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Samsung SDS links up in Brunei
By CT HJ Mahmod

Brunei firm E-Prime Sdn Bhd, IT Max Pt Ltd (of Singapore), sealing the
deal with South Korea's Samsung SDS, with the Korean Ambassador
witnessing the signing yesterday at the Empire Hotel CC. Pic: Rudolf
Portillo
In line with the country's vision to
become a global hub for ICT, Korea's largest Information Technology
(IT) has come in as a solution provider for Brunei's s e-government.
Vice President of Samsung SDS, Mr
Hyun Soo Choi said, "Korea has a big vision with Brunei to become the
largest players in the world of ICT."
He described Brunei has having an
advanced IT infrastructure, especially with the abundance of resources
and well-trained people. "With such infrastructure, Brunei, in the
market's eyes, has the potential in building the best e-government
system," he added.
He said this at the signing ceremony
of the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) in Strategic ICT Alliance in
Brunei between Samsung SDS, E-Prime Network Sdn Bhd, and IT Max Pt.
Ltd., held yesterday at the Empire Hotel and Country Club.
Signing on behalf of Samsung SDS was
Mr Hyun Soo Choi; representing E Prime Network Sdn. Bhd was its
President, Pg Hj Mohd Suhaimi Alauddin, whilst representing IT Max Pt.
Ltd. was the CEO, Mr Lee Ho.
This is the first such MoU to be
signed between Korea and Brunei, according to Mr Hyun Soo Choi.
Present to witness the signing of MoU, was the Korean Ambassador to
Brunei, Kim Woong-Nam.
Also present were the Permanent
Secretary at the Ministry of Home Affairs, Dato Paduka Hj Abd. Rahman
bin Hj Mohiddin and former Permanent Secretary at the Ministry of
Religious Affairs, Pengiran Dato Paduka Hj Yusof bin Pg Kula.
The president of E Prime said, "by
partnering with Samsung SDS, being the largest ICT solution provider
in Korea, this will show us some enlightenment in enhancing the
productivity of Brunei's e-government".
"E-Prime's main task in this MoU is
to bring in the expertise - Samsung SDS, into Brunei, that is,
transfer knowledge to the locals," Pg Hj Mohd Suhaimi added.
E-Prime Sdn.Bhd, a local company
dealing with ICT which was established over a year ago, works closely
with IT Max, a Singapore-based ICT company registered in Brunei, after
having learnt of Brunei's IT market potential.
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of
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