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| 14/06/2008 | Seminar on Labour Contract Law in China Venue: Room Y303, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Part I (in Putonghua) - an overview of the Labour Contract Law, challenges on human resources management and coping strategies. Part II - impact and concerns of foreign enterprises in China with the implementation of new Labour Contract Law |
| 19/07/2008 | Technical Seminar on Theory of Constraints in Critical Chain Project Management Venue: Y304, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University This seminar introduces the power of the application of TOC to improve organization performances with example of Critical Chain Project Management Content: Theory of Constraints (TOC) is an overall management philosophy that aims to continually achieve more of the goal of a system. If that system is a for-profit business, then the goal becomes one of making more money, in the present as well as in the future. According to TOC, every organization has one key constraint which limits the systems performance relative to its goal. These constraints can be broadly classified as either an internal constraint or a market constraint. In order to manage the performance of the system, the constraint must be identified and managed correctly. • What to change? • What to change to? • How to cause the change? • What creates the POOGI? Speaker: Ir. Dr. Francis Kua, Executive Director of Constraints Management Center, is an experienced consultant in the application of TOC, Six Sigma, Lean and Corporate Governance to improve enterprise business throughput as well as net profit within a short period and least investment Speaker: Mr. Calvin Cheung, President of FormalWin Consultant Limited. He is a pioneer in the application of TOC in world class enterprises with brilliant business improvement results |
| 01/11/2008 | Introduction of 'The Society of Operations Engineers' (SOE) Venue: Room EF311 in PolyU Rundown: Introduction to SOE; Case studies; and Q & A session. Remarks: All alumni who are interested to apply for CEng through SOE are welcome. |
| 30/11/2008 | Greening HK by PolyU Alumni PolyU, Federation of PolyU Alumni Associations and Leisure & Cultural Services Depr will join hands again to organise the "Greening HK by PolyU Alumni 2008" tree-planting even on 30 Nov (Sunday). All the surpluses generated from this meaningful community event will be donated equally to the Community Chest of HK for charity and to PolyU for it alumni development |
| 07/12/2008 | 10th Anniversary Dinner Venue: Craigengower Cricket Club, Banquet Hall, 1/F Centenary Building, 188 Wong Nai Chung Road, Happy Valley, Hong Kong Fee: $350(per adult), $250(per child below 12) Highlights of the night include honorable guest speaker, video show of memorable moments, free special edition USB drive , games as well as lucky draws…etc. |
| 27/02/2009 | Vist to HACTL Super Terminal 1 Visit loading area, fully automated warehouse, handling of perishable goods at Hong Kong Air Cargo Terminal Ltd. Super Terminal 1. |
| 28/02/2009 | Green Power Hike Venue: Hong Kong Trail Route length: 25km We have organized an "IGDS Alumni Team" of 7 perosns to participate, request your donation to support the team, for details please contact Tiffany Wong, tiffanyw719@yahoo.com.hk |
| 21/03/2009 | WGAHK 15th anniversary cocktail reception Venue: Fringe Roof Garden, Fringe Club, 2 Lower Albert Road, Central Charge: free of charge for WGAHK member, HK$200 for non-WGAHK member dress code: smart casual Guest of Honour: Dr. Roy Chi-Ping Chung JP WGAHK 15th anniversary lucky draw of Warwick Souvenirs at 15:15 |
| 28/03/2009 | Horse Riding and BBQ Venue: Hong Kong Equestian Centre, Kam Tin Time of Departure: 2:00pm – at Kowloon Tong KCR station (near 7-Eleven, Hei Fook Road) Travel arrangement: a 56-seat travelling bus Charges: HK$160/adult ; HK$140/child (Horse riding with BBQ) HK$125/adult; HK$100/child (BBQ only) ***(HK$20 extra for non-members, IGDS students will be charged at members’ rate) |
