16 Jul, 2012  Eric Fan Assigned as Committee Member of SSAC by OFCA
 

Appointed by the Office of Communication Authority (OFCA), Eric Fan assumed the representative of Local industry associations as a group in Radio Spectrum and Technical Standards Advisory Committee (SSAC), effective from June 2012.

SSAC is one of the 3 advisory committees in OFCA, responsible for advising the Director-General of Communications on management of radio frequency spectrum, telecommunications and broadcasting equipment.  It is recognition from society of UDomain’s professionalism by assigning Eric Fan as the representative of local industry.

SSAC official website:
http://www.ofca.gov.hk/en/about_us/advisory_committees/SSAC/members/index.html
 

In addition to public office, Eric Fan has also participated in social activities on behalf of UDomain.  Noticeably, he was previously invited by Association of I.T. Leaders in Education (AiTLE) as a guest speaker for seminar aiming to further the professionalism of the Teacher Leaders in school.


 

   
 
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06 Jun, 2012  UDomain is accredited as government public cloud services provider
 

Undergone strict evaluation by the Office of the Government Chief Information Officer (OGCIO), UDomain has become one of government public cloud services providers effective from May 31, 2012.

Suppliers have to fulfill a series of standards in terms of security, manpower, and technical support in order to be accredited as government public cloud services providers, which may be considered by bureau and departments in procuring public cloud services.  Such accreditation recognizes the excellence of UDomain Cloud services, making it the first web hosting company listed with large renowned ICT suppliers:
http://www.ogcio.gov.hk/en/business/business_window/supplier_list.htm

  

Should you be interested in our cloud-related services, feel free to contact us at hotline 2554 7545.

 

   
 
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08 May, 2012  UDomain has been accredited with 5 Years+ Caring Company Logo
 

The Caring Company NGO Partnership Day 2011/12 was successfully held on 3 May 2012 at Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre in Wan Chai, and UDomain has been accredited with 5 Years+ Caring Company Logo for 9 consecutive years.

The Caring Company Scheme was launched by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, aiming at cultivating good corporate citizenship.  Accredited companies shall meet the award adjudication set in 3 scopes: Caring for the Community, Employees, and Environment.  The award has once again recognized UDomain’s efforts in fulfilling corporate social responsibility well in the 3 scopes.

We have sponsored web hosting services for multiple NGOs, such as Hans Andersen Club Limited, AIDS Concern, GoGreen etc.  Our employees have engaged in volunteering, giving and mentoring activities, and the Vulnerable has been also given with working opportunities.

For more stories about our practice in fulfilling CSR, you are welcome to check out on our facebook fan page at http://facebook.com/udomain.hk.

   
 
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