The 2008 SEA Software Conferences were held 8 April in Singapore and 10 April in Kuala Lumpur with more than 160 participants in four different symposiums.
DNV Software Region Greater China is pleased that nearly 160 participants attended our very first SEA Software Conferences held in Singapore on 8 April and 10 April in Kuala Lumpur. The software conferences were open to new and existing users and the conference programme included keynote speeches, industry workshops and product demonstrations.
Experience and future plans were shared by key users and product owners of the Nauticus, Sesam, Safeti QRA and Safeti RBI software, and process asset integrity solutions. Some of DNV Software's success stories, with a clear demonstration of the benefits achieved by DNV's contribution, were also presented.
"The large turnout from the industry, academia and government delegates reflected the support of our users to DNV's industry involvment and leading technology and software products", commented Ketil Aamnes, Global Sales & Marketing Director in DNV Software. In his key note speech, Dr. Aamnes high-lighted the strategy, visions and seven positions for DNV Software the next five years (2008-2012). "Further to our around-the-clock manned support, the newly establishment of the Software Solution Center in Shanghai, displays our commitment and strong capacities to grow and to deliver software solutions locally in the region!"
DNV Software Conference in Singapore 8 April 2008.
Dr. Ketil Aamnes, Global Sales & Marketing Director DNV Software, giving his key note speach at the Software Conference in Kuala Lumpur 10 April 2008.
The Software Conferences also provided a useful forum for Greater China regional staff to interact and to network with country management teams from all fields of DNV local offices and industry partners. As Dr. Stone Zhi Ping, Regional Manager, DNV Software Greater China, pointed out: "The success of these first South East Asia Software Conferences provides great opportunities and strong motivation for us to work hard and to grow. I am confident we will improve our services in the South East Asia countries in the immediate future."