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EDITOR’S NOTE Despite HR professionals being on the front line of the ongoing talent war, not all teams are armed with the same weaponry. Old legacy systems and outdated technology still being used in many organisations to manage talent is the modern-day equivalent of going into battle empty handed.

No matter what end of the HR technology spectrum you ﬁnd your company at, today’s session will help you ﬁnd solutions and generate the kind of conversations you’re looking for. As you settle in today, we in the Human Resources team look forward to meeting all of you. Enjoy the conference. As always, we look forward to your feedback.

HR teams can no longer afford to overlook the benefits of technology. So how can you ensure you’re making the right decisions to boost your human capital strategy and stay competitive? This is where HR Tech Interactive steps in. Because technology and analytics play such a large role in employee engagement, compensation and benefits and other people decisions, we’re proud to bring this conference to HR leaders in Hong Kong, after hosting it for three successful years in Singapore. Today, you can expect a jam-packed day of insights from leading HR generals already fighting the talent battle, as well as the weapon suppliers themselves. You can expect intense debates and discussion over how much customisation is really required in your software package, and whether you are doing enough with the data you now have available at your fingertips. The conference is set apart by its interactive format, where you can look forward to roundtable discussions taking place throughout the day in between lively on-stage panel sessions. Each table will have a moderator and be allotted adequate time to share its views, ensuring you get the most out of the event by engaging in valuable two-way discussions.

Aditi Sharma Kalra Regional editor Human Resources aditis@humanresourcesonline.net

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INTERACTIVE SESSION FORMAT HR Tech Interactive is structured in an intimate, engaging and interactive setting for you to share your opinions and questions with HR experts and peers. You have been allocated to a table number as stated on your name badge to help you ďŹ nd your group. Throughout the day you will stay at your table, while our discussion hosts will move around to cover their speciďŹ c topics with each group. Lasting for 30 minutes each, these interactive sessions are a fantastic opportunity for you to voice your opinions and experiences and ask the questions that are most pertinent to you and your organisation. Not only will you walk away with the information you wanted the most, you will also make new friends and contacts along the way.

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INTERACTIVE SESSION TOPICS 1. BIG DATA TALENT ANALYTICS Workforce analytics is becoming rapidly prevalent as a key business and HR tool and a major component to strategic decision-making. However, gathering and interpreting data is not without its pitfalls and the approach is still, for many, in the assessment stage. This discussion will be your chance to hear from and question experts on how they met the challenges of using workforce data and how they succeeded in bringing about greater efﬁciencies and decisionmaking as a result. Roundtable Host 1: Kenneth Holt, Director - Hong Kong & Greater China, EmployeeConnect Roundtable Host 2: Deborah Manas, Group director human resources, Wallem Group

2. MOBILE HR Mobile technology and applications are changing the way everybody works – from your workforce to your own function. Increased productivity through the use of the right mobile applications is undeniable, but how can the HR function leverage on similar tech to advance the way it operates? In this discussion, you’ll ﬁnd out how. Roundtable Host 1: Stephen Chan, Regional sales manager, PageUp Roundtable Host 2: Winsee Lo, Director, service & fulﬁlment, EmployeeConnect

3. HR CLOUD Major benefits such as lower TCO, increased flexibility, scalability and any place any time access have seen more and more organisations moving HRIS onto the cloud. But with a large increase in solutions providers going in the same direction, knowing what the right is fit for your organisation amid a plethora of differing options is a challenge in itself. Discuss your challenges, concerns and organisational requirements at the HR cloud table and uncover the information that matters to you. Roundtable Host 1: Alice Wong, Global data management / Regional head for HRIS, Nomura Securities Roundtable Host 2: Kristina Webb, Senior director, HCM transformation, Oracle Asia Pacific

