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Apr 07


As a chair person of ANA 2009 Souvenir, I would like to request you to be the part of this magazine. I always value your time and effort given to the community and your precious knowledge will help us to make ANA 2009 Souvenir a masterpiece. I know it is not possible for one or two person only to cover up all the issues of ANA and Nepalese community of USA therefore I want you to be the part of Editorial team to make it happen.

 Here are few ideas I have developed and discussed with the ANA convener, chair person and co conveners. This year for the first time I have proposed to cover up (if not all) most of the Nepalese organizations of USA to be enlisted.

Beside that there will be feature articles and columns on the topics as mentioned below, (if you think some topics are left out please feel free to suggest, This is not final just my proposal for this issue).

The topics are related to Nepalese Literature, Culture, Music, Arts, Social issues, Professional, Business, Immigrations Law, Education, NRN issues, General interests etc.

Therefore without your kind support and participation this would not be possible for us to publish Souvenir. Let me know if you have some more friends in your mind to join in this list. I sincerely hope you will accept my proposal to be the part of this team.

So far we have not formed editorial board; we will form it as soon as we get confirmation from you.

Advisors: ANA convener/Co convener, ANA Chair person,  

Editorial Team:           Dhruva Thapa, Sandeep Puri ,

English section:           Mani Nepali, Amod Pokhrel, Narayan Pradhan

Nepali Section:            Anil Pandey, Shekhar Dhungel, Basu Dhakal

Science and Tech:       <Requesting Names>

Business/ Law:            Rudra Sharma, Harihar Dahal, Dorji Lama

Org. & Culture:           Tej Rai, Lakpa Sherpa, Santosh Lama, Bishnu Gurung

Layout and Design:    Wendy Malla, Sanjeev Rimal, (as mentioned by Govind Dai) Pratik Thapa

Advertisement and Publication: Usha Lama

Govind Giri Prerna, Govindsing Rawat.

 

Dhruva Thapa

Chair person ANA 2009 Souvenir

Mar 23

As you all know we have decided to hold our second annual ICT development conference in July 4th weekend during ANA 2009 Convention in the Bay Area.

This year we need to be very aggressive in our financial planning.  State of the economy is not in our side.  Some of our proactive members have started thinking about this and I would like all of our memberships and the well wishers to participate in financial planning discussion.

Let us brainstorm on ideas for collecting funds especially for our second annual conference.  This should include corporate sponsorships, private donation and membership dues.

Bring in your ideas….

Feb 26

 2nd Annual Conference at ANA 2009 Convention 

Members Present:

Bineet Sharma (BKS), Deepak Neupane (DN), Sanjeev Shreshtha (SS), Pukar Malla (PM), Nabin Acharya (NA)

On the phone: Bijay Niraula (BN), Anata Risal (AR),  Prajesh Shrestha (PS), Ksheetij Thapalia (KT), Nabin Khanal (NK)

ANA Representative: Govind Sahi (GS), Sandeep Puri (SP), Sajesh Giri (SG),Simon Dhungana (SD), Nabin Dutta (ND)

 

BKS: Govinda dai joined right on time.

 

Our next agenda item is to talk about

CAN-USA ANA working together for our 2nd Annual ICT Development Conference.  Handing over to PM to facilitate next agenda.

 

Just want to add one or two items from my side before I hand over to him: This is really exciting opportunity for both the organizations for simple reason that the ANA convention is happening in silicon valley which is hub of the technology development and Nepal is trying hard to do economic development and it becomes so good for “CAN-USA to show our faceless community, this is way to show our critical mass to show case in front of silicon valley crowd and whole USA and ANA venue is perfect.  In my opinion this kind of opportunity doesn’t come very easily.   While there is a caution also  for both ANA and CAN-USA if one of them don’t do good work during convention there will be a backlash for other organization in the mean time we should not think negative and think of positive it will be a good venue for both of these organizations to take it to next level.  With that I would like to hand over the mike to Pukar Ji who is the bridge between ANA and CAN-USA he has done tremendous work in this community infrastructure and like that and he is the right person to fuse youth and human energy and technology.

 

PM: Bineet ji gave a speech … Nonetheless it was powerful one.  We have an hour.  Let us go around and introduce.

