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* Member, Asia Pacific [[IPv6]] Task Force<ref>[http://www.ap-ipv6tf.org/aboutus.html ap-ipv6tf.org]</ref> | * Member, Asia Pacific [[IPv6]] Task Force<ref>[http://www.ap-ipv6tf.org/aboutus.html ap-ipv6tf.org]</ref> | ||
* Steering Committee, [[APNG|Asia Pacific Networking Group]]<ref>[http://www.apng.org/organization.htm apng.org]</ref> | * Steering Committee, [[APNG|Asia Pacific Networking Group]]<ref>[http://www.apng.org/organization.htm apng.org]</ref> | ||
* Member & Webmaster of the Education Team, [[IETF | * Member & Webmaster of the Education Team, [[IETF|Internet Engineering Task Force]]) | ||
* Member, [[ICANN]] [[IDN]] Registry Implementation Committee ([[IDN-RIC]]) <ref>[http://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/notes-idn-pdp-wg1-22sep10-en.pdf icann.org]</ref> | * Member, [[ICANN]] [[IDN]] Registry Implementation Committee ([[IDN-RIC]]) <ref>[http://ccnso.icann.org/workinggroups/notes-idn-pdp-wg1-22sep10-en.pdf icann.org]</ref> | ||
* Director, [[APIA|Asia Pacific Internet Association]]<ref>[www.apstar.org/APIA-APstar2002-Shanghai-final.ppt apstar.org]</ref> | * Director, [[APIA|Asia Pacific Internet Association]]<ref>[www.apstar.org/APIA-APstar2002-Shanghai-final.ppt apstar.org]</ref> | ||
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* Member, The Community of Asia Pacific Internet Organizations | * Member, The Community of Asia Pacific Internet Organizations | ||
* Member, Information Technology Management Association | * Member, Information Technology Management Association | ||
* Member, [[W3C|World Wide Web Consortium | * Member, [[W3C|World Wide Web Consortium | ||
* Member, [[UTC|Unicode Technical Consortium | * Member, [[UTC|Unicode Technical Consortium | ||
* Member, [[ISOC|Internet Society | * Member, [[ISOC|Internet Society | ||
* Member, [[MINC|Multilingual Internet Name Consortium]] | * Member, [[MINC|Multilingual Internet Name Consortium]] | ||
* Co-chair [[IDN|Internationalized Domain Names]] Working Group, [[IETF]]<ref>[http://sgentrepreneurs.com/singapore-entrepreneurs/2007/04/04/james-seng-internet-pioneer-tomorrow-sg/ sgentrepreneurs.com]</ref> | * Co-chair [[IDN|Internationalized Domain Names]] Working Group, [[IETF]]<ref>[http://sgentrepreneurs.com/singapore-entrepreneurs/2007/04/04/james-seng-internet-pioneer-tomorrow-sg/ sgentrepreneurs.com]</ref> | ||
* Member, [[APIA|Asia Pacific Internet Association]] | * Member, [[APIA|Asia Pacific Internet Association]] | ||
* Member, [[APNG|Asia Pacific Networking Group | * Member, [[APNG|Asia Pacific Networking Group | ||
* Chair, IDNs Working Group, APNG | * Chair, IDNs Working Group, APNG | ||
==Achievements== | ==Achievements== | ||
* In 2004, developed Tomorrow.sg, a popular meta blog in Singapore | * In 2004, developed Tomorrow.sg, a popular meta blog in Singapore <ref>[http://james.seng.sg/about/bio.html james.seng.sg]</ref> | ||
* In 1998, founded i-DNS.net and served as it's Chief Technology Officer for 3 years. | * In 1998, founded i-DNS.net and served as it's Chief Technology Officer for 3 years. | ||
* In 1995, developed PObox, a web-based email and forwarding service. PObox is licensed and commercialized by Singapore Press Holdings | * In 1995, developed PObox, a web-based email and forwarding service. PObox is licensed and commercialized by Singapore Press Holdings | ||
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| Country: | Singapore |
| Email: | james [at] seng.sg |
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| LinkedIn: |  [jseng James Seng]
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| Twitter: |  @jseng
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James Seng is an Internet Entrepreneur and Investor. Currently, he is a Partner at Tandem Advisors LLP.[1]
He was a speaker at APNIC 28 held in 2009.[2]
Career History[edit | edit source]
- Chief Technology Officer at Shanghai Synacast Media Tech Co. Ltd
- Partner at Thymos Capital LLP
- Assistant Director at IDA (Institute for Defense Analyses)
- Chief Technology Officer at i-DNS.net International Inc.
Appointments[edit | edit source]
- ICANN At-Large Advisory Committee[3]
- Chairman and founding member, APEET(Asia Pacific ENUM Engineering Team)[4]
- Member, Asia Pacific IPv6 Task Force[5]
- Steering Committee, Asia Pacific Networking Group[6]
- Member & Webmaster of the Education Team, Internet Engineering Task Force)
- Member, ICANN IDN Registry Implementation Committee (IDN-RIC) [7]
- Director, Asia Pacific Internet Association[8]
- Co-chair, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Working Group, ITSC[9]
- Member, Joint Engineering Team (JET)[10]
- Member, The Community of Asia Pacific Internet Organizations
- Member, Information Technology Management Association
- Member, [[W3C|World Wide Web Consortium
- Member, [[UTC|Unicode Technical Consortium
- Member, [[ISOC|Internet Society
- Member, Multilingual Internet Name Consortium
- Co-chair Internationalized Domain Names Working Group, IETF[11]
- Member, Asia Pacific Internet Association
- Member, [[APNG|Asia Pacific Networking Group
- Chair, IDNs Working Group, APNG
Achievements[edit | edit source]
- In 2004, developed Tomorrow.sg, a popular meta blog in Singapore [12]
- In 1998, founded i-DNS.net and served as it's Chief Technology Officer for 3 years.
- In 1995, developed PObox, a web-based email and forwarding service. PObox is licensed and commercialized by Singapore Press Holdings
- In 1994, designed Singapore InfoMAP, the official Website of Singapore
- In 1993, developed a multiplayer role playing online game called the Heroes of the Lance
References[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Linkedin.com
- ↑ apnic.net
- ↑ domainpulse.com
- ↑ apstar.org
- ↑ ap-ipv6tf.org
- ↑ apng.org
- ↑ icann.org
- ↑ [www.apstar.org/APIA-APstar2002-Shanghai-final.ppt apstar.org]
- ↑ itsc.org.sg
- ↑ wgig.org
- ↑ sgentrepreneurs.com
- ↑ james.seng.sg