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30 Jun 2020 - 30 Jun 2020 |
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9:30am - 3:00pm |
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Various |
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Free |
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*** The programme is subject to change.
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Ms Lucy Werner Lucy is leading Google’s Finance and Travel strategies for pan-Asian clients, with a focus on expanding these clients’ digital transformation strategies and accelerating innovation. Lucy joined Google in January 2015. Her career prior to Google included leadership roles at Kenshoo across Asia Pacific and in the US at Spruce Media (a Facebook PMD partner) where she was the Chief Operating Officer and at adBrite where she served as the Vice President of Sales, Marketing and Business Development and built the largest independent ad exchange. Lucy has also held several leadership roles in finance at JP Morgan, Merrill Lynch and Deloitte. ************************************************************ |
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Dr Hong Fung Dr FUNG is also Professor of Practice in Health Services Management at the Jockey Club School of Public Health & Primary Care, CUHK, where he teaches health services planning, healthcare innovation and technology management, healthcare financing, communications and marketing, and decision making in the School’s master and leadership programs. ************************************************************ |
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Mr Jeff Tung Jeff is the Senior Project Director of the Project Management Department of New World Development Co. Ltd, and he has recently completed the Remodeling of New World Centre into Victoria Dockside and the Rejuvenation of Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront in Hong Kong. Jeff is also a Director for Culture for Tomorrow (CFT), a non-profit organization founded in 2017 by cultural entrepreneur Mr. Adrian Cheng, to actualize design and architectural innovation. ************************************************************ |
The Asian Knowledge and Innovation Forum jointly organised by the Knowledge Management and Innovation Research Centre (KMIRC) of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) and Arup on 30 June 2020 had come to a successful close. Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, the Forum was conducted and broadcasted online. Themed “Exploring Smart Technology-Led Transformation and Innovation”, the forum invited experts to deliver keynote speeches on smart technology. In the later part of the forum, representatives from corporations in Hong Kong shared their successful experiences in knowledge management and innovation. It attracted more than 300 audience to join.
The 2019 Hong Kong Most Innovative Knowledge Enterprise (MIKE) Award Presentation Ceremony was also held on the same day. The Ceremony presented the Hong Kong and Global awards as a recognition for Hong Kong organisations with outstanding practices in knowledge management and innovation. The Top Winner of Hong Kong MIKE Award 2019 is Architectural Services Department of HKSAR Government.
The followings are the winners of the Hong Kong MIKE Award 2019
(in alphabetical order)
The MIKE Award builds on the original Most Admired Knowledge Enterprise (MAKE) Award as previously conducted by Mr Rory Chase of Teleos in 1998. Prestigious enterprises from different parts of the world have been recipients of the MAKE Award. To continue, the International Global MIKE Study Group comprising world experts in effective knowledge management and innovative practices has been formed. The Study Group’s role is to identify the best practices related to how enterprises cultivate and convert their knowledge into superior products, services and solutions. The Study Group’s aim is to identify the top 100 global MIKEs.
Professor Xiowen Fu, Director of of KMIRC, delivered an opening speech at the Forum
Mrs Lam Yu Ka Wai, Sylvia, JP, Director of Architectural Services, represented Architectural Services Department to receive the Top Winner of Hong Kong MIKE Award
Asian Knowledge and Innovation Forum broadcasted online