Changkhui: Changkhui

Due to a trip overseas, the show went missing for a week. Also, because of the trip, we could not have come up in timely manner with the launch of 3G iPhone almost two weeks earlier. However, Koson was still able to come up with some materials from the event. We talked mostly about the platform the phone promised and what to expect in the future.

We had a guest on this episode. Felix was our fan, who lived in Pangan Island. He was the one who paid Passakorn a visit during his stop in Bangkok a month ago. We both read an recommended topic in Pantip.Com and shared comments on this episode. Thank you Felix and hope to host an episode with you again, sometime.

We were simply lazy this week and, hence, the delay. Passakorn visited Brunei last week and shared what he observed during his 3-day visit there. Then we talked about the State of the Internet report from Akamai, we saw some interesting stats there that we would like to share with our audience and, lastly, we talked about the incident at Revision 3, they just had a denial-of-service attack the week before from Media Defender.

Once again, we used our corporate resource to our advantage. There was an interesting seminar, organized by UIH (where Passakorn worked with), about Thailand computer crime bill. The issue involved around the log management which would require all enterprises that provided internet access to have a centralized log files. There were six in the panel, there were Mr.Chaiyakorn Apiwathanokul, CSO (Chief Security Officer) PTT ICT Solutions Company Limited, a company of PTT Group, Mr.Kumpol Sontanarat, Director of Information Technology Department – Securities and Exchange Commission, Miss Surangkana Wayuparb, Director of Ethical, Legal and Social Impact of Information Technology Research Division / NECTEC, Assoc.Prof.Dr.Sujate Jantarang, President, Mahanakorn University of Technology, Pol.Col.Yanaphon Youngyuen, Department of Special Investigation and Mr. Prinya Hom-Anek, President and Founder ACIS Professional Center. This was an interesting topic and the conversation cleared up a lot of fears, uncertainty and doubts among those who were yet to implement this. Hope it would be useful. Highly recommended to share this among office colleagues.

We went off topic this week. Our friend, Chalermporn or Ning, just came back from Tasmania, so we decided to invite her over to share us her trip experience. She also brought along some photos so we put this episode in M4A format, and you all can view them. Sorry that we were off topic this week, we should be back to normal next episode.

Out of the blues, we were invited to air at FM 100.5 at MCOT on the very day we were called. Of course, we obliged. A lot of the stories we talked about were mentioned a few times here and there in our podcasts, but for the major audience of the shows, these should be quite new. Anyway, we would like to thank MCOT for honoring us to introduce ourselves.

Recording directly after the previous episode, so the mood of the discussion continued. Ood elaborated more on what he had read from Bundit Uengrungsri book. Surprisingly, Wiroon shined on this episode, and was quite funny. Sorry for the language, it was a little informal and vulgar.

Sutin was inspired by an article he read about the power of connection, so he hosted the episode and gathered some friends to share their networking experience. The sound quality was not at its best but the fun should make up for it. Due to the technical reason, we decided to divide the episode into 2 parts to fix the technical problem.

After a long holiday, we came back with some laziness still sticking on us. A somewhat lazy episode. We talked about the movement on HSPA by AIS and the response from the DTAC. Before diving into the topic, we talked some various issues, such as fan mails.

Having attending a presentation recently by overseas company, it trigged us to think of the topic. All these presentations could have been much better if they paid more attention on customers background and, also, the Thai culture. We invited our friend, David B. Aldridge to share his experience in dealing with the situation as both a listener and a presenter. We luckily caught him just a few days before he went overseas.