 

GS: currently ANA convener for 2009.  Happy to be here.  I was briefed by PM other day, and happy to know that what CAN-USA wants to do along with ANA conference 2009 is commendable from all of your side .

 

ND: Namaste from Denver Colorado.  Pukar sent me an email and called me asked me to join the meeting they liked to do couple of sessions during ANA convention I think is all good and last year also we did it and I am optimistic we will do great work this year also.

 

PM: for those of you don’t know, Nabin Dutta is ANA president.

AR: NJ.  I am working for a startup company.  Knowledge Management.

 

PS: MBA student, work for a S/W company and CAN-USA member

 

KT: Recent Graduate.  Berkeley, CAN-USA member

 

BN: Let us have a theme based on Technology.  Green Technology

 

SD: Simon Dhunghana.  ANA convention of chair-person and working with SP and SG.  Look forward to get the solid proposal to talk about.

 

BKS: working on a startup, leading CAN-USA with other elders.  Exciting to let you know that we are going to have 2nd Annual ICT Development conference of CAN-USA within ANA convention 2009.  Simon Ji your email was instrumental  also stating what is good about having CAN-USA conference at ANA.

 

SG: Co-convener of ANA 2009.  Nasa Aimes.  Sr Enginer

 

SP: One of the co-convener.  Work at Cicso system.

 

PK: Looking forward to high visibility high impact CAN-USA conference.

 

SS: Looking forward to work with CAN-USA

 

PM: Main goal is to be in same page for the ICT conference vision and then spend some time in some of the logistics.  I hope you have seen the concept paper about ANA convention CAN-USA conference.  Last year we had in UC Berkeley.  Our goal is Professional networking for our members and ICT development of Nepal this was the theme of our past conference and also reach a broader concession for some of the policy.  Going forward we thought of doing this year’s conference in summer.  As Bineet ji mentioned there is lots of interest from both sides to organize the ict conference in ana

This years theme is technology and entrepreunership in general.  What is your thought?

 

SD: I can only stay another five minutes.    Previously I have already discussed modalities with SG and SP.  And what else can be done, of course you know as well that I am CAN-USA member as well and was involved last year Bineet ji was there.  First and foremost is excellent idea, two three hours format basically we have to look for right time and we have to maximize attendance and people should know that CAN-USA’ conference is happening.  The documentation you have sent is excellent.  If we can do all those that will be excellent.  If you guys don’t have any immediate question I will drop out and Sandepe and Sajesh will take over.

 

ND: I have told Pukar as well that American Society of Nepali Engineers are also trying to do something so GS, SG, and SP should be aware of other parties, and they want some resources from us, so keep them in mind when we decide all of these but absolutely CAN-USA will be there and we will provide full support of ours.

 

SD: Oh Ok.  Yes, Pukar have been to many ANA conventions.  We will have CAN-USA conference, but, have you guys thought about how CAN-USA members can have synergy with ANA convention as well.

 

PM: As a larger network, ANA brings hoards of Nepali.  ANA provides ample entertainment and social network.  Our thought about this year’s conference is it will further strengthen the professional networking.  Simon dai, students and professional might not find substantial things, but they might find more interesting if say they have mentorship for students (forum), it grabs them more.  Students will be closer to ANA when they can say I could hand over my resume, this is just an example.

 

SD: Excellent.  This is something tangible.  These are good objective.  CAN-USA’s professional involvement can achieve lots of things.  Having said that what else are we discussing in today’s agenda?

 

PM: In general we all want to be in same page that what we are trying accomplish here.  Agreement on vision and some of the logistics.

 

AR: One thing we might have to think in CAN-USA is while we are all sentimental about Nepal ICT projects we should think of networking in US as well.  We don’t even know who  is doing what in US professionally, can this be furthered in ANA convention as well? How to bring more membership in ANA, how to involve more professional in US.  Then transfer that knowledge to Nepal.  Like for US students writing resume.

 

BKS: Excellent point.  That is why our main vision of CAN-USA is professional development of it’s members and technological progress of Nepal.   The fruits of our professional development is evident from Sanjeev Raj Bhandari providing us the infrastructure of Video Conference.  He was very impressed when he visited west coast last time.  We still have lots of work to do to reach out.  Definitely ANA is right place. 

