On behalf of Communications Association of Hong Kong (CAHK), I would like to send my warmest congratulation to the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) for organizing the “Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 (HKICC)”. Now in its 37th year and being one of the most well established events of its kind in the region, this Conference has a successful history of attracting influential ICT stakeholders from industry, academia, and government to share and exchange knowledge and insights of trade.

The conference theme, “Smart City – Let IT go!’”, responds to IT’s ubiquitous presence in the smart city of Hong Kong nowadays. For that, CAHK would like to take this opportunity to wish HKICC another year of success and a fruitful conference for IT professionals.

The HKICC 2014 has significantly provided an invaluable opportunity for ICT experts to present their excellence in ICT innovations and exchange ideas with their peers on how ICT innovations could create and add values to our city.

With HKICC entering its 37th year in 2014, I would like to applaud and congratulate the HKCS for staging such an inspiring annual flagship event.

Congratulations to the Hong Kong Computer Society for organizing the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 this year! Over the past years, HKICC has been one of the most important annual events in the ICT industry which plays a significant role in propelling ICT advancement in Hong Kong. I wish the HKICC 2014 every success!

On behalf of Hong Kong Internet Registration Corporation Limited (HKIRC), I would like to extend my warmest congratulations to Hong Kong Computer Society for organising the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014.

The 37th Hong Kong International Computer Conference (HKICC) themed “Smart City – Let IT go!” will bring ICT professionals, business and government leaders together to share experience, exchange inspiring ideas and explore opportunities that the industry can offer. I am sure that all participants will take away valuable insight into latest ICT development and innovations, further enhancing Hong Kong as a smart city in the world.

May I wish all participants a rewarding and fruitful experience at this annual signature event and wish HKICC another year of success.

On behalf of the 35th Hong Kong Joint School Electronics and Computer Society (HKJSECS),we would like to congratulate the Hong Kong Computer Society on organising the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 (HKICC).

The HKICC is surely one of a kind in the ICT sector. Opportunities for knowledge exchange between ICT excellence on a global level, significantly contributing to the innovative industry of Hong Kong. Hong Kong is a cosmopolitan city. The theme 'Smart City – Let IT go!' sounds how ICT can make a difference in the city and succeed even more. Especially in nowadays society, ICT is an integral part of modern life, it penetrates through nearly all sectors.

As students, it is an honour to be one of supporting organisations. May we take this opportunity to express our gratitude towards HKCS for inviting. We wish the 37th year of the HKICC 2014 a huge success.

On behalf of Hong Kong Linux Industry Association (HKLIA), I express my warmest congratulations to the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) for organizing the “Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 (HKICC)”. This is the signature event for ICT professionals in Asia Pacific.

The theme is chosen as “Smart City – Let IT go!’” IT echoes the ubiquitous presence in Hong Kong as intelligent city. For that, I wish HKICC to achieve another successful and fruitful conference.

The capability of computer system is software centric. Open Source Software (OSS) plays an important role in software advancement from electronic toys, smart phone, tablet, server and supercomputer. We look forward to see faster and better development in enhancing quality of life and low total cost of ownership of computing devices.

The Hong Kong Society of Medical Informatics continues to join hands with the Hong Kong Computer Society in promoting the adoption of ICT in healthcare. We have a strong partnership since 1989 and we are indeed very satisfying in witnessing the increasing use of computerization and informatics adoption in healthcare institutions in both the public and private sectors. The promotion of the concept of “one citizen one electronic health record” by the government really helps to push the penetration of IT into all healthcare providers. I am sure in the coming five years, we can achieve this concept with the launch of the Territory wide electronic health records sharing platform by the government next year.

I wish the HKICC 2014 another great success.

It is my great honour to chair the Programme Committee of the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 on behalf of Hong Kong Science and Technology Parks Corporation. Thanks to the long-standing dedication and effort of previous Committees, the Conference has today established a strong presence in Hong Kong and the region as a signature event for leaders and professionals from the industry, government, business and academia to exchange experience and spark ideas; to bond and collaborate. Inspired by the flourishing ICT technology advancement, coupled with the emergence of an array of intelligent devices and solutions, and the “smart city” concept celebrated by governments worldwide, we have adopted “Smart City – Let IT Go!” as a timely theme for this year’s Conference.

Indeed, for decades, the significance of ICT in constantly shaping and transforming the way we live and conduct businesses has met no challenges. In nowadays digitalised world, we find traces of ICT everywhere. With breakthrough in such technologies as Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing and mobile communication, we stay connected anytime, anywhere. Smart city, characterised by home automation, connected transportation, intelligent energy management and so forth, is now a reachable goal, enhancing our quality of life while also crafting a more sustainable blueprint for our society.

The leap forward in big data and analytics technologies also marks the exciting take-off of cross-sector businesses, for they facilitate more efficient data-mining and swift decision making, energising the market with quality products and services tailored for consumers’ needs.

Keeping pace with the society, ICT has always been one of our five focused clusters. We at HKSTPC are committed to driving the development of IoT, big data and cloud computing to facilitate the use of trusted data pool to propel Hong Kong into a world leading smart city, and deliver sustainable growth and prosperity for our city.

