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'''Tien-Lai Teng''' is the Director General for the Department of Posts and Telecommunications in Taiwan | '''Tien-Lai Teng''' is the Director General for the Department of Posts and Telecommunications in Taiwan.<ref>[http://taipeitimes.com/News/biz/archives/2001/05/16/0000086009 taipeitimes]</ref> He was previously Taiwan's representative to the [[GAC]].<ref>[http://mhomeroxy.appspot.com/gac.icann.org/gac-representatives appspot]</ref> He attends [[GAC]] meetings, and [[twNIC]] meetings and conferences.<ref>[http://www.twnic.net.tw/file/twnic08spring.pdf twnic]</ref><ref>[http://www.twnic.net.tw/file/twnic08summer.pdf twnic]</ref> His participating at IT meetings also involves presentations, such as at the opening ceremony of the Global [[IPv6]] and Internet Trends Conference held in 2008 in Taiwan.<ref>[http://www.ipv6.org.tw/summit2008/En/Preliminary%20Program3.htm IPv6.org.tw]</ref> | ||
==Industry Participation== | ==Industry Participation== | ||
Mr. Tien-Lai Teng has been overseeing and creating policy to move the nation's 2G customers smoothly to 3G, and also preparing them for 4G, services.<ref>[http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2011/05/11/2003502965 TaipeiTimes.com]</ref> Indeed, much of his high-profile work tends to revolve around updating the nation's ICT infrastructure in a fair and timely matter, including its satellite TV service.<ref>[http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2011/05/19/2003503623 TaipeiTimes.com]</ref> His work, and that of his department, has turned the country into an Asian "powerhouse" with regards to ICT.<ref>[http://www.aptld.org/taipeifebruary2008/APTLD-Taipei-Comm.pdf APTLD]</ref> He has been involved in liberalization efforts with regards to foreign ownership laws in an attempt to garner more foreign investment.<ref>[http://www.cn-c114.net/576/a290133.html CN-c114.net]</ref> | Mr. Tien-Lai Teng has been overseeing and creating policy to move the nation's 2G customers smoothly to 3G, and also preparing them for 4G, services.<ref>[http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2011/05/11/2003502965 TaipeiTimes.com]</ref> Indeed, much of his high-profile work tends to revolve around updating the nation's ICT infrastructure in a fair and timely matter, including its satellite TV service.<ref>[http://www.taipeitimes.com/News/taiwan/archives/2011/05/19/2003503623 TaipeiTimes.com]</ref> His work, and that of his department, has turned the country into an Asian "powerhouse" with regards to ICT.<ref>[http://www.aptld.org/taipeifebruary2008/APTLD-Taipei-Comm.pdf APTLD]</ref> He has been involved in liberalization efforts with regards to foreign ownership laws in an attempt to garner more foreign investment.<ref>[http://www.cn-c114.net/576/a290133.html CN-c114.net]</ref> | ||
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Tien-Lai Teng is the Director General for the Department of Posts and Telecommunications in Taiwan.[1] He was previously Taiwan's representative to the GAC.[2] He attends GAC meetings, and twNIC meetings and conferences.[3][4] His participating at IT meetings also involves presentations, such as at the opening ceremony of the Global IPv6 and Internet Trends Conference held in 2008 in Taiwan.[5]
Industry Participation
Mr. Tien-Lai Teng has been overseeing and creating policy to move the nation's 2G customers smoothly to 3G, and also preparing them for 4G, services.[6] Indeed, much of his high-profile work tends to revolve around updating the nation's ICT infrastructure in a fair and timely matter, including its satellite TV service.[7] His work, and that of his department, has turned the country into an Asian "powerhouse" with regards to ICT.[8] He has been involved in liberalization efforts with regards to foreign ownership laws in an attempt to garner more foreign investment.[9]
He has been the public face of International conferences held in Taiwan, such as the 2008 APRICOT.[10]