 

SP: Couple of points everyone made.  2009 is happening in the Bay Area.  Pretty dense in Technical area.  Unique opportunity we can show case what Nepalese are involved in tech field.  Education or engineer.  CAN-USA’s vision fits right in.  It makes perfect sense for CAN-USA to hold its conference in ANA.  One thought is in we need to show case something unique about Bay Area in ANA convention.  Beauty is one thing but there is another thing going on that is technology.  What we could do is not only have the ICT conference going by CAN-USA and we saw the agenda sent by Pukarji where career management, what is happening in Nepal, brain storming what can be done professionally with ideas lots of these are technology based areas, convention’s one portion however we want to do three hours in one day or two days it can be labeled ICT Conference by CAN-USA does not really matter somehow also give the tone that since it is happening as the part of the ANA and this happening from ANA as ell what are doing give it a platform as well theme of Technology.  This year it is Technology, next year it could be something else.

 

BKS: Yes, that is the poing Kiran Joshi also said last time,,t he them for this year should be ‘Technology’ as many years back when it happened in LA the them was ‘entertainment’ and rightly so.  So put together what Bijay ji was saying about the Green theme.  Let us imagine showing the live video feed of melting glacier something live from NamcheBazaar.  Which will be good to show case our prowess. 

 

PM: We are taking professional networking to the next level.  By providing opportunity for students and professionals to meet and share ideas to next level, find a contact in Nepal and when the student and professionals adherence increases then tnext thing is memberships and membership at emotional level, they will be connected to ANA.  My membership has a value.   They go home they can think of going to ANA and be able to do something concrete.

 

DN: Will the conference be run independently or within some forum?  We might be inside ANA but the ICT conference is one its own right?

 

SS: Younger generation usually take it as social fun events.  Social networking.  If we can use CAN-USA to give a professional branding, somehow there is not interest among Nepali as is there in Indian community who has strong professional networking.  Not sure why, is this because the organization like CAN-USA has not done anything for them (at least they might be thinking of that?).

Professional is non-existing in Nepali community. Just wanted to bring this to the attention.

 

PK: Any questions before we go to logistics?

 

SP:   Side of caution.  While there is excitement about the theme in ANA, let us not forget that ANA is all about entertainment and Sports is big part of it.  Which is biggest crowd drawer, and evening events and forums  and like not as when dynamic people like Pukar is there it is crowd pleasure.  So, yet we can mail the theme, we need to be little bit careful on theme and not decide ourselves and open up to the public that what is the theme of this year, that these were what we are thinking around so what is your opinion.   But saying that there were some themes which came out couple of months back, some of themes are conducive for having some technology type like progress.  Other caution as ND dai was saying that there are other organizations which has come forward that they want to have there conference in ANA e.g. American Society of Nepali Engineers.  Actually they have not approached us with the details but they has shown lots of interest.    It is co-operative environment.  Actually if that engineering society and CAN-USA can work together for something else who knows.    

 

This is first time that we are having convention in a convention center in Oakland Marriott.  Pukar has seen it there is plenty of room.  We have reserved some room for Forum, we can expand that.  50/100 persons room are upstairs, convention halls are downstairs.  Projectors and other things have to be paid extra.  We have to figure it out.

 

DN: Scheduling is the key.  We want people to participate in CAN-USA conference.  But due to sports etc there are hardly anyone in the day time but there is crowd during evening.  I have seen this issue in LA, Baltimore ANA and Omaha Naesa.  I talked regarding this with Rita didi and Bineet dai as well.

 

GS: We talked about it among advisory board as well,  this year we are planning to keep sports in the afternoon so that forums and others can happen in the morning.  Not sure where CAN-USA will fit in the morning or afternoon.

 

PM: We don’t want to clash. 

 

All; Mumble

 

ND: Sports crowd may not make whole lots of difference in your forum, ,may be 10%.

 

PM: Nabin dai, I ….

 

ND: Feel free to chime in if you disagree

 

AR: Is it possible, to provide technology for Sports, bring inside the convention?  Is that going to be attractive?  Is it possible to attract people and tell them what is happening in different rooms etc? 