4. SOCIAL MEDIA AND COLLABORATION Social media has come to be known as the disruptive form of communication, in many cases becoming the norm by which many individuals communicate – so getting it right in the workplace has become crucial. Many now report that social media, when done right, delivers increased employee engagement, internal collaboration and ideas and knowledge exchange and greater job satisfaction. This discussion is your opportunity to ﬁnd out how practitioners are getting this right and what could work best for you. Roundtable Host 1: Preema Kabir, Regional talent acquisition lead, Commonwealth Bank Australia Roundtable Host 2: Rachel Varghese, Regional HR director, The Orchard Partnership

5. NEXT-GENERATION RECRUITMENT TOOLS Operating in a candidate-driven market means you need to get off on the right foot with those that could make a difference to your business. Showing your forward-thinking approach and the tech-savvy way in which you open a dialogue with external candidates is becoming a must for market-leading companies. This is your forum for discussing evolving best practices and learning the tips and techniques that will make a difference to you. Roundtable Host 1: Naveen Kumar, Senior vice president, human resources, Bank of America Merrill Lynch Roundtable Host 2: Barry Ip, Senior director, learning and development division, Jabil

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Registration opens Welcome address: Akankasha Dewan, Senior journalist, Human Resources Affirming the new HR workspace in the information driven age • Repositioning the internal HR focus from task completion to a service delivery orientation • The challenges of connecting people data picture and drivers to do so • Leveraging on technology and analytics to forecast and deliver bottom-line results • Enabling smarter workforce decisions and measure employee engagement results Speaker: Philip Wixon, Senior vice president, programme management office, Li & Fung The next wave of HR transformation – Why a digital HR strategy will make HR functions more commercially relevant to their organisations • How has business outcomes changed? • What is HR transformation and what has it delivered? • How does HR demonstrate bottom line impact? Speaker: Kathleen Francis, Senior director, HCM transformation, Oracle Asia Pacific Interactive session 1 Morning coffee break Harnessing big data to predict future recruitment needs • Optimizing big data for talent management solutions • Evolve existing data infrastructure towards business driven models of analysis • What are some real life advantages for your HR team for big data? Can everyone benefit? Speaker: Carl Kimball, Regional vice president, PageUp Panel discussion: Engagement with HR technology from sourcing to on-boarding • How does focusing on the user experience enhances your talent management practices? • The role of talent management systems as a central hub for integration among HR, talent and work • What does the candidate and employee experience mean in today’s digital landscape? • Understand how leaders and critical skill-sets are developed within organisations using HR technology Moderator: Anthony Wong, Editor, Hong Kong, Human Resources Panellists: • Lynne Barry, Human resources director, Telstra international • Michelle Loong, Director of strategic global talent acquisition, Johnson Electric • Naveen Kumar, Senior vice president, human resources, Bank of America Merrill Lynch • Wingo Wong, Director for HR transformation, group HR, AIA Group Interactive session 2 Lunch Connect your workforce - Build a modern corporate culture, unlocking people potential and embrace innovation • Gain practical insights into how such a solution can be deployed successfully • Playing a strategic role in business performance • Taking a more analytical approach, as competition for talent increases • Addressing more flexible work styles due to expectations of the multi-generational workforce • Innovating HR practices as globalization and evolving employee expectations shift business practices • Driving employee collaboration, corporate effectiveness depends on cooperation Speaker: Horace Chow, General manager Hong Kong & China, Microsoft Hong Kong feat. EmployeeConnect Interactive session 3 Panel discussion: Unleashing the voice of the candidate, leveraging social media and video technology • How has social media effectively influenced recruitment, engagement and workforce collaboration? • How do we best use wearable computing and Internet of things within the HR function? • Winning today’s war of talent with video engagement and recruitment • Embrace low cost and cutting edge solutions that are interpersonal and collaborative Moderator: Akankasha Dewan, Senior journalist, Human Resources Panellists: • Edward Wong, Senior talent acquisition manager APAC, adidas Group • Paul Hotchan, Assistant vice president for human resources, Galaxy Entertainment Group • Preema Kabir, Regional talent acquisition partner, Commonwealth Bank Australia Afternoon coffee break Interactive session 4 Interactive session 5 Closing remarks: Akankasha Dewan, Senior journalist, Human Resources End of HR Tech Interactive 2015

