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Powering Transformation in Transportation Powering FINAL ANNOUNCEMENT 12th ASIA PACIFIC ITS FORUM & EXHIBITION 2012 KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA Sunway Pyramid Convention Centre 16-18 April 2012 POWERING TRANSFORMATION IN TRANSPORTATION For more information, visit : www.itsasiapacific2012.com For general enquiry, please email to : [email protected] Attend this forum and accrue 18 CPD from BEM Organised by: MINISTRY OF WORKS ITS ASIA PACIFIC PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT MALAYSIAN HIGHWAY INTELLIGENT TRANSPORT SYSTEM ROAD ENGINEERING ASSOCIATION ROAD ENGINEERING THE CHARTERED INSTITUITION OF HIGHWAYS & MALAYSIA MALAYSIA AUTHORITY ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA OF ASIA AND AUSTRALASIA ASSOCIATION OF MALAYSIA TRANSPORTATION (MALAYSIA BRANCH) Gold Partner MOXA INC ABOUT THE FORUM The theme of the 12th Asia Pacific ITS Forum and Exhibition in 2012 in Kuala Lumpur is Powering Transformation in Transportation. Intelligent Transport System has been a powering enabler of emerging technologies which provides a holistic and total experience for transport stakeholders FORUM FORMAT and users. ITS serves as the technological bridge between driver, vehicle and traffic/road environ- ment, and serves to provide a seamless connection for multi-modal journeys. The key objectives of The ITS Forum will be held over two and half the 12th Asia Pacific ITS Forum and Exhibition are among others, are; days and comprises: 3 Plenary Sessions which will engage to showcase the latest and best practices in planning, funding, deploying, managing, delegates and specialists in the areas of maintaining and operating ITS solutions and technologies; communications, telematics and tolling to review latest and emerging developments in standards and/or harmonization of system techologies. architectures; 2 Executive Sessions for presentation of to present various innovations in the varied international reports on the latest state fields of ITS; of developments in the respective countries. to discuss collective operational experiences and lessons learnt 13 Technical/Special Sessions covering to establish continuing dialogues on a broad spectrum of ITS related technologies, best practices and latest (national) policy directions, strategic deployments. initiatives, barriers and challenges to the industry; and In conjunction with the Forum, there will be to report on R&D needs and findings. various exhibits showcasing the latest technology, equipment, systems and th solutions from a wide array of international The 12 Asia Pacific ITS Forum and Exhibition is a ITS systems developers, solution and service significant part of the continuing efforts by the ITS providers and suppliers. Asia Pacific Body to facilitate Intelligent Transport Systems (ITS) cooperation and coordination This 12th Asia Pacific ITS Forum and Exhibition will be We invite all ITS and business professionals, officiated by the Minister of Works, Malaysia Dato’ Shaziman policy makers, industry players, transport between member countries in the Asia Pacific region Hj Abu Mansor and technology enthusiasts to join us at this and a platform for knowledge sharing, networking unique event. See you in April 2012! and cooperative collaborations. SEMINAR REGISTRATION Online Registration Cancellation Policy Click to http://www.itsasiapacific2012.com/registrationform.asp for online registration Cancellation Refund Cancellation received on or before 90% refund of amount paid Offline Registration 15 Feb 2012 Download the Registration Form in PDF format (Please complete and fax Cancellation received between 75% refund of amount paid to the Registration Committee at +603 7727 4979) 16 Feb 2012 – 29 Feb 2012 Cancellation received on or after No refund Registration fee 1 Mar 2012 Early Bird (until 15 Feb 2012) Registration Fee * NOTE: Delegate RM1,000.00 1. Any cancellation should be notified in writing to the registration committee at Student RM500.00 [email protected] 2. All due dates are based on Malaysian Standard Time (GMT+8) Regular (16 Feb - 13 April 2012) Registration Fee Delegate RM1,200.00 REGISTRATION ENQUIRIES Student RM500.00 ItraMAS Technology Sdn Bhd On-Site (from 14 April 2012) Registration Fee No. 1, Jln PJU 8/5A, Delegate RM1,500.00 Damansara Perdana Student RM500.00 47820 Petaling Jaya, Selangor, Malaysia Tel: +603 7727 0979 Fax: +603 7727 4979 * NOTE: 1. Registrations AFTER 13 Apr 2012 MUST be done on-site Ms. Norhidayati Halim 2. A copy of student card and an official letter from your university confirming that you are a Tel: +012-218 1892 full-time student is required for student registration. Students are required to present their student cards upon collection of badges on-site. Ms. Adibah Mohamed Email: [email protected] SPONSORSHIP The 12th Asia Pacific ITS Forum & Exhibition 2012 offers exciting