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11-13 November, 2008Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre (KLCC)

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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Government of Malaysia

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University of Malya

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Ministry of Energy, Water and Communications (MEWC)

Government of Malaysia

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Day I: 11 November 200808.00 am - 9.30 am Delegates Registration eASIA 2008 Inaugural Session

09.30 am - 09.35 am Welcome Address

Dr. MP Narayanan, President, CSDMS, India

09.35 am - 09.45 am Introductory Remarks

Ravi Gupta, Executive Director, CSDMS & Convener, eASIA 2008

09.45 am - 10.45 am Plenary Address

Jyrki Pulkkinen, CEO, Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI),

Dublin, Ireland

Karl Brown, Associate Director - Applied Technology, Rockefeller

Foundation, USA

Yasmin Mahmood, Managing Director, Microsoft Malaysia SDN. BHD

10.45 am - 11.00 am Introduction of Malaysian PID Social Entrepreneur’s Club & Video Presentation

H.E. Dato’ Dr. Halim Man, Secretary General, Ministry of Energy, Water &

Communications, Malaysia

11.00 am - 11.20 am Ministerial Address

Hon. Dato’ Shaziman Abu Mansor, Minister of Energy, Water &


11.20 am - 11.25 am Presentation of CSDMS ICT Publications

Hon. Dato’ Shaziman Abu Mansor, Minister of Energy, Water &


11.25 am - 11.30 am Vote of Thanks


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Day I: 11 November 2008

11.30 am - 12.30 pm Inauguration & Offi cial Tour of eASIA 2008 Exhibition

12.30 pm - 02.00 pm Networking Lunch

02.00 pm - 03.30 pm Mapping Opportunities for eAsia

Richard Fuchs, Regional Director, East and South East Asia, International

Development Research Centre

Jyrki Pulkkinen, CEO, Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI),

Dublin, Ireland

Abdul Rahman Abu Haniffa, Director - Government Affairs, Malaysia &

ASEAN, Intel

Dr. Joseph Amuzu, Adviser, Social Transformation Programs

Division - Health Section, Commonwealth Secretariat, UK

03.30 pm - 04.00 pm Tea & Coffee Break

04.00 pm - 05.30 pm Development 2.0: An Emerging Markets Perspective

Florencio Ceballos, Program Manager, telecentre.org

Dr. S. Ahrulraj, President, Commonwealth Medical Association

Prof Anuwar Ali, Vice Chancellor & President, Open University Malaysia

Toru Nakaya, Director, International Cooperation Division, Ministry of

Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan

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Day II: 12 November 200808.00 am - 09.00 am Registration

e-Government: A Strategic Vision (Track Inauguration & Keynote session)

Dr. Nor Aliah BT. Mohd Zahri, Deputy Director General (ICT), Malaysian Administrative

Modernisation & Management Planning Unit, Malaysia

Shankar Agrawal/Ashish Sanyal, Ministry of Communications and IT, Govt. of India, India

Miwako Ichinose, Kazuya Saito, Hiroshi Mizuta, Virtual Enterprise (VE) Center, Japan

Parvez Iftikhar, CEO, Universal Service Fund, Pakistan, & Vineeta Dixit, SW Applications

India Pvt. Ltd

Dr. A. Joseph, Director, Centre for Education and Rural Development, Madurai, Tamilnadu, India

11.00 am - 11.30 am Tea & Coffee BreakInnovative e-Goverment InitiativesChair: Toru Nakaya, Director, International Cooperation Division, Ministry of Internal Affairs and

Communications, Japan

Dr Gursharan Singh Kainth, Director, GAD institute of Development Studies, India

Ashis Kumar Mahapatra, National Informatics Centre, Ministry of Communications and IT, Govt

of India, & Sukanta Kumar Sahoo, KIIT University, India

C. N. Wickramasinghe, University of Kelaniya, Sri Lanka & Nobaya Ahmad, University Putra

Malaysia, Malaysia

Sarina Othman, Khairiyah Md. Shahid & Nor Suziwana Hj. Tahir, Lecturer, UiTM, Malaysia

Jitendra Routray, AnaRDe Foundation, India

Abhay Patodia, CEO, Mobineers Consultancy Services

01.00 pm - 02.00 pm Lunch Breake-Procurement: The Mantra for Transparency and Accountability?

