Alumni News = 香港科技大學校友通訊, No. 12

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[evdate 2002-03-15] Alumni News March 2002 Issue No: 12 HONG KONG UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY How to become a success even when times are tough Negative economic times require positive thinkers to beat the gloom and forge ahead. With HKUST's emphasis on creative, independent thinking and its spirit of adventure, our alumni - from founding students to recent graduates - are proving themselves ideally placed to light the way even when the outlook is gray. Mr Sing-cheong Liu, Managing Director of Pearl River - Hang Cheong in Guangzhou Despite the recent downturn for many real estate firms, chartered surveyor Mr Sing-cheong Liu (1994 PT MBA) has been able to push his own company forward through a combination of long-term vision and enterprise. Mr Liu, one of HKUST's first postgraduate students in 1991, built up a successful business in the local real estate market in the early 1990s. In 1993, he decided to re-direct his focus to the mainland and established Pearl River - Hang Cheong Real Estate Consultants Ltd. It was a bold move. At the time, the mainland real estate business was still developing and people's knowledge about property agencies was limited. But Mr Liu was undaunted. To gain customers' confidence, he developed a strategy of offering quality service at a low price. He maintained a good working relationship with his staff, by not setting himself apart from them and by living in an ordinary rented flat. It took time, great effort and innovative thinking, but Mr Liu's foresight paid off. By the late 1990s business was booming and Pearl River now employs over 200 staff. Mr Liu maintained close ties with HKUST during the time he was building up his company in Guangzhou, and is now able to share his experiences as Corporate Advisor to the School of Business and Management and as a member of the Advisory Committee on Entrepreneurship. In 2001, he was made an Honorary Fellow of HKUST. Perseverance is one of the most important factors in overcoming challenges, according to Mr Liu. "To succeed, you need to set your goal and then stick to it," he said. MicroWeb Ltd, an HKUST Start-up Perseverance is something young entrepreneurs Pervez Iqbal (2001 BBA-MGTO) and Nelson Wong (2001 BBA-MGTO) well understand after two years of running their own hi-tech business, through good times and bad. The pair launched HKUST start-up MicroWeb Ltd in January 2000 to market hi-tech services and enable SMEs to make the most of new technology. They took on a staff comprising HKUST graduates and guaranteed good service at a competitive price. Initially all went well. Then came the bursting of the Internet bubble and the '911' tragedy. Budget constraints saw some companies canceling their arrangements with MicroWeb. The drop in enthusiasm for hi-tech industries also had an impact. While many IT companies closed, the MicroWeb team did not give up. Instead they thought of new ideas to complement their original mission. The company started to undertake consultancy work for Internet and e-commerce services and also to retail computer software and hardware. As Pervez Iqbal said: "The situation is tough but we should be ashamed of ourselves if we thought it too hard to handle. After all, we are young and there are always opportunities to be found in Hong Kong." As Pearl River and MicroWeb show, when HKUST alumni of any generation set to work, there is no such word as "can't". Happy Easter ! from Alumni Relations Section, OUDPA

New Credit Card for Every HKUST Alumni A unique HKUST Alumni Credit Card is now available offering you a host of special benefits as well as a way to boost University funds. The card, jointly launched by the University, the HKUST Alumni Association, the Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited and the Bank of China Credit Card (International) Limited, entitles holders to a variety of privileges, including special offers on HKUST Alumni Association lifetime membership and parking on campus. What's more, every time you use your HKUST Alumni Credit Card, 0.3% of the amount you spend will be

donated to HKUST for educational development, research and University's development. You will also enjoy an annual fee waiver for the first three years.

Don't miss out on this chance to make a contribution to your alma mater at no extra cost. See the enclosed leaflet for more details and apply now! New Credit Card for Every HKUST Alumni http www.alumni.ust.hk Don't forget that all alumni can make use of the following first-class facilities and services at the University:

Library Annual or lifetime library cards are available on payment of the appropriate fee. The first year's fee is waived for HKUST Alumni Association members. For details, contact the Library Circulation Department on 2358 6777 or visit http library.ust.hk/serv/cardap.html. Sports Facilities All alumni are entitled to a free Sports Facilities User Card. Apply in person at the Student Affairs Office's Amenities Service Counter on LG3. Enquiries: 2358 6666. On-Campus Accommodation Alumni can reserve rooms for themselves and guests at the Visitor Center. For rates and bookings, call 2358 6158. Career Services Alumni are welcome to use the Career Center and can contact a student counselor for an individual consultation. Appointments can be made in person or by calling 2358 8590. Parking Spaces are available at the Southern Access Car Park at $10/hour for the first two hours, and $50/hour thereafter. With effect from 2 April 2002, HKUST Alumni Association members and HKUST Alumni Credit Card holders need only pay $10 for one hour, $20 for two hours or $30 all day. In addition to the Southern Access Car Park, these cardholders are also free to park their cars in marked parking bays elsewhere on campus subject to the usual conditions of no parking overnight or in residents only bays.