 

BKS: That is possible but I don’t think it is going to fly as sports people want live audience.  Nabin Ji I beg to differ from you that we want students and young professionals in workshop etc. 

I just wanted to conclude on agreement on vision first before going to logistics

 

ND and all: Absolutely.

 

SS: If we need to attract sports crowd then we must have some interesting items for them like if you are going to be ready for job market in a year here are the internship opportunities or resume writing workhops etc.

 

ALL: Yes

 

DN: But when kids go to sports, they even take their parents.  So, sport is big crowd puller.

 

BKS: Are we all in sync with broader idea of the vision and CAN and CAN-USA is going to be very flexible in next 4/5 months during planning stage to be able to pull it off without going in lots of details (which can be worked out later).  What we want to agree on broader vision, rather than details.  In the vision side we all agree, CAN-USA has already agreed on doing the conference, we are all excited about this will be benefit to both of our memberships.  Do we have a ye and ne here because we have all important organizers from ANA side:

 

ND: We all agree

 

ALL: We all agree

 

BN: Starting now, create a facebook or u tube and have a website. Create sports video clips and make them interested, put the sports, dance practice video clips.  That will interest people in technology.  Theme will be build up.  May be they are interested in job more this time.  In this CAN should volunteer on creating this momentum

 

PM:  Bijay ji I agree with you.  These two things are in sync.  There has never been events to strengthen  Professional platform development Garnet Event planning.  From CAN-USA perspective this is important to deliver this message ahead of time and ANA can be instrumental on that.  We need ANA support for making sure that this vision is given before so that the people coming in ANA have that expectation.  CAN-USA is very ready and willing and we want to do this year as well equally from other side we need ANA support and willingness.

 

BKS: In the mean time we do not want to diminish what ANA already does best social networking, entertainment rather we can enhance that by implementing what BN said.

 

SP: We have to figure out in next few months, how many people are expected.  Facebook or website, if you can garner that interest you would know.  Second thing if we expect 100 people for each event. 

 

BKS: We are expecting lots of people even in Nepal and we have given blank invitation during CAN InfoTech.  There is lot of buzz, you can expect from Nepal.  AT least who is who of big company.

 

Just to answer some of the question.  Engineering association had their conference, where our time was overlapped with their while I was interested to attend their conference.   While we should make sure to stagger with Sports, other forum is important as well to stagger; there is very difficult choice for ANA organizers 

 

ND: You touched exact problem, you caught the bull by the horn.   That is what exactly the problem.  Everyone want the prime time.  It becomes very challenging.  Everyone wants to make sure that time slot is not given to others.

 

BKS: Pukar Ji please go ahead with the schedule.  I just want to add that we are planning well ahead this year and know lots of folks in ANA and Engineering association and we can schedule more efficiently so that we can work together.  If any hour has to be overlapped it can be something just Engineering or CAN-USA pertinent so that we don’t compete with the audience.

 

PM:   We did two full whole day last year.  Initial proposal is to two three hours session.  One three hour session and another in another day.  And one hour social networking day, like business talk.  PPT going on but it is like happy hour.    So, generally what we are thinking we will do two days, three hours in each day and one social hour.

 

SP: There are 7 items, and some of them are very interesting to me as well.  So, we may like to prioritize it.  Resource is important, everyone have to work together.  May be social hour is with banquent.  This year looks like forum is going to be dynamic as well, Rita didi is leading and going great job.  There are multiple things they are interesting this year.  May be do core part in two days and non-core part you can spread it out.  Just to keep in mind.

 

We have Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

 

PK: Generally two time three hours. 

 

BKS: May be these details can be talked about later. Anyone has any point regarding logistics?  I wanted to add one point on Vision.

 

ND: Chaina dai, kei pani chaina.

