IT Week 2003 had been held on 31st October 2003 to 2nd November 2003 in
exhibition hall Macau Tower Convention & Entertainment Center. The
theme for the IT Week 2003 is "Information Technology, Intelligent
Living". The companies were to introduce their computer softwares,
Internet, digital products and latest IT information through showing in
booth, games seminars and commercial promotion .
The event of IT Week 2003,was jointly organized by the IT related government sector, education organizations , academies and the IT industry. The aim of this activity was to deepening IT education and to spread the use of Information Technology.
Macau Productivity and Technology Center held a booth in this event. Participants could get a free gift if they answer a few simple questions about CyberLab correctly while stock lasts.
The gifts include:
The event of IT Week 2003,was jointly organized by the IT related government sector, education organizations , academies and the IT industry. The aim of this activity was to deepening IT education and to spread the use of Information Technology.
Macau Productivity and Technology Center held a booth in this event. Participants could get a free gift if they answer a few simple questions about CyberLab correctly while stock lasts.
The gifts include:
- OpenOffice 1.1 Chinese and English versions sponsored by CPTTM
- Evermore Intergrate Office (Trial version)
- Redflag Linux desktop 4.0 Simplified version
- RedHat Linux 9.0
- JBuilderX Architect (JBuilderX Enterprise IDE & Together
for JBuilderUML),Delphi 7 Enterprise,C# Builder.NET. C++BuilderX,
Together UML etc) from Borland
- hundred of bold pens from Oracle
Photos:
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| Staff of CPTTM |
Giving
away 1,200 OpenOffice CDs to promote the use of free software
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Chinese Input Competition |
Other Photos... |
| Seminar: |
| Seminar
1: |
Does
Extreme Programming (XP) work?A report on a CPTTM Development
Project using XP. Speaker: Mr Kent Tong, Manager of IT Dept, CPTTM. - Handouts |
| Seminar
2: |
New
features of RedHat Enterprise Linux v3 and case studies in migration
from Proprietary Unix to Linux. Speaker : Mr Michael Lim, General Manager, Red Hat Greater China. - Handouts |