| 09/05/2009 | Intellectual Property Management for Product Innovation Venue: Room M1603 & M1607, Senate Room, Li Ka Shing Building, the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Organizer: Manufacturing and Industrial Engineering Section, IET Hong Kong Interested participants please register with IET, http://www.iee.org.hk/iee/eng/news/main_events.jsp |
| 21/05/2009 | Visit to HKSAR Government Standards and Calibration Laboratory Venue: 35/F, Immigration Tower, 7 Gloucester Road, Wanchai, Hong Kong Organizer: MILES Alumni Association of the Hong Kong Polytechnic University Interested participants please contact Ms. Carrie Cheung, email: mfcarrie@inet.polyu.edu.hk |
| 29/05/2009 | IGDS Project experience sharing Venue: Room EF 311, The Hong Kong Polytechnic Univeristy, Hunghom, Kowloon Mr. Walter Fung, 2007 graduate with distinction will share his experience on going through the project and writing the dissertation. Other alumni will also share their experience and answer your questions. |
| 12/06/2009 | Visit to Cyberport Routing: Visitor Centre, Digital Media Centre, IBMS Room, Chilled Plant Room Enrollment should be sent to Ms Carrie Cheung General Secretary, MILES Alumni Association of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (MILESAA) Tel: 3400 3185 Email: mfcarrie@inet.polyu.edu.hk |
| 20/06/2009 | Professional Talk with Dr Rebecca Lee Lok-sze Seeing Below the Tip of the Iceberg: Experience Sharing by Dr Rebecca Lee "冰山下的危機": 李樂詩博士心跡分享 Co-organized with WGAHK Venue: Lecture Room A, Joint Professional Centre (JPC), Unit 1, G/F, The Center, 99 Queen's Road Central, Hong Kong. Charge: WGAHK or IGDS Member: HK$100 Non-member: HK$150 Central booking via WGAHK. Booking deadline: 13 June 2009 (Saturday) A completed event registration form AND full payment of the fees are required for bookings to be confirmed All bookings will be accepted on a first-come-first-served basis Enrollment equiry: Ms Nancy Chui, WGAHK Secretary Email: secretary@warwick.org.hk |
| 27/06/2009 | Dongguan Logistics Visit & Lychee tour A visit to Dongguan Ever Gain Logistics Centre, Sun Sha Pier and lychee park organised by Hong Kong Sea Transport and Logistics Association Interested alumni are requested to enroll and pay the fee HK$220 per person directly to Secretariat of HKSTLA. For enquiries, please contact Paul Li, paul@transland.com.hk |
| 19/07/2009 | One day visit to Noah’s Ark in Ma Wan One day visit to Noah’s Ark in Ma Wan 4 theme parks: Ark Garden, Ark Expo, Treasure House and Ark Life Education House Adult: $100 Concessionary fare: $85 You are welcome to join us with your friends and family. First come first serve, please register through our website www.igds-alumni.org (no need to login, just click on the join button of the event) and pay the fee by direct deposit to the IGDS Alumni Hang Seng Bank account 222-4-026092 and fax your pay-in slip to fax no. 2764 4471 or scan your pay-in slip and email it to recreation@igds-alumni.org before 11th July 2009. Reservation will only be confirmed upon receipt of payment. Participants: max. 50 persons (both adults and children) Gathering: 10am at the entrance of Noah’s Park Fee: Only group entrance fee; transportation and meal are not included Adult HK$100 (member & non-member); HK$85 (children and elderly) Lunch: can be inside the Park (Harvest Restaurant) or outside; pay your own bill For inquiry, please contact our Ms. Minda Lai at 93626909 (email: recreation@igds-alumni.org or bgm@netvigator.com) |
| 29/08/2009 | Sustainable Engineering with Financial Benefits Venue: M1603, 16th Floor, Li Ka Shing Tower, HK Polytechnic University Although Sustainable Engineering is highly regarded in environmental protection, whether it brings real financial benefits to the users or not is always in doubt. The University of Warwick & The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Manufacturing Alumni Association conglomerates some related utilities, appliances and services providers in Hong Kong to give the attendees a picture of how sustainable engineering enables us to derive financial benefits, whilst enhancing our quality of lives. Programme (to be conducted in Cantonese and English) 1:30 pm Registration 2:00 pm Welcome speech Souvenir presentation and photo taking 2:30 pm Carbon Audit & Measurement Dr Shelley Zhou, Consultant, Carbon Care Asia 3:00 