NAME: Mr. Ng Cheng Wee (Anthony)

QUALIFICATION: B.Sc. Degree in Computer Science

                                 Post Graduate in Computer Artificial Intelligence

CAREER SUMMARY : 1995   – Present  General Manager  : Visualogic Resources (M) S/B

                                         1990   – 1995      Training Director   : iT-CAT (M) S/B

                                         1986   – 1990      Head of School     : Informatics College

                                         1985   – 1986      Network Specialist : Wang Laboratory Inc.

CAREER DETAILS :

    A computer Science graduate from University of Manitoba, Canada. Anthony has been involved with Information Technology since 1985.

    After a short period of commercial experience as a network specialist,   he took up an appointmentas a lecturer at Informatics College.  Soon he became  actively involved in new technology development; he is the founder of Computer Servicing Department and later promoted to become Head of the  School.  During his time at Informatics, Anthony had been instrumental in improving the knowledge and skill of the staff, the resources that contributed to the success story of Informatics today.

    In 1990 he set up the first corporate training centre in the region, as its Director, specialising in IBM AS/400 training.  During this time, he was seconded by IBM to be an IBM trainer for mid-range systems.

    Anthony has a wide range of outside interests including consultancy  (mainly, but not exclusively for local government) and his main research interest is in Open System Inter-connectivity.  His customers  range from ALCOM, BALGI, Carlsberg, Dunlop, Ipmuda, F&N, Gardenia, Herculus, ICI, Jebsen & Jessen, Kementerian Kewangan, Pendidikan, Hasil Dalam Negeri, OCBC, PROTON, just to name a few.  He is also a renowed speaker for British Computer Society (BSC) and was responsible for initiating BCS courses at the college since 1986.

    The formation of Visualogic Resources see him moving into a new era of being the first to be involved in client-server training and development in this region.  He was first to use VisualAge for RPG in their earlier software research and development.

    As an IBM Business Partner, he has been involved in co-development  with couple of foreign banks in developing e-business application using advanced development tools such as PERL for CGI and VisualAge for Java since 1999.

    Currently he is also actively involved in development of Websphere applications for e-business solutions across multiple platforms.