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SPEAKERS Wingo Wong Director for HR transformation, group HR AIA Group

Edward Wong Senior talent acquisition manager, APAC Adidas Hong Kong Based in Hong Kong, Edward Wong leads the regional talent acquisition function for the adidas Group in Asia. In this role, he is responsible for driving recruiting excellence across APAC – covering operational recruitment, employer branding projects, ATS implementation and enhancement, talent pool strategy and execution. Before joining adidas in early 2013, he held various in-house and external talent acquisition and HR business partner positions with leading organisations. He holds a Bachelor of Arts from CUHK and is ﬂuent in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.

Wingo Wong is the director for HR transformation at AIA. His responsibilities include leading the group-wide HR transformation initiatives, providing vision and leadership for the HR e-solution. The group-wide technology solution has been implemented in 15 markets in Asia. Besides HR transformation, he previously led the HR operations, governance and information systems. In the past 20 years, he has led the selection and implementation of various HR ERP systems as well as implementing in-house HR systems for banks, government-owned companies and AIA. He holds an executive MBA degree from The Chinese University of Hong Kong and a Bachelor’s degree of science (computer science) from the University of Hong Kong.

Preema Kabir Regional talent acquisition partner Commonwealth Bank of Australia

Naveen Kumar Senior vice president, human resources Bank of America Merrill Lynch Naveen Kumar has more than 16 years of HR experience across the APAC ﬁnancial services sector. He joined Bank of America Merrill Lynch in 1997 in India and after eight years moved to Hong Kong and Singapore where he has established his career over the past decade. His specialisations include talent management, employee engagement and HR governance.

Preema Kabir brings more than nine years of HR experience specialising in talent acquisition. Having worked across the banking, healthcare and agriculture sectors, she has developed meaningful and strategic relationships. At the Commonwealth Bank, she partners with the bank’s stakeholders to deliver innovative, tactical and commercially driven business outcomes.

In his current tenure, he has held a myriad managerial portfolios, including country human resources generalist for India and vice president for learning for APAC. In his role as senior vice president of HR, he works closely with the bank’s business units, developing people strategies for a 1,300-strong workforce across Asia Pacific for operations fulfillment functions and the middle office for global markets – fixed income, derivatives and equity markets.

She also manages recruitment for institutional banking and markets, private banking, risk, compliance, ﬁnance and operations in Asia across Hong Kong, Singapore, China and Japan. Previously she supported the Commonwealth Bank’s regional and agribusiness banking, corporate banking and business banking contact centres in Sydney, Australia.

He is certiﬁed with a “Six Sigma Green Belt” by the Bank of America Quality and holds a master’s in HR and industrial relations and a Bachelor of Science, both from the University of Lucknow.

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She is a huge advocate for diversity and inclusion in the workplace and also enjoys volunteering for not-for-proﬁt organisations in Hong Kong. She holds a Bachelor of human resource management from Macquarie University and a master’s of business management from the University of Technology, Sydney.

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SPEAKERS Paul Hotchan Assistant vice president Galaxy Entertainment Group

Kenneth Holt Director – Hong Kong and Greater China EmployeeConnect (Greater China) Kenneth Holt is the director of EmployeeConnect (Greater China) Limited. He brings valuable insight and knowledge to EmployeeConnect to drive its success. He has extensive experience in implementing large-scale HRIS projects with more than 18 years of experience in the IT and HR industry. He has worked with several world-renowned HR information system vendors before joining EmployeeConnect, including PeopleSoft, Rebus and Buck Consultants. Before this, he was the distant guest lecturer of a strategic sales and marketing course in a well-known university in the UK for three years. He holds an engineering degree with honours from the University of Nottingham, UK and a MBA degree from the University of Hull, UK.

Before joining GEG, he spent almost seven years with a leading HR consulting organisation, leading the APAC executive search practice in Hong Kong. He is a certiﬁed ISO auditor and has a post graduate degree from the Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Sydney.

