Providing a personalized user experience that encourages consumers to browse and buy requires rich, interactive content and applications that are generated dynamically. However, richer content slows page downloads and can even lead to site abandonment. How do you speed up the performance than your original Web infrastructure and handles the specific requirements of dynamically generated content—without a costly hardware build-out ?
Event Details
Date : 15 April, 2011
Time : 12:00-14:00
Venue : Solution Lab, Cyberport IncuTrain Centre, Level 5, Cyberport 3 (Core F)
Language: English / Cantonese subject to the speakers
Admission Fee: Incubatees just pay HK$5
Alumni just pay HK$10
Normal HK$20
(sandwich lunch to be provided)
To Register To register, please email your company name, participant's name, tel and email to
training@cyberport.hk with subject "Startups Connect in April on Web Traffic" by 8 April 2011.
About the Speakers
Mr. Alvin Law, Technical Director of Emagist Entertainment LimitedAlvin will share the experience of developing apps on the Internet and what problems they have encountered and their solutions to the problem.
Mr. Winson Kam, Senior Account Development Executive, Akamai Technologies Hong Kong Limited More than 15 years in IT industry. Working experiences includes working in PC/Server Distributor, Regional ISP, Hosting Company, Network Infrastructure System Integrator, Leading IT vendor and also working with the customers during their growth and decline of the dot.com. Now focusing on the Cloud Computing and love to see how the Cloud is changing the gameplan in the IT industry. For the last 10 years, Winson has been working with many e-commerce companies with Web Application Performance Monitoring, Business Process Monitoring, and now on Web Application Acceleration over the Internet / Cloud. Winson will share how to deliver data over web effectively especially on dynamics contents, HD video streaming and large files.
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