opportunities to increase your presence in the region, whether it is through being a sponsor, advertising your services and products or as an exhibitor showcasing your unique products and services at this prestigious event. SPONSORSHIP ENQUIRIES Become a sponsor Urban Forum (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd With sponsorship opportunities ranging from the Welcome Reception, Luncheon Symposiums, 45-2, Block C2, Dataran Prima Jalan PJU 1/39, 47301 Petaling Jaya, Malaysia conference bags, writing pads, delegate gifts and more, there is something for every-sized Tel: +603 7880 6839 Fax: +603 7880 3067 marketing budget. Email: [email protected] As a sponsor, your organisation will have increased visibility at an event that brings together a Ms. Mal Tennekoon cross-section of influential decision makers from the region into one location. Not only is it the Mobile: +6012 260 8327 perfect opportunity to strategically place your company as a market leader, being a sponsor at the Email: [email protected] th 12 Asia Pacific ITS Forum & Exhibition allows you to maximise your organisation's visibility and Mr. Gurcharan Singh Gill increase brand image and market share through an integrated marketing strategy. Mobile: +6012 326 6193 Email: [email protected] EXHIBITION Become an Exhibitor EXHIBITION ENQUIRIES Hopetech Sdn Bhd Exhibitions are the cornerstone of an integrated marketing programme that can translate into Bangunan MCOBA, 42 Jalan Syed Putra, partnerships and networking opportunities during and after the event. 50460 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Don’t miss the opportunity to showcase your unique products and services at this prestigious Tel: +603 2273 8155 event. Fax: +603 2273 5595 Ms. Shima Ibrahim Standard Fee Mobile: +6012 230 6826 Email: [email protected] Gold RM12,000.00 Silver RM10,000.00 Bronze RM8,000.00 EXHIBITION FLOOR PLAN Storage Storage Services Pyramid 3 from Opening/Closing shopping Pyramid 2 centre Pyramid 1 Lunch Ceremonies Service Breakout Sessions Welcome Reception Plenary sessions Breakout Sessions Main Entrance A19 A20 A21 A18 A22 A23 A17 A24 A25 Lobby Male A16 A26 A27 Lounge/ Washroom Sofa Area A15 To washroom To A01 A02 A03 A04 A05 A06 A07 A08 A09 A10 A11 A12 A13 A14 Female Ladies Washroom Internet Kiosk Internet Entrance A41 A40 A37 A36 A33 A32 A29 A28 Gents From Car A53 A54 A57 A58 Internet Kiosk Park Lv CP3 A43 A42 A39 A38 A35 A34 A31 A30 Entrance A55 A56 A59 A60 To Car Park Car To Entrance A44 A45 A46 A47 A48 A49 A50 A51 A52 Registration Counter Auto Display Area LEGEND GOLD BOOTH BRONZE BOOTH AUTO DISPLAY AREA SILVER BOOTH ITS AP BOOTH GUEST SPEAKERS Dato’ Ir. Hj. Mohamad b. Husin Hajime Amano Scott Belcher Dr. Hermann Meyer President President ITS Japan President and Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer ITS Malaysia Secretary General ITS Asia Pacific Forum ITS America ERTICO – ITS Europe .. Dr. Hiroyuki Watanabe Ingolf Schadler Dato’ Ir. Hj. Ismail b. Md Salleh Susan Harris Mohd Nur Ismal b. Mohamed Kamal Chairman Deputy Director General Director General Chief Executive Officer Chief Executive Officer ITS Japan Federal Ministry Transport, Innovation & Technology Austria Malaysian Highway Authority ITS Australia Land Public Transport Commission Malaysia Dr. Sorawit Narupiti Sing Mong Kee Dr. S. K. Jason Chang Paul Cheng Yasuhiro Okumura President President Vice-President President Director, ITS Policy and Program Office, ITS Thailand ITS Singapore ITS Taiwan ITS Hong Kong Road Bureau, Ministry of Land Infrastructure Transport and Tourism-MLIT, Japan Shunsuke Kamijo Ir. Dr. Leong Siew Mun Shoichi Suzuki Andrew Thomas William Pickford Greg Blocker Associate Professor Director Ministry Land Infrastructure Chief Executive Officer Area Vice President University of Tokyo. Urban Transport Department Transport and Tourism, Japan Transport Technology Consultants Ltd. International Toll & ITS Dept, TransCore City Hall Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia Dr. Huang Wen Jing Koen Soenens Neil Perks Shuguang He Dr. Raimund Pammer Secretary-General International Business Development Manager ITS Technical Director Senior Consultant Chief Technical Officer ITS Taiwan Traficon International nv Asia AECOM INRO Solutions Inc. Efkon Ag Ashish Chandra Andy Cheng Dr Ching-Yao Chan Robert W. Karr Dr. Lee Der-Horng Senior Transport Modeller Senior Manager of Moxa Inc. Programme Leader, California PATH, Director, Federal Signal Technologies Associate Professor SKM Colin Buchanan Industrial Ethernet Infrastructure Business Division University of California, Berkeley (Hong Kong) Limited National University of Singapore FORUM PROGRAMME DAY 1 - MONDAY DAY 2 - TUESDAY DAY 3 - WEDNESDAY TIME 16 APRIL 2012 17 APRIL 2012 18 APRIL 2012 0800 0900 Registration Registration Opening Ceremony Venue: Pyramid 3, Level CP 3 (Venue:
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