The world of ICT sees no boundaries. I look forward to joining hands with industry leaders and experts to accelerate its development in HK, connecting everyone to a smarter living and brighter future.

Finally, I would like to express my deep gratitude to the Committee members and all fellow partners for your kind support. With our joint efforts, I am confident that this year’s Conference will continue to be a great success!

I warmly congratulate Hong Kong Computer Society for her everlasting success in organizing the Hong Kong International Computer Conference in the past 35 years. Under the prolonged effort of HKCS and her team, we are proud to witness the Conference growing to be a reputable and widely recognized one for the ICT Industry. Vision outreaching the boundary of the City, the HKICC makes remarkable contributions by gathering government leaders, business experts and IT professionals around the world for a valuable insight and experience exchange annually.

We appreciate particularly on the theme of this year’s Conference which focuses on the value creation in global knowledge economy for the sustainable development of the City. On behalf of the Hong Kong Wireless Technology Industry Association (WTIA), I wish the Conference an immense success!

On behalf of the IEEE Hong Kong Section, I like to congratulate the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) on organizing the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 (HKICC 2014). I wish the HKICC 2014 will be yet another successful event."

Warm congratulations to the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) for the 37th annual Hong Kong International Computer Conference. The digital world, characterized by its rapidly evolving technologies and high popularity, is casting great opportunities and avenues to the ICT professionals. Echoing this year’s conference theme “Smart City – Let IT go”, I am sure HKCS will bring the ICT perspectives, innovations and developments to new horizons. Speakers and experts from related fields of this conference are no doubt the key forces to push the missions forward.

On behalf of the Information Security & Forensic Society, I wish the HKICC 2014 a great success.

On behalf of ISACA China HK Chapter, I would like to extend my warmest congratulations to the Hong Kong Computer Society for holding the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014.

Over the years, the HKICC has been serving as a valuable platform for IT professionals to keep abreast of the latest development in the IT industry. The HKICC this year, with the theme ‘Smart City – Let IT go!’, will certainly present another great opportunity for us to map out the course for the further development of the Hong Kong IT industry.

Once again, we sincerely wish HKCS every success in this important event.

Over the years, Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) has actively promoted the development of Hong Kong’s ICT industry and worked closely with ICT professional and trade associations with similar vision. Internet Professional Association (iProA) has always been glad to be one of the working partners of the HKCS in the past.

On behalf of iProA, I would like to express our sincere support to the Hong Kong International Computer Conference (HKICC) 2014. HKICC has always been an excellent platform in boosting the ICT advancement and business transformation.

The theme of this year’s HKICC “Smart City – Let IT go!”. I believe this is a timely and hot topic to all ICT professionals as well as the community at large. I believe that the upcoming conference will provide great opportunities for ICT stakeholders to share and generate ideas in boosting HK as an international smart city.

I wish the HKICC 2014 conference a big success.

With Hong Kong already placed in the top ten smart cities in the world, IT will continue to provide significant contributions to achieving Hong Kong's leaders' vision of a fully connected city of wireless networks and smart technologies that benefit both private citizens and the business community.

On behalf of the Project Management Institute Hong Kong Chapter, I warmly congratulate HKCS in hosting its coming 37th Hong Kong International Computer Conference and the stimulating theme this year. Our organisation continues to extend our strong support to this important regional event, which will convene ICT professionals and prominent leaders to discuss the latest ICT innovations and developments. I look forward to another successful HKICC conference in 2014.

It is my pleasure and privilege to send this congratulatory message to Hong Kong Computer Society for sponsoring this longstanding and significant annual event, a platform for all the stakeholders in the field of ICT to share and exchange experiences and knowledge. I am particularly pleased to praise and impressed the organizing and program committees for setting this well-thought-out theme: Smart City – Let IT go!

Smart must be good, clean and fair: good means technically and economically efficient; clean friendly towards the environment; fair ethically and socially acceptable. Let’s make Hong Kong a smart city; let’s do smart computing for Hong Kong; let’s nurture and grow good, clean, fair computing in Hong Kong.

iEthics – The Computer Ethics Society – commits to developing and promoting Ethical Computing and aims to striving for Fair Computing. I see useful partnership with Hong Kong Computer Society in arriving at making Hong Kong a smart city and realizing Smart Computing. Achieving good, clean, fair computing needs not only genuine support from the techno-professional and socio-political sectors but an all-out cooperative effort by every category of stakeholders. I invite everyone attending this conference to spread the message, to materialize this fundamentally important initiative.

Congratulations to Hong Kong Computer Society for organizing the conference, ongoing for the 37th time without interruption. Best wishes to HKICC-2014 for every success and to every participant for a memorable time and fruitful harvest.

I am pleased to offer my warmest congratulations to the Hong Kong Computer Society (HKCS) for organizing the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014.

On behalf of The Institution of Engineering and Technology Hong Kong, I wish the Hong Kong International Computer Conference 2014 another year of great success.