Keep in touch with free email To strengthen ties, HKUST has set up a free email service for alumni to stay in contact with the University and with

each other. The service provides users with 5 MB storage capacity for personal communication. For details, please

visit the ISA website at http www.alumni.ust.hk or email helpdesk@alumni.ust.hk.

MAKE THE MOST OF HKUST Alumni and friends having lunch at China Garden.

New Catering Outlets The spanking new China Garden on G/F offers Chinese food and dim sum. Due to limited seating, this new restaurant only serves University members and their guests. As alumni, you are welcome to go there. Note that it is a bookable venue (Tel: 2358 1133). For proof of identity, please take a look at "What's New" at http www.ust.hk/alumni. The LG1 new restaurant, which is open to all, offers three styles of cuisine. Come and try out these exciting new dining venues!

ALUMNI NEWS PTC - G9128 8UNIVERSITY SPOTLIGHT Alumni News is published quarterly by HKUST's Office of University Development and Public Affairs (OUDPA), focusing on alumni information, activities and services, and highlights of the University's development. Design and Production Publishing Technology Center, HKUST OUDPA reserves the right to publish and edit any material submitted for publication. Views expressed in this Alumni News by individual contributors do not necessarily represent those of the University. Please acknowledge source when any part of the Alumni News is quoted. The next issue of Alumni News will be published in June 2002. Please send your contributions by 20 April 2002. Editorial Advisory Group Terri Lai (OUDPA) Michelle Cheung (OUDPA) Parker Lau (HKUST Alumni Association) Mavis Lee (HKUST Alumni Association) Editors Amy Yap (Chinese editor) Sally Course (English editor) Alumni Relations Section, OUDPA Room 1364, Academic Building, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Clear Water Bay, Kowloon, Hong Kong Phone: (852) 2358 6316 Fax: (852) 2358 0537 E-mail: alumni@ust.hk Website: http www.ust.hk/alumni

Prof Chu and Prof Neal Lane meet with President Jiang Zemin HKUST President Prof Paul Ching-Wu Chu and Prof Neal Lane, former Director of both the US National Science Foundation and the White House Office of Science and Technology, met with Chinese President Jiang Zemin in Beijing on 26 November 2001.Topics discussed at the meeting included global development trends in science and technology. Prof Lane also visited HKUST on 21 November 2001 and toured the University's leading-edge facilities. Vice-President for Academic Affairs appointed Prof Yuk-Shee Chan was appointed Vice-President for Academic Affairs in December 2001. Prof Chan was founding Dean of HKUST's School of Business and Management and has led the School to worldclass status and number one ranking in Asia in just a decade. Recognition Prof Nancy Ip has been elected Academician of the Chinese Academy of Science (CAS), the highest academic honor bestowed to a Chinese scientist. Prof Ip is the Associate Dean of Science, Head and Professor of the Department of Biochemistry, and Director of the Biotechnology Research Institute at HKUST. Prof Ping Sheng, Head of the Department of Physics, has been named Leader of the Year for Technology by the Sing Tao Group. Prof Ping K Ko, Professor of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, has been awarded the 2002 IEEE Solid-State Circuits Award for the development of device models used for IC design. He shares the award with Prof Chenming Hu of UC Berkeley. Business School moves up again! Just one year after it placed 48th in the Financial Times 2001 MBA rankings of the world's top business schools, HKUST's School of Business and Management has moved up the list to 47. It remains the only university in Asia to be included in this prestigious top-50 list.

