Major news outlets such as blogchina.com and sohu.com cover the delegation activities
News Alert
March 3, 2005
Despite the last minute uncertainty of getting US visas for all delegation members, very short preparation time and an all volunteer organization team, the March 1st reception event for the China IT/RFID delegation drew a standing room crowd of close to 100 attendees from area companies, institutions, organizations size big and small. The crowd was a good mix of people with different ethnicity and backgrounds. It provided a futile ground for exchanging ideas, sparkling comments and emergence of cooperation opportunities. UTD School of Management Executive Dining Room and Lounge provided very nice amenities that facilitated this event. CAST, UTD and MIT Enterprise Forum are the co hosts for this event. uniView, Tektronix, Sirit, GlobeRanger, Chinese Consulate at Houston and several other area businesses sponsored this event. The delegation activities and RFID World show information are timely covered by several major news outlets such as blogchina.com and sohu.com.
Several VIPs such as Dr. Da Hsuan Feng, Vice President of Research and Graduate Education the University of Texas at Dallas, Dr. Hasan Pirkul, Dean of the School of Management the University of Texas at Dallas, Dr. Feiyue Wang, President of CAST-USA(Chinese Association of Science and Technolgy), Ms. Kathleen Farrell, Vice President of International Business of The Greater Dallas Chamber of Commerce, Mr. JianLei Shen, Consul for Science and Technology Affairs in Houston, Mr. John Koenigs, CEO of GlobeRanger, Mr. Lisan Lin, Senior Manager of Tektronix, and Mr. Qiang Bai, CTO of uniView, gave very warm welcome for the delegation.. Dr. Feng gave everyone a surprise when he mentioned that former premier Zhu Rongji, who was the central figure of China market reform for the last 20 years, was a UTD SoM alumnus.
Members of China delegation, which includes top level government officials from MII, Institute of Standardization, and EPCGlobalChina and executives of several large Chinese IT/RFID companies, introduced themselves and their respective offices. Their proficient English and humor amazed many in the audience.
“I would like to congratulate the CAST-TX team for a Job Well Done in tonight’s UTD event. The turnout rate and energy level of this event exceeded everyone’s expectations,” said Tony Yang, Secretary General of CAST-TX, “the level of teamwork and coordination gave me confidence that our team is capable of hosting even more sophisticated and influential events in the future.”
On the first day of RFID World 2005, China Pavilion and China Session again became popular stops and attracted large crowd. Patron filled all standing spaces in the room for the RFID standard in China presentation by Mr. Heng Qian. The comprehensive presentation demonstrated that many technologies have to adapt the China market and there indeed exist many unique niches and applications specific for China Market.
“China and US high tech industry can achieve a lot more when we start to work together, for instance, in the RFID field,” said Mr. Qiang Bai, CTO, Uniview technologies, and President, CAST-TX, “Uniview and CAST are glad to be there to tie the knot. We will continue working hard on bringing this type of experience to the great State of Texas.”
The delegation will stay until March 6th in the Dallas area to visit different
businesses and perform business functions. You can contact Qiang Bai at
qiang.bai@uniview.com for further
details.
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