 

BKS: Since we are all about technological progress of Nepal, we need to be able to showcase Nepali companies as well.  I am not sure Deepak has taken booth.  Say if Mercantile wants a booth; say Mahabir pun wants a booth.  Say he wants to show the Show Case of Nepali technology progress.  So how ANA can provide this, how can we impart that information in Nepal?  We may want to promote IT park.  What kind of logistics or support we get from ANA

 

SP: So many things are going on in ANA.  From organization point of view there are different bucket, like Vendor bucket.  For Vendor jewelry shop and non-profit is a vendor, IT park or Nepali Businesses are vendors.  They can keep that.  It is just matter of communication, if you get enquiry, just let us know.

 

ND: What SP said is good, but for non-profit like Mahabir, we did not charge anything.  But, we have to be careful if there are 20 non-profit we will be sensitive as we will not get any revenue.  But, we will see how we can accommodate.

 

SP: Regarding vision, we can use RFID in the ticket to find out who is participating in events.  ANA does not have real data in planning well.  There are some vendors who have approached us to do that.  Even in logistics we can use technology.

 

PM: We will see if CAN-USA pulls we will definitely let them know.

 

Summarizing: We agreed on doing 2nd Annual ICT conference of CAN-USA in ANA 2009 – unanimously in Vision of Professional development of members and technological progress of Nepal.  We can strengthen ANA membership in ANA, other thing we talked about how to work with other association like engineering association.  We will collaborate with them for time allotments.  Lastly we agreed on three hours two day event and one social hour, totally 7 hours of CAN-USA events.  Actual content of the three hour sessions will be decided later.

 

PM: Thank you everyone, do anyone have closing thoughts?  And what’s next.

 

SP: Next we need to know the numbers.  This will help us in room allotment.  Once you figure out with more concrete plan, it will show up in convention schedule as well.  We will work with pukar on link.

 

GS:  Sandeep why not we plan on meeting between CAN/CAN-USA in the Marriott to show them the venue within next month?

 

SP: Actually Simon dai is coming in third week of February and we can schedule a meeting.  There will be a meeting of convening council.

 

GS: We can meet with CAN-USA that time

 

PM: Another thing let us start talking about this in ANA portal to make it official.

 

SP: Completely agree.  We can add that.

 

PM: I will send you a paragraph to put in there.  Another thing  point of contact.

 

BKS: You are the point of contact; you are in Advisory council of ANA convention

 

ALL: Laugh

 

PM: I think this is good, anything else?  On the phone?

 

ND: No, I think we covered everything.

GS: Yes, I think we covered everything.

Thank you all.

 

Feb 24

2nd Annual ICT Development Conference

July 3-4, 2009, ANA Convention

Oakland Marriot Convention Center

BackgroundAbout CAN-USA’s vision

CAN-USA is a non-profit US organization born on July 29th 2007 and is dedicated to professional development of its members and technological progress of Nepal. Its members include Nepali and American professionals.

About ICT conference

Annual ICT Conference aims to bringing together the ICT professionals to share their knowledge and experience and to reach a broader recommendation for the development of ICT infrastructure in Nepal.   This also serves as a platform to showcase the ongoing advancement of the Nepali ICT sector as well as responsible public efforts while seeking to engage American partners.

We successfully completed the Inaugural US-Nepal Technology Development Conference, held on July 12-13th, 2008 at the University of California at Berkeley.  The conference assembled leading world researchers, members of private industry, and the Nepali Diaspora on the topics of: telemedicine, rural connectivity, e-governance, and emergency telecommunications infrastructure pertinent to challenges faced by Nepal, assessed the present state of Nepal’s technological development, promoted successful efforts, and provided networking opportunities.  His Excellency, Ambassador of the Republic of Nepal to the United States, Dr. Suresh Chalise, provided the opening remarks for this conference. 

2nd Annual ICT Development ConferenceVision

Nepalis in the ICT community have already reached a critical mass in the US.  Silicon Valley is the technology hub of the US.  Opportunely, we plan to showcase the talents of Nepali diaspora while facilitating professional networking.  Moreover, we plan to connect in more action-oriented terms with the ICT development in Nepal. 

We realize this as a significant opportunity for CAN-USA to leverage its knowledge and experience towards a high-impact high-visibility ICT conference.  Similarly, we look forward to remarkably furthering the culture of professional development during ANA conventions.

