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The document summarizes the achievements of PIKOM and WITSA Chairman Dato' Dan E Khoo from 2008 to 2012. Some key achievements include strengthening WITSA's financial position, revising the bylaws, establishing regional offices, increasing membership from 68 to 83 members including adding China, conducting trade missions, and establishing 19 soft landing zones. The document also recaps Khoo's leadership in establishing WITSA's 6-4-2 goals and identifying 8 critical forces to advance WITSA's position as a leading voice of the global ICT industry.

Technology

WITSA General Assembly

21 October 2012 (Sunday)

About PIKOM

To Champion and
Realise the Digital
Opportunity

PIKOM STRUCTURE
CHEAH KOK HOONG C.S. CHIN GANESH KUMAR BANGAH
WOON TAI HAI
PIKOM Deputy Chairman PIKOM Secretary PIKOM Treasurer
PIKOM Chairman

Headed by Chairman, elected yearly

Secretariat lead by a full-time President to drive the initiatives

Assisted by Office Bearers – Deputy Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer

8 elected Councillors on a 2 year term

6 appointed Councillors yearly

Advisors appointed yearly

Highlight of Achievement

Dato’ Dan E Khoo
PIKOM, MDeC
2008 – 2012 WITSA Chairman
Elected in May 2008 at the WITSA General Assembly held in
Kuala Lumpur
Re-elected in May 2010 at the WITSA General Assembly held in
Amsterdam

The new WITSA

truly GLOBAL,
LOBAL,
universally RESPECTED,
broadly ENRICHING,
convincingly AUTHORITATIVE and
boldly TRAILBLAZING

WITSA Transformation Framework

VISION & MISSION

GOOD GREAT
6 Functional 5 Aspirational
Needs Goals

10 Critical Forces
Thought Leadership / Public Policy / Global Trade / Flagship Events
Human Capital Development / Partnership / Collaboration / Branding and Communications
Membership / Operational Efficiency

WITSA Programs and Initiatives

Aspirational Goals and Initiatives

To achieve WITSA
aspirational goals,
13 new programs
and initiatives are
proposed as
depicted in the map.
The following slides
provide brief
descriptions of
these new
Programs.
Further information
shall be unveiled at
the General
Assembly on May
Note: 24, 2009 in
Initiatives colored in black are existing initiatives
Amsterdam.
Initiatives colored in red are proposed new initiatives to be carried out by all willing members
Initiatives colored in green are new initiatives to be helmed and funded by the WITSA HQ Secretariat in Malaysia

Key Achievements

• WITSA 6-4-2 Year Goals were
established to advance and
position WITSA as the leading
recognized voice of the global
ICT industry.
• 8 Critical Forces were
identified - Public Policy, Global
Trade, Membership,
Partnership, Collaboration,
Flagship Events,
Global Recognition and
Operational Efficiency - to
propel WITSA to greater
heights.

Highlights of Achievement

Strengthen WITSA Trade Missions:
Financial Business Matching
Revised of Bylaws
Global
Trade
2008:
Establishment of
68 Members
Regional Offices Operational
Membership 2012:
Efficiency
Annual Report 83 members

WITSA Passion
2008 -2012
China
Flagship Partnership
Events

Collaboration
Branding of Global Pubic Policy
Summit to WITSA Global Policy Establishment of Soft
Action and Trade Summit Landing Zones

2008, Kuala Lumpurcv
Highlights of Achievement
2009, Melbourne
2010, Amsterdam, Taipei

Trade Missions: 2011, Bahrain, Guadalajara
Business Matching 2012, Montreal
Global
Trade
2008: Under leadership,
membership
68 Members increased
Operational
Membership 2012:
Efficiency
83 members

2008 -2012
China Encourage China
association to join.
Flagship Partnership
Contact point was
Events WITSA Secretary
General

Collaboration

Establishment of Soft Established 19 Soft
Landing Zones
Landing Zones

Highlights of Achievement
Under leadership, Strengthen WITSA
financial has been Financial
strengthen
Revised of Bylaws
Encourage revision of Global
Bylaws & introduce Establishment of
the Chairmanship Trade
term Regional Offices
Assist WITSA by Annual Report Operational Membership
encouraging Efficiency
Regional offices WITSA Passion
Produced the first Annual Report in
2009 for members review of WITSA 2008 -2012
activities

Lead a strategic planning session and
encourage the passion in WITSA
Flagship Partnership
Events

Introduce trade mission Branding of Global Pubic Policy Collaboration
and summit to Summit to WITSA Global Policy
countries who is in Action and Trade Summit
trading.

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Dank u
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‫ﹰ‬ ありがとう
Terima Kasih Obrigado Obrigada

Grazie Thank You Dankie
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Merci
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ध यवाद 謝謝
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2. About PIKOM To Champion and Realise the Digital Opportunity

3. Core Events

4. PIKOM STRUCTURE CHEAH KOK HOONG C.S. CHIN GANESH KUMAR BANGAH WOON TAI HAI PIKOM Deputy Chairman PIKOM Secretary PIKOM Treasurer PIKOM Chairman Headed by Chairman, elected yearly Secretariat lead by a full-time President to drive the initiatives Assisted by Office Bearers – Deputy Chairman, Secretary and Treasurer 8 elected Councillors on a 2 year term 6 appointed Councillors yearly Advisors appointed yearly

5. Highlight of Achievement Dato’ Dan E Khoo PIKOM, MDeC 2008 – 2012 WITSA Chairman Elected in May 2008 at the WITSA General Assembly held in Kuala Lumpur Re-elected in May 2010 at the WITSA General Assembly held in Amsterdam

6. The new WITSA truly GLOBAL, LOBAL, universally RESPECTED, broadly ENRICHING, convincingly AUTHORITATIVE and boldly TRAILBLAZING

7. WITSA Transformation Framework VISION & MISSION GOOD GREAT 6 Functional 5 Aspirational Needs Goals 10 Critical Forces Thought Leadership / Public Policy / Global Trade / Flagship Events Human Capital Development / Partnership / Collaboration / Branding and Communications Membership / Operational Efficiency WITSA Programs and Initiatives

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9. Key Achievements • WITSA 6-4-2 Year Goals were established to advance and position WITSA as the leading recognized voice of the global ICT industry. • 8 Critical Forces were identified - Public Policy, Global Trade, Membership, Partnership, Collaboration, Flagship Events, Global Recognition and Operational Efficiency - to propel WITSA to greater heights.

10. Highlights of Achievement Strengthen WITSA Trade Missions: Financial Business Matching Revised of Bylaws Global Trade 2008: Establishment of 68 Members Regional Offices Operational Membership 2012: Efficiency Annual Report 83 members WITSA Passion 2008 -2012 China Flagship Partnership Events Collaboration Branding of Global Pubic Policy Summit to WITSA Global Policy Establishment of Soft Action and Trade Summit Landing Zones

11. 2008, Kuala Lumpurcv Highlights of Achievement 2009, Melbourne 2010, Amsterdam, Taipei Trade Missions: 2011, Bahrain, Guadalajara Business Matching 2012, Montreal Global Trade 2008: Under leadership, membership 68 Members increased Operational Membership 2012: Efficiency 83 members 2008 -2012 China Encourage China association to join. Flagship Partnership Contact point was Events WITSA Secretary General Collaboration Establishment of Soft Established 19 Soft Landing Zones Landing Zones

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