Puan Nor’aini Bt Abdul Razak, ePerolehan Unit, Ministry of Finance, Malaysia

Maniam Kaliannan, UiTM, Malaysia

Bruno von Niman,Vice Chairman, ETSI TC Human Factors, Sweden

Ridzuan Kushairi Mohd Ramli, Hazman Shah Abdullah, Rozalli Hashim, UiTM, Malaysia


Citizen Engagement (Session Coordinated by Microsoft)

10 minutes General Introduction to the Session Andrew Hodges, Director Local and Regional Government,

Asia Pacifi c Region, Microsoft

30 minutes Pressures of Government Service Delivery in the 21st CenturyPaul Wilson, Industry General Manager, Government, Microsoft Asia Pacifi c

Region

30 minutes Government’s and Citizens Unite!

Andrew Hodges, Director, Local and Regional Government, Microsoft Asia

Pacifi c Region

30 minutes Case Study – Investment in Human Capital to Support eGovernment

Azizah Ali, General Manager Public Sector Microsoft Malaysia

30 minutes Case Study – Competition through Technology

Mayor of Pattaya

10 minutes Let the Journey Begin! Wrap-up and Close

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Broadband and WIMAX... What’s Next?Keynote: Zamani Zakariah, GM, MyICMS Technology & Standards Division, MCMC, Malaysia

Abu Saeed Khan, Head- Strategy Analyst, Ericsson, Malaysia

Werner Sutanto, Managing Director, Wimax Program Offi ce, Southeast Asia, Intel Corporation

Bruno Von Niman, Vice Chairman, ETSU Human Factors, Sweden

Zainab Hussain, Senior Manager PMO, Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Limited, Pakistan

Andrew Fraser, Special Offi cer, HSBB PMO, Telekom Malaysia, Malaysia

11.00 am – 11.30 am Tea & Coffee Break

Content and Services: An Industry Perspective

Chair: Ir. Wan Murdani Mohamad, Multimedia Development Corporation, Malaysia

Michael Bjärhov, Director, Government & Industry Relations, Asia Pacifi c, Ericsson, Malaysia

Anil Chet, CEO, Intelligent Edge, Malaysia

Arunan C, CEO, AgileOne, Singapore

Mohan Low, CEO, LEET Games, Malaysia

Syamsul Bahrin Zaibon, Lecturer, University Utara Malaysia (UUM), Malaysia

01.00 pm – 02.00 pm Lunch Breake-Government: The Malaysian Experience

Ahmad Naqiyuddin Bakar, Lecturer, UiTM, Malaysia

Jasmine Binti Ahmad, Tuan Nooriani Tuan Ismail, Zurina Md Nen, Lecturer, UiTM, Malaysia

Asiyah Kassim, Lectuere, UiTM, Malaysia

Mohamad Nazri Bin Aman, Hazman Shah Abdullah & Rozali, Lecturer and Student, UiTM, Malaysia

Parallel Session (02.00 pm - 03.30 pm)

e-Government Knowledge Forum Exhibition Hall

Marni Hj Ghazali, UiTM, Malaysia

Noor Lailatul Lailie Mohd Husin, UiTM, Malaysia

Norzawatil Amali Alias, UiTM, Malaysia

Helme Heli, UiTM, Malaysia

Md Ashraful Anam & Md Saiful Islam, Bangladesh University of Engineerng and

Technology, Bangladesh

03.30 pm – 04.00 pm Tea & Coffee Break

Valedictory Session

Dato’ Dr. Halim Man, Secretary General, Ministry of Energy, Water & Communications, Malaysia

Jyrki Pulkkinen, CEO, Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI), Dublin, Ireland

