example of someone who uses a computer, but who wouldn’t take on the challenge of installing something like Skype.


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The bottom line is that video is coming to the telephone in a new way. This first product is a great demonstration of how video will enter our homes without any technical knowledge required. Anyone who has a high-speed network connection can use it. It really is cheap, fast and easy – attributes that our society prizes.

Today we are all information age workers and citizens. Sometimes new technologies invade our lives; sometimes they creep in slowly. Video used to be a pipe dream that was so expensive it was unreachable. Not any more. Video calling and collaboration are a reality.

Tomorrow, video will be a central part of our lives. It humanizes and personalizes our communications in the most revolutionary way since voice telephone calls. It brings us into closer contact with people who matter to us. It’s how we’ll share events in our lifestream.

source to share from Video calling – today, tomorrow and beyond. http://thenextweb.com/2009/03/10/video-calling-today-tomorrow/

Google’s Free Phone Manager Could Threaten a Variety of Services
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/03/12/technology/internet/12google.html

Comparing Skype to Other VoIP Providers
http://www.mediaringtalk.com/blog/comparing-skype-to-other-voip-providers

Google Talk vs Skype
http://www.frihost.com/forums/vt-99741.html

Thursday, October 01, 2009

PORTAL ruumz (social network) Malaysia Product

Hari ini joint Portal Komuniti Baru buatan anak tempatan Malaysia


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http://m.ruumz.com/

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Cara mobiliti ruumz
Laman sosial tempatan, ruumz kini menjadikan pengalaman pelayaran web mudah alih generasi baru suatu realiti.

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PORTAL rangkaian sosial tempatan, ruumz, semakin mengorak langkah dengan pelancaran satu lagi perkhidmatan inovatifnya. Ia membuktikan bahawa laman tempatan ini mampu berdiri setanding dengan laman sosial antarabangsa seperti Facebook, Friendster dan Myspace.

Kali ini, ia direka khusus untuk telefon mudah alih dengan membangunkan sebuah portal mudah alih sehenti. Ia bukan sahaja mempamerkan ciri-ciri utama dan tersendiri laman itu tetapi juga mengetengahkan aplikasi jaringan awam percuma selain senarai laman mudah alih terbaik untuk warga Malaysia.

Dilancarkan Ogos lalu, http://m.ruumz.com/ direka untuk pelbagai jenis telefon bimbit dan pelayar mudah alih, termasuk Safari iPhone, Opera Mini, pelayar yang boleh didapati dalam telefon bimbit Sony Ericsson, Nokia serta telefon popular yang lain.

"Laman mudah alih ini menawarkan perkhidmatan dan aplikasi bermanfaat, menarik dan menghiburkan untuk hampir semua orang yang memiliki telefon mudah alih berkeupayaan Internet," kata James Chong, Ketua Eksekutif ruumzNation.

"Matlamat kami adalah untuk menjadikan m.ruumz.com laman mudah alih generasi baru di Malaysia. Ia bukan hanya menawarkan kandungan berguna dan relevan malah memberikan pengalaman pengguna terbaik masa kini bagi telefon dan peralatan mudah alih," tambahnya.

Antara aplikasi yang bebas digunakan oleh orang awam di m.ruumz.com ialah aplikasi wayang mudah alih yang paling komprehensif masa kini. Ia lengkap dengan siaran filem di pawagam terkini, waktu-waktu tayangan, sinopsis serta carian berasaskan filem dan panggung wayang.

Antara aplikasi paling popular di m.ruumz.com sekarang ialah Malaysian Film-Makers' Showcase 15Malaysia oleh P1, atau singkatannya P1MFS. m.ruumz.com satu-satunya laman mudah alih di mana pengguna boleh menonton kesemua sedutan 15Malaysia, filem penuh, biografi pengarah dan menganggotai kumpulan 15Malaysia - semuanya melalui telefon mudah alih mereka.

Satu lagi aplikasi yang mendapat sambutan hangat adalah aplikasi waktu solat yang turut mempamerkan waktu berbuka puasa dan sahur bagi setiap negeri dan zon di Malaysia ketika bulan Ramadan.

Bagi peminat muzik, terdapat sepuluh saluran radio dalam talian percuma ruumz.FM, merangkumi Bling! Show yang dihoskan oleh Ross dan Fly Guy serta siaran lagu-lagu bahasa Inggeris, Cina dan Melayu yang popular.

Ahli ruumz (ruumzsters) boleh mengakses pelbagai ciri lain di m.ruumz.com. Antaranya mengikuti perkembangan rakan-rakan mereka di ruumz (ruumates), menghantar mesej terus, melihat blog dan gambar-gambar, berbual dengan ruumzsters lain dan bermacam-macam lagi.

m.ruumz.com juga merupakan laman mudah alih generasi baru pertama yang melancarkan program pemaju aplikasi mudah alih. Dengannya, pemaju pihak ketiga bebas membangunkan aplikasi untuk m.ruumz.com dan menghoskannya secara percuma. Para pemaju juga akan berupaya memperoleh pulangan melalui Kedai Aplikasi m.ruumz.com di masa akan datang. Ia membolehkan aplikasi mudah alih dan kandungan dibeli menggunakan mata wang maya ruumz yang digelar Blings!.

"Semasa kami mereka bentuk m.ruumz.com, kami sentiasa mengingati bahawa perkara paling penting ialah antara muka dan pengalaman pengguna. Selain itu ialah kandungan dan perkhidmatan yang akan menarik minat serta berguna kepada majoriti pengguna telefon mudah alih.

"Kami mahukan laman mudah alih yang kami sendiri, iaitu pasukan ruumz, ingin gunakan setiap hari," kata James sebagai penutup.

"Matlamat kami adalah untuk menjadikan m.ruumz.com satu mercu laman kegemaran dalam semua telefon mudah alih di Malaysia, dan ini hanyalah langkah pertama."

http://www.kosmo.com.my/kosmo/content.asp?y=2009&dt=0930&pub=Kosmo&sec=Infiniti&pg=in_05.htm




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