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==Work in MCMC==
==Work in MCMC==
Ybhg Dato' Mohamed Sharil Bin Mohamed Tarmizi was appointed as Chief Operating Officer (COO) of the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission (SKMM) on 16 June 2008.<ref>[http://www.skmm.gov.my/index.php?c=public&v=art_view&art_id=56 Y. Bhg Dato' Mohamed Sharil b. Mohamed Tarmizi]</ref>
Until April 2006 Sharil served as the Senior Advisor in the Office of the Chairman and General Manager in the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission ([[MCMC]]). In April 2006 he left his position at [[MCMC]] and is now with a strategic and financial advisory firm called BinaFikir. He has been appointed as the special envoy for Malaysia in [[GAC]] by the [[MCMC]], in recognition of his contribution and interest in [[GAC]].
Until April 2006 Sharil served as the Senior Advisor in the Office of the Chairman and General Manager in the Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission ([[MCMC]]). In April 2006 he left his position at [[MCMC]] and is now with a strategic and financial advisory firm called BinaFikir. He has been appointed as the special envoy for Malaysia in [[GAC]] by the [[MCMC]], in recognition of his contribution and interest in [[GAC]].
In May 2006, he was positioned as a commission member in [[MCMC]], by the Government of Malaysia. At the time he was one of the seven Commissioners serving on the Board of MCMC.
In May 2006, he was positioned as a commission member in [[MCMC]], by the Government of Malaysia. At the time he was one of the seven Commissioners serving on the Board of MCMC.
As a senior staff member in MCMC (from 2000 to 2006) he led the developent of the convergence legislation in Malaysia. This was reported as first of this kind of legislation. This enabled licensing migration to a convergence framework, 3G mobile systems, broadband initiatives, capacity building programmes on bridging the digital divide and self regulation in the communications and multimedia sector within the MCMC.
As a senior staff member in MCMC (from 2000 to 2006) he led the developent of the convergence legislation in Malaysia. This was reported as first of this kind of legislation. This enabled licensing migration to a convergence framework, 3G mobile systems, broadband initiatives, capacity building programmes on bridging the digital divide and self regulation in the communications and multimedia sector within the MCMC.<ref>[http://www.itu.int/tlc/WORLD2009/forum/entries/participant.135125.html Mr Mohamed Sharil Tarmizi, Acting Chairman, Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commission, Malaysia]</ref>
==International Collaboration==
==International Collaboration==