Chinese Internet and the rest of the world: problems and solutions Go back »
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Time2015-06-09 | 16:30 - 18:00
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Venue:European Chamber Shanghai Office, Unit 2204
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Address:333 Huai Hai Middle Road, Shui On Plaza, Shanghai
333 淮海中路，瑞安广场 -
Fee:Members: 200 RMB |
Non Members: 400 RMB
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European companies in China quickly discover that the rules that govern the Chinese Internet and Telecommunication are very specific. It is always difficult to understand what the Chinese Internet makes possible, impossible, probable, or unknown. Furthermore, a global internet resource accessible today, may be blocked tomorrow. In that uncertain environment, many companies struggle to deploy the infrastructure which can support their business objectives in the long term. This event gathers expert members of the European Chamber of Commerce, to shade light on this complex and ever changing topics.
Agenda
16.00-16.30 Registrations
16.30-16.35 Welcome Remarks, Felix Hamilton, Business Manager of the ICT Working Group, European Chamber
16.35-17.00 Chinese Internet, how to avoid surprises which may negatively impact your business, by Maxime Geffroy, Asia Senior Account Manager, ip-Label CHINA
17.00-17.25 Understanding Internet performance, by Adam Timle Händel, Sales representative, Softnet (Shanghai) Information Technology Consulting Co., Ltd.
17.25-18.00 Q&A, Open Discussion
Our speakers
Maxime Geffroy, Asia Senior Account Manager, ip-Label CHINA, and Joint Managing Director of the CIO Club at the French Chamber of Commerce Shanghai
Maxime is the APAC account manager of ip-label, based in Shanghai. Ip-label is a specialist in measurement of the quality of the user’s experience and has assisted companies in their digital transformation for over fifteen years.
After working for ip-label in France, Maxime was relocated in order to help enterprises keep their promises in ASIA as it is a key ingredient to their success. As he works for a digital performance specialist, he is in touch with many people from both digital and IT communities in Shanghai. Besides this mission, he is also CIO Club joint managing director at the French Chamber of Commerce Shanghai. The purpose of the CIO Club is to share experience, best practices and market information on the IT Telecom sector in China through presentations by Club members.
Adam Timle Händel, Sales representative, Softnet (Shanghai) Information Technology Consulting Co., Ltd.
Over the last year Adam has been a part of SoftNET´s Shanghai team to help European companies with their connection between their sites worldwide. He assisted in establishing SoftNET´s office in Vietnam and has successfully implemented solutions for companies around China and Southeast Asia.