Plan

The theme for the conference will broadly be ‘Technology and Entrepreneurship.’  The conference will be held July 4-5, marked with two series of 3-hour program.   Each program will be divided into 3 events, 1-hour each.  Some of these sessions could include:

  1. Tips for starting and managing successfully high-tech startup

A professional high-tech consultant will teach a 45-minute course, followed by Q/A, on starting and running a high-tech startup successfully.

  1. Career Management

We will talk about various challenges and opportunities as you walk from college towards high level of professional success.

  1. State of Technology in Nepal

We will develop a better understanding of the state of technology in Nepal (e.g. the Internet backbone presentation by NTC, E-governance, E-commerce)

  1. Contracting opportunities with US government and International Development Agencies

We will learn about various opportunities in the US government and development organizations such as World Bank and UN and means to get to them.

  1. Professional Brainstorming

We will have poster and/or PowerPoint presentations from entrepreneurs in the US who own or lead the keys ideas in their companies, especially startups

  1. Featured Projects in Nepal

We will have some key high-impact projects that are in implementation or action in Nepal today.  These projects could include arenas such as rural connectivity or energy crisis solutions.

  1. Taking technology to Nepal

We will have a panel with distinguished guests, who will speak about the opportunities and challenges in taking technology to Nepal.  The panelists could include senior executives from International, high-tech firms such as Intel, CISCO or Microsoft and CEOs from Nepal’s leading IT firms.

The final program will be a 1-hr social hour to promote professional networking in more casual setting, encouraging the culture of business card exchange.Future

The 2nd Annual ICT Development Conference will help CAN-USA enable networking for the IT professionals in US and Nepal and contribute directly towards development opportunities in Nepal.  At the same time, the conference will strengthen the professional development platform that ANA convention provides.

Dec 28


CAN-USA Annual Conference during ANA-2009

 

Now that we have decided (as per the meeting on 12.14.2008) to have some sort of CAN-USA conference during ANA-2009 it is time for us to brainstorm what kind of conference will be appropriate, engaging, and fruitful for us.  The thought during last meeting was that this is a good opportunity to take advantage of ANA-2009 being held in Silicon Valley and CAN-USA should have a conference held during ANA 2009 where participants would be ‘WOWed’ by the display of technology and creativity.

 

Few pointers to ponder are:

 

  • Academic vs. Industrial Conference
  • Conference items/themes:

 

  1.       Development?
  2.       Green?
  3.       Global warming?
  4.       Technology transfer?
  5.       Entrepreneurship?
  6.       Career fair
  7.       All of above

Please give your input …

Dec 28


9th CAN ICT Conference 2009

15-16, January 2009

Kathmandu, Nepal

GENERAL INFORMATION

Date: 15-16, January 2009
Venue: City Hall, Exhibition Road, Katmandu, Nepal
Title: 9th CAN ICT Conference 2009

Theme: ICT Milestone for New Nepal

URL: http://www.can.org.np, www.itconference.org.np

INTRODUCTION:

Information Communication Technology (ICT) conference has its glorious past .It is our great pleasure to invite you again on 9th CAN ICT conference organized by Computer Association of Nepal (CAN). On 15-16 Jan 2009 during CAN InfoTech 2009, a mega event of Nepal in ICT.

Changing Scenario of the country, Nepal has been surpassing the obstacle in every field by degrees. In this scenario, ICT assures us to play vital role in every development sector as a main tool.

Politically and Theoretically ICT is always in priority list but practically it remains silent. Now the time has come to apply practically. The main aim of this conference is to aware technological development, changes and present scenario of the world to the attendees’. We assure that this conference deals with every aspect of technology, business, management, policy and governance in the field of ICT.

OBJECTIVES:

  • To provide platform to the Professionals to demonstrate and share their knowledge and make their mark in IT arena.
  • To empower the person who are in one way or another associated to the field of ICT.
  • To encourage the participation of the persons in creating innovative IT culture.
  • To acclimate the professionals to the demands and challenges of professional IT sector.
  • To kindle the interest of the professionals in creation of productive information society.
  • To communicate the talent of the professional to the society at large.
  • To act as a central platform for the Student related to ICT to meet and strengthen regional cooperation
  • To exchange and share Knowledge that increase values

ORGANIZER OF THE PROGRAM:

Computer Association of Nepal (CAN) was established in December 1992 as an autonomous, non political, non partisan, non-profitable and service oriented organization. The Computer Association has been formed with the involvement of professionals, specialists, manufacturers, institutions and the related organization of Computer and Information Technology within the country.

