The outdated update

Yes... finally, a little time to spare to blog about my Bangkok trip. I was actually in Bangkok for this:


Fruitful? Yea... I got myself an iPod Shuffle through the lucky draw. It was my first ever lucky draw present and an expensive one too... retailing at RM 349 for that tiny little thing.

See the photo:

Apart of that, yeah, we had quite a lot of drink during dinner before the height of the summit. It was a Thai steamboat dinner.

The conference wasn't really interesting... just listening to presentations after presentations, after presentations. You'll definately felt bored mid-way.


Lunch was in the hotel restaurant, serving a near-authentic Thai food. Why I say near-authentic? It's because the food was cooked without their usual spiciness so that the Japanese were able to eat.


Dinner that day was the usual buffet. Nothing great, food isn't as nice as of what I would expect from a 5-star hotel, The Dusit Thani Hotel, though the environment, design, ambience was to me, top-class.

And surprisingly, no one drink the way we drank the night before. The most interesting part was of course the lucky draw. It's nice when seeing the lucky drawn directors of the principal company, passing their gift to the next person. That's very sporting of them.


Oh, and before, I end this, perhaps a little introduction of the principal company. It's known as Fujitsu Kansai Systems Ltd., aka FKS, a subsidiary of Fujitsu Japan. Prones is FKS-owned ERP system, focusing on the manufacturing, financial and the distribution sector.


My company, being a partner of FKS, gets involved whenever a client or customer want's to modify or the common term, customise the system. And here is where I come in. I get involved in the customisation for clients.


This is for the fact the ERP system developers realised that no one ERP system can fit into all business environment, be it manufactuing, financial, distribution etc.


So I guess that's it for now. Time to get going. Still has tonnes of things to complete. Will put a little more detail next time.