Alumni spark' giving' spirit There are many different opportunities for alumni to add to life at HKUST. This spirit of "giving" was wonderfully illustrated during the University's 10th anniversary celebrations with the creation of the HKUST alumni song, Fei Xiang (Soaring), and a fund-raising drive last autumn. As added encouragement, University Council Chairman Dr Vincent H S Lo pledged to support the drive with a "Dollar-for-Dollar Matching Scheme". With $15,600 donated by alumni and matching funds from Dr Lo, the total raised came to $31,200. The money will be used to set up four scholarships, one for each School. It only takes a spark to get a fire going, and soon all those around can warm up in its glowing. Let's kindle the "giving" spirit within all HKUST alumni - and keep it growing. New programs providing ways for alumni to give will take place in the coming months. We will be counting on your support! Your generosity Huge thanks to the alumni listed below (in alphabetical order) for their donations to the autumn fund-raiser. Thanks also to those who prefer to remain anonymous. Ms Cheung Yuet Fun 1996 BBA(MGTO) Mr Chiew Tse Vun 1995 MSc(CIVL) Mr Chung Kam Wing 2001 BEng(ELEC&CPEG) Mr Lam Siu Kei 1994 BEng(ELEC) Mr Lau Chun Tak 1995 MPhil(CHEM) Mr Lo Wah Chi 2000 BBA(MGTO) Mr Sum Chi Wing 2001 BEng(COMP) Ms Wan Pui Shan Sophia 1994 BSc(BIOL) 6ALUMNI POSTCARDS How HKUST helped me make my mark on life sciences My life science website (http genomicshome.com) is now recognized among the international research community and I have to thank HKUST for providing me with the right educational environment to set me on my way in both research and creative thinking. After my two degrees at HKUST, I took up clinical research at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. My work focused on human genetic eye diseases and, as it entailed using state-of-the-art DNA chips and genome mapping technologies, I collected many relevant resources about these technologies as well as information on life science research areas, such as functional genomics, proteomics and bioinformatics. I then decided I should create my own website to share what I had found via the Internet. The scientific research community has really welcomed the site and it has been widely linked with renowned institutes all over the world, including the US National Institutes of Health. It was also recently recommended by Science magazine. For this success, I have HKUST and my fellow students to thank. I had very good supervisors, colleagues and classmates at the University, and the exceptionally dynamic atmosphere and research environment laid down an outstanding foundation for my life today. Best wishes to you all! Leung Yuk Fai 1996 BSC(BICH) 1998 Mphil(BICH) Terry Leung 1995 BSc(COMP) Mavis Lee 1999 BBA(ACCT)

7 ALUMNI UPDATE MBA Trailwalkers score fundraising success The MBA Alumni Association (MBAAA) has helped set the pace for future Trailwalker participants by raising the highest amount for

teams in the education sector in last year's event. The achievement was recognized at an award presentation ceremony organized by

Oxfam Hong Kong in February to celebrate top teams in eight different categories. The 16 members of the four HKUST MBA alumni

teams raised a total of $136,510. In his opening speech, Mr Chong Chan-yau, Executive Director of Oxfam Hong Kong, said that the active participation of university students, including those from HKUST, was most encouraging and showed students were still keen to get involved in community work and charitable causes. Five of the alumni Trailwalkers and MBAAA representatives attended the presentation ceremony. Isabel Lui (1999 PT MBA)

Down to business in Shanghainese Business Shanghainese, co-authored by Houghton Lee (1994 PT MBA) and Dr Tang Zhixiang, is now available. The book introduces the Shanghainese required in different business contexts. Along with useful phrases and grammatical rules, the book, together with the accompanying CD, explains many current slang terms and idiomatic expressions. HKUST alumni can receive a special 10% discount (HK$79 per copy) and free local delivery by placing their order with Houghton at hleeyang@hkstar.com.

Start-up founder wins Outstanding Young Digi Person award HKUST PhD candidate James She (2000 MPhil (ELEC)) has became the youngest recipient of one of Hong Kong's Ten Outstanding Young Digi Persons awards in recognition of his services to IT in the community. Mr She is co-founder and Chief Technology Officer of start-up company SinoCDN, which he launched in 2000. Mr She, who set up the company with his HKUST MPhil supervisor, Professor Danny Tsang, was presented with the award in December 2001. Also in 2001, SinoCDN gained two Hong Kong awards for its innovative technologies.

New MBAAA Executive Committee for 2002: President Lawrence Liu (third left, front row), Vice-President of Communications and Public Relations Isabel Lui (third right, front row), Prof KC Chan (left), Dr Steve DeKrey (right) and other committee members at the MBAAA Annual Dinner in January.

Lesley Kong (2000 PT MBA) and Carsten Paasch (1994 FT MBA) receive their award from Mr Michael McCarthy of State Street, principal sponsor of Trailwalker 2001.