Akankasha Dewan Senior journalist, Hong Kong Human Resources magazine

Anthony Wong Editor, Hong Kong Human Resources magazine

As a senior journalist at Human Resources, Akankasha Dewan takes a lead role in producing thought-provoking editorial print and online content across Singapore, Malaysia and Hong Kong.

Anthony Wong oversees the editorial content for Human Resources in Hong Kong for its print, online and social media coverage. He is responsible for reporting the latest happenings of the HR scene in Hong Kong as well as helping to grow the Human Resources magazine’s presence in Hong Kong through online and print product and industry events, conferences and award ceremonies. Wong joined Lighthouse Independent Media as editor in July 2015 after seven years as a senior reporter on the South China Morning Post reporting about the local job market and education scene.

Winsee Lo Director – project and service fulﬁlment EmployeeConnect (Greater China)

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Dewan enjoys leading compelling HR-related conversations with senior industry professionals, and is establishing herself as an insightful columnist who is dedicated towards continuously exploring the wide-ranging secrets of the HR industry. She joined Lighthouse Independent Media as a journalist and content producer towards the end of 2013, and has also produced conferences themed around topics such as training and compensation. A master’s graduate in English, Dewan has been in Singapore for more than two decades.

projects using structured development methodologies and the management of system development resources.

Winsee Lo holds more than 20 years of experience in IT project management. Since joining EmployeeConnect in 2002, she has led teams in the successful implementation of systems to meet customer requirements. Her strengths lie in application development, design and system integration

Paul Hotchan has spent more than 18 years in the hospitality and consulting industry covering areas such as talent strategy and executive search across Europe, the Middle East, China and Hong Kong. He joined Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) in 2014 as an assistant vice president within the centre of excellence – recruitment – to spearhead corporate and executive recruitment and workforce strategies.

She lists York International, Langham Hotels, Prudential and Bank of East Asia among her many clientele. Winsee holds an honours degree in electrical and electrics engineering from the University of Queensland, Australia.

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SPEAKERS Philip Wixon Senior vice president, PMO Li & Fung

Michelle Loong Director, strategic global talent acquisition Johnson Electric Before joining Johnson Electric, Michelle Loong was the vice president of global talent acquisition for Asia Pacific with MSCI for more than five years, and before that, spent 10 years with various top international global search firms in Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai and Hong Kong. During her time in Shanghai from 2003 to 2007, she served as a committee member on the Malaysian Association People’s Republic of China and as the public relations director for the Malaysian Chambers of Commerce in Shanghai. In her spare time, she enjoys travelling, listening to music and doing voluntary work. She spent her childhood years in Malaysia and her university years in London where she earned her Bachelor degree in information management from University College London and her master’s in human resource management from Middlesex University Business School. She speaks fluent English, Mandarin, Cantonese and Malay.

Philip Wixon is an accomplished management consultant and business leader with more than 18 years of HR experience across the spectrum of consulting companies from the “Big 4” (Andersen) to technology (Infosys) to human resources (Hewitt Associates). He has worked and led projects in the Asia Pacific region, ANZ, Greater China, the Middle East and the UK. Broadly focused on helping regional teams on transforming their organisations, in the past 10 years, his experience has focused particularly on the HR function and the operational efficiency and effectiveness of regional HR functions. He has served clients with significant operations in the Asia Pacific region, including Swire, The Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, and Dairy Farm, as well as SOEs in China, Thailand and Indonesia. Recently he joined Li & Fung to establish a group programme management office, leveraging everything he has learned and experienced from his consulting career.

Kathleen Francis Senior director, HCM transformation Oracle Asia Pacific

Horace Chow General manager Microsoft Hong Kong As the general manager for Microsoft Hong Kong, Horace Chow oversees overall strategy, business operations and outreach for the company in Hong Kong. He leads an executive team responsible for the Microsoft business in Hong Kong, including key customer organisations, business and marketing groups, and technical support and consultancy services. He has served as vice president and general manager of database and technology for SAP China. In that role, he was responsible for the overall strategic development and driving business performance for all SAP database offerings, including critical engagement with customers and partners. Before SAP, he was the vice president for Asia Paciﬁc and general manager for the North Asia region at Sybase, where he was responsible for ﬁnancial performance and market leadership in the China, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Korea markets.

