Microsoft Virtualization Summit 2010 Malaysia Slide Decks
Microsoft Virtualization Summit 2010 – Malaysia was held at Monash Sunway Campus on 22 April 2010 previously.
The agenda as detail below:
Next-Generation Desktop Strategy-Windows Optimized Desktop
by Darien Nagle, Microsoft Malaysia
App-V and Med-V Overview with Windows 7
by Edmund Lim, Redynamics and Mervin Rasiah, Microsoft Malaysia
Windows XP Mode and Virtual PC for Windows 7
by Mervin Rasiah, Microsoft Malaysia
Delivering a Comprehensive VDI Solution with Remote Desktop Services or/and Citrix XenDesktop
by Lai Yoong Seng, e-Lutions and Moe Thwin, Citrix
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2008 Metrics
Goodbye to Year 2008 and hello Year 2009! Yes, this is the first post of Year 2009.
Remember I posted Year 2007 Metrics one year ago and this is the second time I would like to share about Planet Malaysia metrics. Basically the web statistics details are based on Google Analytics and Awstats.
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Year 2008
* 332,302 Visits
* 424,393 Pageviews
* 1.28 Pages/Visit
Year 2007
* 153, 147 Visits
* 216,087 Pageviews
* 1.41 Pages/Visit
Year 2008
Total of 332,302 Visits
Total of 294,447 Unique Visitors
Total of 424,393 Pageviews
Total of 1.28 Average Pageviews
00:00:55 Time on Site
84.41% Bounce Rate
88.31% New Visits
Year 2007
Total of 153, 147 visits
Total of 131, 178 unique visitors
Total of 216, 087 Pageviews
85.92% new visitor
14.03% returning visitor
Average 419.87 visitor per day
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Malaysian Candidates Required to Have Blogs
Slashdot posted a linked from CNN about “Malaysian Candidates Required to Have Blogs”.
Seriously I think these new will be read by million of peoples over the world and I believed people will laugh at us especially our minister.
KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (AP) — Some candidates for posts in Malaysia’s ruling party will be required to set up blogs, an official said Friday, a turnaround for governing politicians who had derided online politicking.
Abdul Rahman Dahlan, secretary general of the United Malays National Organization party’s youth wing, said all those vying for national youth posts must have blogs to introduce themselves and their programs ahead of party elections in December.
It was not known if any senior leaders of the party will also start blogs to emulate opposition Democratic Action Party leader Lim Kit Siang, who has a popular Web journal.
But the decision appeared aimed at countering heavy losses that the ruling National Front coalition suffered in last month’s general elections, partly because they underestimated the power of online campaigning. The United Malays National Party dominates the coalition.
“All candidates must have blogs,” Abdul Rahman told The Associated Press. “If not, they are not qualified to be leaders.”
In the past, party politicians have said bloggers spread lies and rumors. Many of Malaysia’s blogs contain commentary critical of the government.
But now, even youth deputy Khairy Jamaluddin — who once compared bloggers to monkeys living by the law of the jungle — has a blog.
“The last election showed that we lost the cyberwar. We need to embrace the technology now,” Abdul Rahman said.
He said help will be available for party members who do not know how to create a blog.
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Google, Welcome to Malaysia!
As we know Google is considering building a largest off shore data center outside of US and probably Asia. In fact, many Asia country are trying hard to bring Google to their country such as: Taiwan, South Korea, Japan, Vietnam, Malaysia, India and etc.
According to Slashdot, Malaysian prime minister Datuk Seri Abdullah Ahmad Badawi met with Google CEO Eric Schmidt at the Davos conference in Switzerland Friday. Afterward he told Malaysian media that Google is "interested" in a data center in Malaysia. "They want to make their presence felt in Malaysia," Badawi said. "I was told that Malaysians formed the highest group of Google users in South-East Asia. The report said it "is believed the world’s top Internet search engine company was eyeing Malaysia, India or Vietnam to set up its data centre facilities."
Again, as a Malaysian I definitely welcome Google to Malaysia especially Cyberjaya! In Cyberjaya, we have fews MNC included HP, Dell, IBM, Motorola, DHL, Shell, Fujitsu, HSBC, NTT and etc. I believed MDEC or Malaysia government will have an attractive plan for Google. Free Tax, free electrical supply, free water supply , free facilities, building or land, and what else you need?
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Add Planet Malaysia to your iGoogle
Attention our readers, this is to informed another great news from us!
If you are iGoogle supporter, probably you can add Planet Malaysia Aggregates and Planet Malaysia Blog to your iGoogle now!
How can I do that?
- sign in to iGoogle in any internet browser
- click here or copy and paste the URL link: http://www.google.com/ig/adde?moduleurl=hosting.gmodules.com/ig/gadgets/file/114784037938428703586/planetmy.xml in the new browser
- click 'Add to Google'
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