Ichiro Tambo, Executive Advisor to Director General, Economic Infrastructure Department, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Japan

Maria Tess Camba, Director, Commission on Information and Communication Technology, Government of Philippines, Philippines


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Day II: 12 November 2008 08.00 am - 09.00 am Registration

e-Education: The Asian Experiance (Track Inauguration & Keynote session)

Rashid Navi Bax, Deputy Director General, Department of Higher Education, Ministry of Higher

Education, Malaysia

Haili Dolhan, Deputy Director General, Department of Education Technology, Ministry of

Education, Government of Malaysia

Toru Nakaya, Director, International Cooperation Division, Ministry of Internal Affairs and

Communications, Japan

Siek Kah Hee, Education Program Manager, Intel Malaysia

11.00 am - 11.30 am Tea & Coffee Break

Asia Knowledge Forum: Workshop by Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI)

Keynote Address: Ichiro Tambo, Executive Advisor to Director General, Economic Infrastructure

Department, Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA), Japan

Chair: Jyrki Pulkkinen, CEO, Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI), Dublin, Ireland

Moderator: Ashish Garg, Regional Coordinator-Asia, Global eSchools and Communities Initiative

(GeSCI), India

And Country Representatives

01.00 pm - 02.00 pm Lunch Break21st Century Teaching and Learning (Session Coordinated by Microsoft)

15 minutes General Introduction to the session

Azizah Ali, General Manager Public Sector Microsoft Malaysia SDN BHD

45 minutes “Power of Digitization in Learning”

Lim Soon Jinn, Heulab Deputy CEO

30 minutes “Affordable Computing to Transform Education”

Camille Mazo, Business Development Manager Education, UPG APAC

Sriddej Khruasuwan (Pom), Training Program Manager / Technical Support

– UPG, Microsoft Thailand Limited

03.30 pm - 04.00 pm Tea & Coffee Break Building Capacity for a Learning Community

Chair: Devadason Robert Peter, Sr Specialist-ICT, SEAMEO RECSAM, Malaysia

Johnnie W. F. Muwanga-Zake, School of Education, University of New England,

Armidale, Australia

Zainab Hussain Siddiqui, Senior Manager, Pakistan Telecommunication Corporation Ltd, Pakistan

Profulla Chandra Barman, Manager, Pre-Primary Programme, & Adiya Ansari, Senior Teacher

Trainer, BRAC, Bangladesh

Bhagya Rangachar, Founder Trustee, CLT India

Manish Sharma, Vice President, Asia Pacifi c, NComputing

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See You At

29 - 31 July 2009, New Delhi

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Day III: 13 November 2008 08.00 am - 09.00 am Registration

Open & Distance Learning Practices

Chair: Dharanidhar Nath, Director, Department of School Education, Government of Orissa, India

Mansor Fadzil, Senior Vice President, Open University Malaysia

Rozhan M Idrus, School of Distance Education, University Sians Malaysia

Anwar Harun Abdullah Munir, Asia eUniversity, Malaysia

Chetan Mahajan, Vice President - South Asia and the Middle-East, Apollo Group Education, India


Towards a New Agenda in Higher Education

Chair: Jyrki Pulkkinen, CEO, Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI), Dublin, Ireland

Khaw Lake Tee, Deputy Vice Chancellor, University of Malaya

A K Bakhshi, Director-ILLL, University of Delhi, India

Abirami & Sailaja, Everonn Systems Ltd, India

Satish S. Zende, Coordinator, ‘e-Suvidha’, & Digital University, MKCL, Pune, India

01.00 pm - 02.00 pm Lunch Break

e-Learning Delivery Models: Re-engineering Pedagogy

Chair: Valery Meskov, UNESCO Institute for Information Technologies in Education, USSR

A. Joseph, Director, Centre for Education and Rural Development, India

Alok Tiwari, Head, Education & Research Group, Infosys Technologies, India

Lee Tse Yew, Lecturer, School of Info-Comm Technology, Singapore

Sonal Chawla & R K Singla, Punjab University, India

Col K J Singh, Director, Designmate, India


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Day II: 12 November 200808.00 am - 09.00 am Registration

