Asia E-Commerce Conference is special designed for senior manager, director and business owner of E-Commerce and ICT Companies. It provides a professional platform for sharing of best practices and experiences, discussing market strategies, current business issues&trends, networking and business matching opportunities.

Unleash the power of e-commerce evolution in Asia
This conference provides a platform which is beyond boundaries for delegates from different background to discuss the latest challenges and generate solutions that related to all aspects of e-commerce. This conference acts as a forum for all participants to present their research result and communicate the underlying technology in so far as the field of e-commerce concern.

Featured Speakers
Gobala Krishnan – Founder of JomNiaga
James Yeang- Industry Head, Google Malaysia
Steven Liew – Chief Relations Officer, eBay Asia Pacific
Fione Tan – Founder eOneNet
Chan Kee Siak – Founder of Exabytes Network
Chang Sau Sheong – Director, Applied Cloud Computing Lab HP Labs Singapore

Details

When: 4th and 5th October 2011
Where: The Garden Hotel and Residence Mid Valley
Price: USD 799

Joel Neoh founder of sites such as Youth Malaysia, Youthsays, says that he can not disclosed the purchased price but it is a very exciting times for all at Youth Asia.

We wish our friends at YouthAsia all the best.

UpdateRead more about the interview with the new CEO of Groupon Malaysia here.

We are all here on the earth way to briefly. In our own way, we do touch some people around us but most of the time we are way to worry about getting own problems. If you can live 2010 again, how would you change it? What will you do to make it more remarkable?

Unfortunately, 2010 will over in a couple of hours as I write this. You will then only have 365 so days to make your mark in the year 2011. There will be another 2011, so make the best of it.

“How?” you might ask.

I am a firm believer of if you set your mind to it, you can achieve it. Most people just get distracted along the way. How many time, you write a long list of resolutions and forget about it a month later? How many goals did you set last year and you did not achieve a single one?

Make a difference for 2011. Look back at 2010 and find only ONE thing in your life to improve for 2011. Focus on that ONE thing and write it down. Because, we are constantly faced with so many distractions, write it in not more than 140 characters (ala twitter).

Post it online, post it on our Facebook page, declare it to the world. Write it in a small card and bring that everywhere to remind yourself what the focus of 2011 should be. Look at the card every morning when you wake up, every time you are free and before you go to sleep.

Focus on that very one thing and work towards achieving it. You will then have stop goal setting and just started Goal Getting.

• The return of JooJoo from Fusion Garage and the new battle against Apple’s iPad together with the partnership with CSL Malaysia: With their declaration that pre-sales for JooJoo went up after the announcement of iPad, the TWIA crew and their special guest talked about the implications of the partnership of JooJoo with CSL Malaysia with the latter doing the manufacturing of the tablet.
• NHN Posts All-time High Profits, Yet “Future Isn’t All That Rosy,” Analysts Say: Will Korea’s top search engine prevail given CyWorld has been taken over by Facebook in Korea?
• Safe Harbour for Australian ISP: The ruling on the iiNET and AFACT case offer a new light for the ISPs in Australia.
• Malaysia govt touts 95 percent OSS adoption: Do you believe this? You can read this report from MAMPU and ask yourself whether the news is really true.
• Modern Browsers for Modern Applications: Check out the crew’s initiative to send IE6 to the graveyard with the hashtag #dIE6.

In case you missed out, Fusion Garage(FG), a Singaporean company was supposed to partner with Techcrunch to launch their version of the Ipad called the Crunchpad. A few days before the launch, Michael Arrington announced the death of the Crunchpad. What happened after that was FG decided to launch the product by themselves and renaming it the Joojoo.

With an impending case with Techcrunch, FG was taking pre-order and announced they received a new round of investment and a partnership with a South East Asia mobile player. This “major mobile player” is no other than Malaysia’s own CSL group. According to their site, “CSL is a leading and most established mobile phone service company in Malaysia”. CSL group is a retailer, service provider and currently manufacturing mobile devices and netbooks.
Their carry their own range such as the Blueberry and the Nseries netbooks.

With this partnership, CSL will be their manufacturing partner for the Joojoo and we will expect to see the device in the market by end of Feb.

When asked by SgEntrepreneurs on the Ipad, Chandrasekar said with the bigger screen and faster loading time, the Joojoo will be formidable and he thanked for opening up the market as pre-order of the Joojoo pad has increased since the announcement of the Ipad.

We have yet to get any comment from CSL when this article was published.

To find out on some of our thoughts on the Crunchpad Joojoo incident, listen to ThisWeekinAsia Episode 5