SPEAKERS:

  • National and International ICT Professionals will be the speakers of the conference.
  • Papers from eight focused tracks will be presented in the conference.
  • Speaker will be selected to cover various topic of ICT. Abstract can be sent by any professionals.

THE DELEGATES/ATTENDEES

  • The event will expect to attract 200 national and international delegates form I/NGO,GO, Financial Institutions and interested individuals from the society.
  • More than 300 ICT related Students throughout the nation.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE CONFERENCE

  • Selected National and International speakers from professionals
  • 500 professional and student delegates from over the nation.
  • Complimentary registrations to Sponsors of CAN Info-Tech 2009 and ICT conference Sponsors.
  • Free registration for Abstract senders (Selected Abstract sender will get complimentary registration).
  • Powerful conference agenda to keep you up to date with the latest on the ICT and its applications
  • Eight focused tracks covering the entire spectrum of the ICT paradigm

THE EIGHT Proposed TRACKS OF THE CONFERENCE:

  • E-Government,
  • E-Commerce /M-commerce
  • Wireless Sensor Network/ Communication,
  • Security/ Cyber law /act
  • Information & Knowledge Management
  • Distributed System
  • Industry Based Curriculum on Nepalese Universities in ICT Education.
  • Young generation to minimize digital Divide

HOW TO GET INVOLVED

SUBMITTALS:

SPEAKERS

  • Key Dates are:
    - Submission of abstract: 29th December 2008
    - Notice of selection: 1st January 2009
    - Submission of Final Version of Paper: 5th January 2009
  • Abstract within given date by email.
  • Filled admission form with personal details. (Selected abstract sender will get complimentary registration)

DELEGATES /PARTICIPATNS /ATTENDEES

    Key Dates are:
    Submission of complete filled form with payment: 10th January 2009
    Notice of selection: 13th January 2008
  • Complete filled form.
  • Registration fee.
    PARTICIPATION FEES:
  • ASCIO Member :  US$ 50.00
  • Overseas Participants:  US$ 75.00
  • Local participants:   NRS 3000
  • Members of CAN:   NRS 2000
  • Student :    NRS 1500


This cost doesn’t include air ticket, lodging and food (except in running program). 

The conference package includes an admission to the main conference for all days, conference kit. Fees will also cover lunch and refreshments during the conference days and free visit to CAN Info Tech 2009.


FOR FURTHER DETAILS:
Computer Association of Nepal
P.O.Box No. 4982,
235/39 Matidevi Marga
Kathmandu, Nepal
Tel : 977-1-4432700, 4424043
Fax: 977-1-4441998
Email :
info@can.org.np
URL :
www.can.org.np

www.itconference.org.np

Apr 29

 US-Nepal Technology Development Conference
July 12-13, 2008
Alumni House, UC Berkeley, California
Computer Association of Nepal-USA (CAN-USA) cordially invites you to attend the inaugural US Nepal Technology Development Conference. Come join forces with researchers, professionals, policy makers, aid-organizations, industry leaders, and concerned citizens to create technology based solutions for critical issues facing developing nations.

About CAN-USA: CAN-USA is an American organization dedicated to the professional development of its members and technological progress of Nepal.  It is a non-profit organization with members throughout the United States.
One of our goals is to improve the quality of life in Nepal by utilizing the creativity of the talent pool of our members and the broader American community. Some of the challenges the people of Nepal face include but are not limited to:
1. Rural Mountain Connectivity
2. Remote Health Care (Tele-medicine)
3. Remote Education
4. Emergency Communications Infrastructure
5. Electronic Governance Contact Information:                Telephone:         (925) 998 5399             Fax:                   (208) 379 4249 Website:             www.can-usa.org  

Registration:      registration@can-usa.org

Sponsorship:     sponsor@can-usa.orgPaper Present:   publications@can-usa.org             Media Inquiry: media@can-usa.org