Understanding eHealth – Policy, Technology and Capacity

Opening Address: Dato’ Sri Dr. Hj. Mohd Nasir b. Mohd Ashraf, Secretary General, Ministry of

Health, Malaysia

Prof. Dato’ Dr. Jai Mohan, Professor of Health Informatics & Pediatrics, IMU Malaysia & VP, Malaysian

Health Informatics Association

Dr. Molly Cheah, President, Open Source HealthCare Alliance, Malaysia

Datin’ Dr. S. Selvaraju, Consultant, Planning & Development Division, Ministry of Health Malaysia


Technology Solutions & Best Practices for ICT Driven Healthcare

Chair: Datin’ Dr. S. Selvaraju, Consultant, Planning & Development Division,

Ministry of Health, Malaysia

Dr. Stephen Chu, VC, Health Level 7 (HL7) New Zealand & Head Health Informatics, Metamorphous

Consulting Sdn. Bhd.

Dr. Amiruddin Hisan, Dy. Director, TeleHealth Division, Ministry of Health, Malaysia

Ashok Chandravarkar, APAC Healthcare Programs Manager, Intel

Pradeep Saha, Head - IT, Max Healthcare


Global Experiences in eHealth Implementation & Practices

(by Commonwealth Medical Association)

Chair: Dr. S. Ahrulraj, President, Commonwealth Medical Association

Co-Chair: Dr. M. Abbas, President, Indian Medical Association

Dr. Oheneba, Ghana, Secretary, Commonwealth Medical Association (CMA)

Dr. Prof. Wole Atoyebie, VP, Medical Association of Nigeria

Dr. Margarete Mungherera, VP, Medical Association of Uganda

Dr. N. Arumugam, VP, Malaysian Medical Association

Dr. Ajay Kumar, VP, Indian Medical Association

Dr. JP Tabone, VP, Medical Association of Malta


Knowledge Driven Health (Session Coordinated by Microsoft)

10 minutes Introduction

Azizah Ali, General Manager - Public Sector, Microsoft Malaysia SDN BHD

25 minutes Managing Patient Relationships using CRM

Werner Van Huffel, Technology Strategist, Health and Social Services, Microsoft Asia

Pacifi c Region

25 minutes Business Intelligence and Healthcare Analytics

Werner Van Huffel, Technology Strategist, Health and Social Services, Microsoft Asia

Pacifi c Region

30 minutes Case Study – Implementation of Knowledge Driven Health Platform

Alex Chang, Managing Director, GLOCO HOLDINGS Sdn. BHD.

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Day III: 13 November 200808.00 am - 09.00 am Registration

‘Asian Healthcare ICT Conclave’ – Simplifying Technology Challenges of Healthcare Enterprises

Moderator: Dr. Rosnah Hardis, Director-Health Service, Ministry of Health, Malaysia

Dr. Abdullah Salleh, Senior Consultant Surgeon & Clinical - IT Coordinator, Hospital Selayang

Tan Hai-Shi, IT Manager, Gleneagles Intan Medical Centre, Malaysia

Pradeep Saha, Head-IT, Max Healthcare, India

Jack Tan, IT Head, Pantai Medical Centre, Malaysia

Dr. Tilak, Chief Medical Offi cer – Asia, iSoft


Technology Applications for Effi cient Healthcare Management

Chair: Dr. Fazilah Shaik Allaudin, Principal Assistant Director, Ministry of Health, Malaysia

Dr. Hammad Durrani, Dept of Community Health Sciences, Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Rajendra Pratap Gupta, President & Director, Disease Management Association of India

Dr. Ramin Moghaddam, President, Iranian Medical Informatics Association (IrMIA)