pm EcoHome & Green Living Mr Ralph But, EcoHome Manager, CLP Holdings Ltd. 3:30 pm Heat Pump & Hydrostatic Water Heater Mr Charles Chan, Operation Director, Hotpool Industries Ltd. 4:00 pm Coffee Break 4:15 pm The Energy for a Cleaner & Sustainable Future Mr Sham Man Fai, Head-Strategy Development, Hong Kong & China Gas Co. Ltd. 4:45 pm Motorwind & Green Building Mr Lucien Gamborota, President, Motorwave Group 5:15 Q & A 5:30 pm End Participation Fee: Free of charge (Seats are limited. Prior registration is required on a first registered first served basis.) An attendance certificate will be available upon request during registration. Please register before 24 August 2009. Co-organizer: MILES Alumni Association of The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (MILESAA) Supporting Organizations: (in alphabetical order) The Hong Kong Institution of Engineers - Manufacturing & Industrial Division The Hong Kong Polytechnic University - Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering The Society of Operations Engineers (Hong Kong Region) Warwick Graduates' Association (Hong Kong) |
| 04/09/2009 | Technical Visit to Dunwell About Dunwell Taking residence of a total of 100,000 sq. ft. in Hong Kong's Yuen Long Industrial Estate, Dunwell is the largest independent waste oil treatment and disposal plant in Hong Kong and Asia. Their Vibrating Membrane Advanced Treatment (VMAT) Technology received the Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE) Environment Award in London, UK; the Bronze Prize from the Wall Street Journal Asia - Asian Innovation Awards 2006 in Singapore; and the Grand Award of the 2005 Hong Kong Award for the Industry: Machinery and Equipment Design. Rundown 14:30 Assemble at Exit F of Yuen Long West Rail Station 14:40 depart to Yuen Long Industrial Estate 15:00 Arrive at Dunwell 15:05 Welcome & presentation of Dunwell’s green vision 15:35 Plant tour 16:15 Q&A 16:30 depart Dunwell Participation Fee: Free of charge (seats are limited, prior registration is required on first-come-first-serve basis) Max. No. of participants: 40 |
| 04/11/2009 | Seminar on Light Pollution Venue: N003, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University 光害：是甚麼？何需關心？情況如何？可做甚麼？ 簡介： 光害(又稱光污染)是一種環境污染，成因是過度的人為室外照明，例如街燈、射燈、霓虹燈廣告、光管招牌等，影響自然環境和生態。設計不良的室外照明不但浪費電力、金錢和寶貴的地球資源，更會令我們失去不能代替的美麗星空。這次講座將會介紹光害的基本概念，包括光害是甚麼、如何形成、以及如何影響我們的日常生活和環境。講座更會討論香港大學「香港光害調查」的研究結果，及建議減少光害的方法。 關於講者： 蘇柱榮先生是香港大學物理系的碩士研究生，早於零四年起開始對香港的光害作科學研究。研究主要透過量度香港市區和郊區的夜空光度，了解香港夜空的特性，及分析光害對自然環境特別是星空的影響。於零七年三月，蘇先生與港大物理系助理教授潘振聲博士展開為期十五個月的「香港光害調查」，製作出首張「香港夜空光度分佈圖」，指出若果我們不正視光害的問題，香港的下一代便會失去珍貴的星空。蘇先生更於本年一月獲美國天文學會邀請遠赴美國參加周年會議，介紹香港的光害情況並發表研究結果。蘇先生亦活躍於「2009國際天文年」星空保育活動，致力向普羅大眾推廣保育星空的重要性。 Organizer: SOEHK Co-organizer: APEMEM, AIIB Supporting Organizations: HKIE-BSD, BSOMES, HKIE – CAI, IFMA HK Chapter, PolyU – IGDS, HKIUS Participant: 180 Fee: Free of Charge (first-come-first-served basis) Application deadline is 31 October 09. Successful members will be notified. For enquiries, please contact Ms. Connie Mui at 3188 0062 or email: connie@soe.org.hk |
| 12/11/2009 | Seminar on An Energy Company's Perspective on Air Quality Objectives Venue: Room FJ303, Block J, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Organizer: IET-HK Management Section Electricity and oil are two of the most important energy sources in Hong Kong. The former has always accounted for over 60% of total primary energy consumption per year while oil plays a dominant role in transportation. ExxonMobil, one of the largest energy firms in the world, is engaged in supplying power and oil products to the local market. This presentation intends to give an overview of the global energy outlook and the critical role of technology played to meeting tomorrow's energy needs and to mitigate the growth of emissions associated with energy use. ExxonMobil's involvement in the power generation business in Hong Kong and the related environmental issues and measures to improve air quality will also be emphasized. Two leading experts: (a) Mr. Richard Chu, Director, Business Strategy; and (b) Ms Rebecca Luk, Manager, Business Strategy and Regulatory of ExxonMobil Energy Limited to provide this talk. Fees: free of charge |