Young alumnus inventor Congratulations to PhD candidate Fu Ming-sun (2000 MPhil(ELEC)) who reached the finals of the 2001 Young Inventors Award, sponsored by the Far Eastern Economic Review. He was one of only 14 finalists chosen from a total of 216 entries from universities around Asia. He received recognition for inventing a halftone-image watermark technique that hides information in a picture and can prove its authenticity. A US patent is pending on the technology.

If you would like to share news or updates with us, please email to OUDPA at alumni@ust.hk. MBAAA' s updates: http www.bm.ust.hk/~bmalumni/new/index.htm

校友通訊 香港科技大學 兩代科大人 一種奮鬥心 地產泡沫一爆了！ 科網泡沫一爆了！ 面對爆破經濟，有人呼天搶地 怨天怨地；有人另闢蹊徑，開創自 己的新天地 一群積極進取的枓大 人，選擇了後者，努力不懈，為著 理想奮鬥。他們 一個久歷江 湖，原來早已洞悉先機；一班初生 之犢，卻堅決永不言棄。廖勝昌 1994 MBA 2001 科大 大學學會 會士 微網的貝域思(2001 BBA MGTO 與黃家豪 (2001 BBA MGTO〕分別在地產和科網界中繼續 馳騁。面對人人口中的「低迷-環 境 他們一不「低-頭，二不「迷- 失。原來，不論年紀，不論經驗， 只要「心仍未冷-，環境雖逆轉， 路，卻仍可以順行；

廖勝昌 - 先知先覺先行者 今日，不少香港人面對懷破了的經濟泡沬，不論創業或求腦 都北望神州。但在90年代初已擁有自己測量行的測量師廖勝昌， 原來早已見到泡沫端倪。他逐步出售手頭物業、結束香港生意- 毅然進軍廣州房地產市場於93年創辦珠江恆昌房地產顧問有限 公司，向內地提供房地產顧問服務。 頭淡湯好飲 拓荒路難行 當日香港的樓價增幅高過租金升 幅很明顯是不夠樓炒而非不 夠樓住。因此樓宇漲價只是 泡沫非因供求。廖勝昌 說。時間證明7他的眼光， 但在最初，當個先行者殊不 容易。廣州房地產市場在90年 代仍未成熟，當地人對地產顧問 服務更一無所知，即使願意免費給人家做 研究對方還是怕公司資料外洩而拒絕。加上市場上欠 人才；連員工也得自行培訓，為求讓員工信任自己責幹《 的誠意，他更以廣州民房作為居所。 那時，做一份 電話簿厚 的報告也只收三萬大元， 但廖勝昌著重長線投資，期望將來客戶及市場有發展，自己才賺 取回報。 在公司最艱難的日子，廖勝昌還得返港找資金出糧結員工公 司一方面未有盈利，一方面仍得繼續投資，面對隔河的香港地產 炒得如人如荼廖勝昌坦承「沒有動搖是假的，但路已走了一半， 回頭一樣艱難。- 廖勝昌說不少香港公司最後都從國內市場無功而還只因他 們用香港的一套，照搬回內地。但珠江恆昌則逐步適應當地需 要，發展出一系列有關服務、包括地皮估値、樓宇建設、銷售、 設計等等，一手包辦。珠江恆昌終在99年開始錄得盈利，並現已 發展為一家擁有二百多名員工的企業，去年更與恆隆集團合狙公 司進軍廣州房地產網站及二手樓宇代理業務。 先行者叮囑：北上忌盲目 不過，人人都讚他當日獨具慧眼的廖膨昌今日卻勸勉香港人 不應盲目地一窩蜂北上。 我知道這樣說是政治不正確，但這眞是我的想法。如果今日你 在香港找不到出路．其實某程度上乃由於當日看不清經濟轉型、 泡沫爆破的現實。那麼，既然在一個自己土生土長的地方也看 透其發展你又憑什麼相信，你在毫不熟悉的國內環境可以大有 作為 「如果眞的認為內地發展較好，便得有心理準備，在那裏重頭做 起、不再回望香港的一切。如果內地人月人兩萬元可以生活 得很好你也得學習在內地月入兩萬元一樣生活得很好 千萬不要想著在香港年薪百萬，否則只會更痛苦。- 這個過來人以自己的身體力行，說明在內地花了卞 年，才打下今日的江山 不斷强調「做人不可依賴環境-的 廖勝昌，是個孜孜不倦地實踐理 想的人， 91年他人讀科大工商 管理碩士課程，成為科大工商 管理學院的首屆畢業生。人 '科大前他已有多年營商經驗 但他說，以往做生意是「只知其 然而不知其所以然-科大課程令他 明白做生意是一門怎樣的學問與藝術，讓他有更 宏觀、更完整的看法。現時，他是枓大工商管理學院的企業顧 問，及創業顧問委員會成員科大更於去年向他頒發「大學學會會 士-以表揚他的貢獻。 今日，廖勝昌笑談當日風雲，問他人生轉捩點是不是決定進軍 大陸，他卻芙說r每一天都是轉捩點我覺得做人就像微積分 每一日累積多一點。見到目標，就要緊咬不放。只要一天未離 場，一天也未知輸嬴，最重要是不要一清袋，翻不了身 成功人士是否總是講這套老生常談一般勁兒叫人積極樂觀向 前望「整天記著不開心的東西怎么向前走呀人生不如意事十 常八九呢 哦，原來成功背後，還缺不了一顆進取心！