Vicky Suri, Researcher, Center of Biomedical Engineering, IIT Delhi, India

Bruno von Niman, Vice Chairman, ETSI TC Human Factors, Sweden

Moiz Hussain, Rajesh D. Bhusari, Dr. R.S Adkekar, NIC Maharashtra, India


Way Forward for eHealth – Follow up from Rockefeller Foundation’s Bellagio ConferenceModerator: Karl Brown, Associate Director (Applied Tech), Rockefeller Foundation, USA

Dr. Molly Cheah, President, Open Source HealthCare Alliance, Malaysia

Dr. Hammad Durrani, Dept of Community Health Sciences, Aga Khan University, Pakistan

Werner Van Huffel, Technology Strategist, Health and Social Services, Microsoft Asia Pacifi c Region

Dr. Ravi Gupta, Editor in Chief, eHealth Magazine (www.ehealthonline.org)


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Day II: 12 November 200808.00 am - 09.00 am Registration Asian Telecentre Movement: Mapping the Emerging Markets Methodology: Panel Discussion

Opening Address: Dato Dr Halim Man, Secretary General, Ministry of Energy, Water & Communications, Government of Malaysia

Chair: Richard Fuchs, Regional Director, IDRC East and South East Asia, Singapore

Basheerhamad Shadrach, Sr Programme Offi cer, telecentre.org

Representative from Microsoft Community Affairs

Patrick Kalas, Programme Manager, Knowledge and Learning Processes Division, Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation

Clovis Freire, Information Technology Offi cer, United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacifi c


Telecentre Networks 2.0: A Cross-Cultural LearningMethodology: Speed-geeking

Facilitator: Florencio Ceballos, Programme Manager, telecentre.orgAn ice-breaker: Speedating (15 minutes)

Report back: 15 minutes

Round – I: Flagship Telecentre Networks (20 mins.)

Ananya Raihan, Bangladesh Telecentre Network

Allen Bailochan Tuladhar, Chairperson, Forum for Information Technolgoy, Nepal

Isura Silva, Sri Lanka Telecentre Family

Maria Teresa Camba, Director, Commission on Information and Communication Technology, Government of Philippines

Report Back: 10 minutes

Round – II: Emerging Telecentre Networks (20 mins.)

Puttachart Siributr, Ministry of Information and Communication Technology, Thailand

Chao Kim Eng, Ex. Director, Cambodia Women Association for Community Development, Cambodia

Baljid Dashdeleg, Information Resource Manager, Mongolia Open Society Forum, Mongolia

Long Dimanche, iREACH Programme, Cambodia

Zulfi kar Mochamad Rachman, Head of Telecentre Excellence, Warisan Global, Malaysia

Report Back: 10 minutes


Revisiting the Role of Telecentre Networks in National Scale-up ProgrammeMethodology: Walk-show

Moderator: Basheerhamad Shadrach, Sr Programme Offi cer, telecentre.org

Aruna Sundararajan, Chief Executive Offi cer, Common Services Centres, IL&FS

Reshan Dewapura, Chief Operating Offi cer, Information & Communication Technology Agency, Sri Lanka

Maria Teresa Camba, Director, CICT, Government of Philippines

Ananya Raihan, Executive Director, Development Research Network (D.Net), Bangladesh

Allen Bailochan Tuladhar, Chairperson, Forum for Information Technolgoy, Nepal


Sustainability of Telecentres: A Systemic ApproachMethodology: Workshop

Facilitator: Jacqueline Loh, Sr Research Offi cer, telecentre.org

Co-Facilitators:Miguel Raimilla, Vice President, One Roof, Inc.Representative from MicrosoftAnanya Raihan, Executive Director, D.Net, Bangladesh

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Day III: 13 November 200808.00 am - 09.00 am Registration telecentre.org Academy: A Regional PerspectiveMethodology: Panel Discussion

Chair: Basheerhamad Shadrach, Sr Programme Offi cer, telecentre.org

Ashish Sanyal, Sr Technical Director, Department of Information Technology, Government of India