A seasoned human resources generalist with a master’s in psychology, Kathleen Francis has extensive experience working across Australia, New Zealand and Asia Paciﬁc. She has a specialisation in HR shared services, acquisitions, recruitment and mobility and change management. Her focus as an HR practitioner has been to concentrate on delivering business results through leadership growth and employee engagement. She believes people are the core strength of any business and strengthening talent is vital to enabling businesses to grow and thrive. In the human capital management arena she works with organisations to understand their business priorities and partners with them to optimise and transform their talent strategies through thought leadership, process enhancement and technology.

He graduated in computer studies from The Hong Kong Polytechnic University. He also holds an honours degree in computer science from the University of Portsmouth in the United Kingdom.

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SPEAKERS Carl Kimball Regional vice president PageUp

Kristina Webb Senior director, HCM transformation Oracle Asia Pacific Kristina Webb is the senior director of HCM transformation for HCM applications for APAC at Oracle Corporation. With her HR domain expertise, she provides advice and guidance to customers on how they can strategically develop the HR and talent management functions within their own organisations, and best optimise HR strategies, processes and technology. She is also a regular speaker at Oracle’s HCM thought leadership events across the Asia Pacific region. She joined Oracle in 2005 and has been working across Oracle’s HCM product range – Oracle’s e-business suite HCM, fusion HCM and Taleo Enterprise, and most recently the Oracle HCM cloud, as part of her role. For the past 12 years, she has been concentrating almost exclusively on payroll and talent management products within the HR space. She lists work-life balance, employee engagement and psychology as her interests. She is an affiliate member of the Australian Human Resources Institute and a qualified life coach.

Carl Kimball is the vice president of Asia for PageUp. In his role, he is focused on guiding PageUp’s growth in the region and introducing the company’s cloud-based unified talent management solutions to new markets. He brings a wealth of experience to PageUp, leveraging a distinguished career specialised in human capital management and international business growth. His experience in HCM began when he joined PeopleSoft in 1993. During his tenure, he was responsible for expanding sales, business development and marketing efforts across the US and Asia Pacific. After PeopleSoft’s merger with Oracle Corporation in 2005, he continued as the senior director for APAC for the company’s software and financial management applications divisions. He continued to lead business development initiatives throughout the Asia Pacific region, holding senior management positions with various software companies, including eBaoTech International, based in Shanghai, China. He has lived in Asia for the past 17 years and resides in Singapore.

Lynne Barry Human resources director Telstra International

Stephen Chan Regional sales manager PageUp As a regional sales manager for PageUp, Stephen Chan is responsible for all business development activities and providing consultation on overall talent management strategies. Chan has more than 10 years of experience in various aspects of human resource innovation and technology, helping organisations drive high-return on investment in human capital. His passion is in technology and how organisations can gain a competitive advantage in the war for talent.

Lynne Barry is the director of HR for Telstra International, overseeing the human resources functions across the business in Asia Paciﬁc, Europe and the US. This role covers Hong Kong, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia, India, China, Taiwan, Japan, Korea, UK and the US. She leads the full spectrum of human resources functions such as human capital strategy, end-to-end HR service delivery, performance management, rewards and recognition, payroll and integration, diversity, recruiting and employee relations. In her previous role with Accenture, she was the director of human resources. Her role covered the ANZ region, Asia Paciﬁc and Greater China and she was responsible for the full spectrum of human resources functions such as human capital strategy and end-to-end HR service delivery. She holds a master’s in human resources, specialising in employee relations from the University of Technology, Sydney and a Bachelor’s degree in politics and anthropology from Macquarie University. She is also a research fellow with the Australian Human Resources Institute.

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