微網 初生之犢不畏「苦- 「911事件發生翌日，即912當天，已經有客打電話來說要 暫停生意。-微網的助理總經理黃家豪說。 911的影響，果然立竿見影。不過，美國世貿中心雖然倒下 了還是擊不倒一班初生之犢。 微網 創辦於2000年1月可{????}b科大的哺育下誕生。當時 正値科網熱潮，一群商學院學生便想到開辦一間寫網頁的公司。 得到教授們的支持協助順利開業。 價廉服務多需求大客華懋也到手 時候，很多生意人資訊科技有需求，卻又不懂，我們雖年 青，卻給了他們信心。-來自巴基斯坦、剛於去年畢業的董事總經 理貝域思〔Pervez lqba1〕說。 起初十多名學生一起創業，每人都引介一些顧客，客戶還不難 找，甚至連華懋這個「大客-，也透過轉介而來。 「我想他們是看中我們夠便宜。一般收費五、六十萬元的工程、 我們只收二十多萬。- 微網的服務宗旨是給予顧客比他們預期還多的東西。因此， 面一些當時不太精通電腦的客戶微網也耐心講解。至規時為 止，已先後取得了華懋三個屋苑的住客內聯網生意。 低迷的打擊奮發的動力 可惜創業不久便遇上了科網泡沬爆破的現實。 「那時惟有努力做更多推廣工作啦， tele-marketing、 打更多cold call、發電郵、傳眞宣傳單張，甚至親身上門 求生意。-危機對許多人是世界未日的打擊，對他們來 說，只是奮發的動力。 好像有位顧客，本來預計半年完成的計劃，卻突然說要一個月 內完成於是霎時間他們發動所有員工日夜趕工，終於在「死線- 當日交貨。 不過，喘息還未定，又遇上了911事件。 問他們怎辦7同於去年畢業的助理總經理黃家豪聳聳肩，「沒有 什麼勤力一點吧。現時每天工作十小時囉 於是試過與客戶第一次面談時，不經意得悉對方後天要飛往 外地於是回來馬上通宵達旦趕製計劃書，讓客戶帶上飛機最 後一祇合約便手到拿來。 微網先天養份充足不僅創業時得到大學教授給予許多寶貴意 見而且微網於科大的教研人員創業計劃下成立，連辦公室也責 身科大中，有了大學作後盾，亦較容易取得客戶信任貝域思亡 承認，沒有枓大他們難有今天。 話雖如此，掙扎求存還得靠自己。今天他們的服務非常多樣 化除編寫網頁外，遼包括各種資訊科技的顧問服務、兩聯網、 系統服務等他們的客戶名單包括浸會大學、理工大學甚至蒙 古頜事館。 「無論什麼時候，總有些企業是佔市場先機的。例如這個時勢， 我們便找保安行業的生意。又如過了聖誕，我們便聯絡玩具商 趁他們較有空間 -貝域思口中的發展大計還多箸呢。 現時各行各業也講r瘦身-，他們也將之利用作發展生意的機 會。「科技就是要減省人 力我們為企業提供 各種減輕成本增加 成效的方法只有 協助企業增加競爭 能力，我們才能生 存。-黃家豪說。 即使試不攏生 意，他們也相信可有 利於公司長遠發展。「此刻做不成生意不代表以後都做不成我 們把這段時期視佗播種將來市道好轉客戶便會想起我們。- 「香港人向以能適應環境著稱，但現在的香港人很多都變得姓 賴怨這怨那。-貝域思感嘆說：客觀環境是艱難但我們的心 卻不能感覺艱難。我們是年青人，如果常常說艱難，是一種羞恥 呢

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