Maria Teresa Camba, Director, Commission on Information and Communication Technology, Government

of Philippines

Ahmed M M Eisa, Chairman, Sudan National telecentre.org Academy, Sudan

Dr Kamolrat Intaratat, Chairperson, Thaitelecentre.org Academy


Content, Services and Innovations at the Last MileMethodology: Panel Discussion

Chair: Florencio Ceballos, Programme Manager, telecentre.org

Prof Khairuddin Ab Hamid, Vice Chancellor, University Malaysia Sarawak

Dakshinamoorthy, Managing Director, WarisanGlobal, Malaysia

Nagendra Singhal, Asst. Vice President, ZOOM Developers, India

Mohamed Ahmed Alasow, Researcher cum Telecentre Practitioner, Kesatsart University, Thailand

Kunlawan Phitakpol, Development Communications Student cum Telecentre Practitioner, Kesatsart

University, Thailand

John Bosco Lourdusamy, Asst. Professor, Department of Humanities and Social Sciences, IIT Madras

B K Nanda, Sandhan Foundation, Orissa, India


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Mapping Different Telecentre Business ModelsMethodology: Group work

Facilitator: Jacqueline Loh, Sr Research Offi cer, telecentre.org


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Day II: 12 November 2008

Asia Knowledge Forum: Workshop by Global eSchools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI)

The workshop on “Asia Knowledge Forum” is being convened by Global e Schools and Communities Initiative (GeSCI). GeSCI provides strategic advice to Ministries of Education in developing countries on the effective use of Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) for education and communities of learning. Itself a global partnership, GeSCI, promotes Knowledge Sharing and creates support that helps developing countries cultivate their own knowledge structures.

The concept of the Asia Knowledge Forum emerges from GeSCI’s in country experiences in Africa, Latin America and India. The Asia Knowledge Forum is proposed as a multi-country, multi-stakeholder, collaborative, knowledge sharing platform on ICTs in Education providing a neutral platform for member countries to build awareness on the effective usage of ICTs in education. It will bring together ministries of education, opinion leaders, scholars and educators from Asian countries to exchange, collaborate and engage in an ongoing dialogue leading to the development of innovative policy solutions.

It is a Forum designed to assist some of the poorest Asian countries in mobilizing best practices and knowledge around issues of integrating educational technology into learning environments by establishing national and international partnerships; synergizing knowledge through the convergence of regional experiences and knowledge sharing from across the globe.

The Asia Knowledge Forum will have its fi rst planning meeting alongside the eASiA2008. The purpose of the meeting is to identify the key partners and the key issues that would form the core of the forum in the

future. The activities of the Forum will be based on the needs of the members.

Citizen Engagement Breakout Session Agenda

(Session Coordinated by Microsoft)

Workshop participants will be introduced to:

The methods of government interaction, the pressures and challenges faced by governments, and some of the solutions for these challenges,eGovernment implementation projects, and discussion on approaches to eGovernment..Real world examples from our customers, their approaches and challenges

Making in real, and the next steps to successful projects.

21st Century Teaching & Learning


Workshop participants will be introduced to:

The methods of teaching and learning interaction, the pressures and challenges faced by governments, and some of the solutions for these challenges within the Connected Education FrameworkA Technology Implementation Showcase from “HEULAB” a dynamic, innovative education systems

provider with a wide range of quality IT education in teaching & learning environment.

Knowledge Driven Health


Workshop participants will be introduced to:The methods of healthcare provider interaction, the pressures and challenges faced by governments, and some of the solutions for these challenges,The opportunity that exists for Patient Relationship Management in the Hospital as well as the opportunity for Case Management within Social Services agencies.The opportunity for leveraging the Microsoft technologies to better manage costs, improve quality and enhance insight across any delivery systemsA Technology Implementation Showcase from “GLOCO” a dynamic, innovative IT healthcare systems provider with a wide range of quality IT healthcare and medical imaging systems for Hospitals, Paediatric Clinics, GP Clinics and Dental Clinics.

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