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"We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them.", Albert Einstein.

In that spirit, I hope to help the world solve more problems than I've caused., Hong Choing

September 2008 - Posts

Microsoft Healthcare Information Exchange, Oct. 15th, Beijing, China
Microsoft global presence is evident in Healthcare.  It is a well kept secret intentionally or unintentionally that Microsoft has made significant investments in the healthcare industry.  This is a long term investment to improve health around Read More...
Forbidden City
Background (Sources Beijing Trip.com )   The Forbidden City, also named the Palace Museum, shares the honor of being one of five world-famous palaces with the Palace of Versailles in France, Buckingham Palace in England, the White House in the U.S. Read More...
Perspective into Chinese Healthcare System
Sept 12th - Today, I was privileged to take part in a tour of a real Chinese Hospital System in operation with my Microsoft colleagues in China.  Our host was Dr. Liu, CIO of Zhongshan City People's Hospital.  James Chen, Microsoft Dir. of Strategic Read More...
Beijing, China: Blending the Old and New on a Global Scale
Witnessing history in the making is a rare opportunity.   To me, one has to contrast the old Beijing to the New Beijing to appreciate the transformation China is making on a global scale.  Fresh from a successful Olympic, China has been Read More...
Microsoft's Global Presence in Emerging Markets and Controlled Chaos
During my trip back to the homeland, I was able to visit among many things the newly opened office of Microsoft Cambodia MDP on August 15th, 2008.  Microsoft Office in Cambodia. Left to right: Chhaykalyan Prak (PAM), Tony Seng (Acct Mgr), Pily Wong Read More...
Home Coming: The return to the Khmer Rouge Field
August 2008 - tropical steamy hot weather, perfectly clear blue sky setting upon acres of rice field among tall coconut trees surrounded by cow and oxen.  These are the memories of an 11 year old boy in 1979.  Why am I writing about this and Read More...
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