"Amazing Nokia Lumia Developer Days": Workshop Develop Local Applications

"Amazing Nokia Lumia Developer Days" | Workshop Develop Local Applications

Nokia is known for its proximity to the local application developers. After much struggling in Symbian, coinciding with the launch of the Nokia Lumia welcome in Indonesia mid of this month, Nokia Indonesia to work the same with Microsoft Indonesia organized a series of events to the ecosystem of Windows Phone application development through workshops for universities, community and individual developers of the application of various levels. Narenda Wicaksono, Developer Outreach Manager Nokia South East Asia in the event that took place in London last weekend to explain it in front of more than 800 participants.

    Application ecosystem in Indonesia is very attractive, active and have a great business opportunity for both application developers and other stakeholders from different industries. To the present Nokia Indonesia through the Nokia Developer has supported more than 10 thousand local application developers who produce more than 3000 local applications on the Nokia Store and can be downloaded by Nokia users worldwide. This time, Nokia continued efforts and commitment to continue to support Windows Phone application development ecosystem in Indonesia, along with Microsoft, by conducting a series of activities in the form of workshops, seminars and competitions aimed at looking for talented developers to produce the best applications. "

The first activity has been carried out by Nokia and Microsoft is "The Amazing Nokia Lumia Developer Days" at the Graha Manggala Siliwangi. In the event Nokia Indonesia and Microsoft provide technical education about the development of applications based on Windows Phone, as well as how an effective way to market their products. In addition to attending the speakers who are experts in their field, this activity also challenged the application developers to break new records in the Indonesian Record Museum (MURI) to make Windows-based applications simultaneously Phone most within 24 hours. Risman Adnan, Director - Developer & Platform Group Microsoft Indonesia also gave a speech at the event, held on 4-5 February was.

    Developer ecosystem to foster creativity and continues to lead Indonesia to make the application developer the best on the platform of Windows Phone together with Nokia, will be the main program Microsoft Indonesia. The success of a platform is not only measured by the number of applications made, but the quality of applications made and the economic contribution of ecosystems to be developed. Together with Nokia, we will continue to pump our platform ecosystem contribution to the creative economy in Indonesia ".

Eight participants with the application that won the best smartphone Nokia Lumia 800 is:
1.David Soendoro (Jakarta) from Buzzle Technology. Applications: Buzzlemall
2.Mega Denditya (Jakarta) from the UI. Application: Go Go Keto
3.Muhammad Hilman (London) from org.com, Applications: The Garbager
4.Ahmad Tamimi (Jakarta) of the UIN. Applications: Shelterview
5.Alif Hanif Noor (Bandung) of ITT Telkom / Game Development Community. Applications: Citizen Hero
6.Tito Daniswara (Depok) from Radjalabs. Applications: Spothemall
7.M.Dimas (Bandung), from ITB. Applications: MovieBlist
8.Karimul Makhtidi (Bogor) of IPB. Applications: Wayang Solitaire







All successful applications made in this event will be registered to the Windows Phone Marketplace. After this inaugural program, Nokia and Microsoft will run a roadshow to the seven universities are the University of Indonesia, Bina Nusantara University, University of Parahyangan, Universitas Gajah Mada University, Yogyakarta Akakom STMIK, Petra Christian University and STIKOM Bali. At each university will be held for two days workshop, and will be followed up to 100 students during February through April 2012.

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XL Improve Quality in IB Award 2011

XL Axiata Tbk PT. back to Indonesia Achievement Award (Award IB). This year, XL will support institutional capacity building to the winner of this award in order to maximize the benefits of his hard work for the community / society is also more extensive.

Jury has set three IB Award winner in 2011 of nine finalists were selected. They are Rukmini Paata Toheke (Arts & Culture), Credit Union Solidarity Pancur (Cross-Category / Group), Valencia Mayke Randa (Social Entrepreneurship). Meanwhile, for the Special Award (Special Recognition) was selected the winner of the Andi Arfan Sabran, and Nata De Cassava. The award made by the Jury and Head of Corporate Communication XL, Febriati Nadira in Jakarta on Friday (05/10/2011).

"They're great because not only smart, but also dedicated to energy and thoughts can contribute to finding solutions to problems facing society at large. Based on the consideration that, XL starts this year initiative to increase support in the form of institutional capacity building," said President Director of XL Hasnul Suhaimi.

The 2011 Award-winning IB is selected from nine finalists, which is the result of selection from 621 candidates who participated IB Award 2011. They will then compete to grab the title Best of the Best and the winning prize of Rp 100 million. To each IB Award-winning XL provides, charter awards, and incentive funds amounting to Rp 50 million.

In addition, they also received training or briefing of the program include the provision of additional knowledge: self-management (such as motivation, time management, creativity, communication) and various tips for self-development. The main purpose debriefing is so they can develop a performance by advancing the performance, sustainability (sustainability), and better social impact.

XL also still provide assistance for 3 months to implement programs that will run IB Award winner. Armed with a prize of Rp 50 million in incentives and debriefing of training, for 3 months the IB Award 2011 winner is expected to increase the value of the benefits of his work. The next jury will select one participant the best of them.

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The BIA Djarum Winners 2011

Black Innovation Award (BIA) 2011 has announced the four winners of the jury selection and a winner by voting on favorite www.blackxperience.com website. The winner announcement made on awarding Night Night BIA 2011 in Cilandak Town Square (Citos), Jakarta, Friday (24/9/2011) ago.

Four winners of the Outstanding Innovator Award 2011 BIA based on the choice of the jury is marbles Stadium by Adityo, Piikey by Tri Andrianto Ibrahim, Stanporti by Tiko Prabhata, and StaPack by Irvan Hermawan. While winning favorite (favorite innovator) based on the results of voting are Lukni Burhanuddin Ahmad with innovation to make My Turn.

Irvan Hermawan, a designer StaPack BIA 2008 winner who diligently follow this event every year and again won the BIA in 2011. Lulusaan cum laude from the National Institute of Technology (Itenas) Bandung This creates a box of food that can be used by food entrepreneurs. He was inspired by the hamper that can bring a lot of boxes of food in a single lift. Then he applied this concept by processing waste paper duplex.

"If for wet and oily food, I recommend using ivory box material, but the same concept," explains an employee of Bukit Muria Jaya part of this offset and packaging printing. Irvan claims Stapack production cost only about Rp 1000 per box. "If it will be mass produced, of course the price could be cheaper," he added.

Yoris Sebastian, one of the jury when found Kompas.com also praised this product and revealed that StaPack can be developed and marketed to food entrepreneurs. "Especially a local businessman, the ga want support? This concept is very useful because it reduces the use of plastic and Styrofoam," he explained.

Another winner is Adityo that makes marbles Yulianto Stadium along with fellow Christian. Students of Forest Products Technology, Gadjah Mada University (UGM) in Yogyakarta this makes the playing of dimension 2 x 2 meter that uses a modular system with the size of each 40 x 40 cm. Arena games are made of bamboo-based boards with a portable system that makes it easy to play and save it.

"I was inspired to see the children playing in the narrow aisles, blocking the road, so I thought why do not make a playground that could make them play at home," explained Adityo. Stadium marbles are made to accommodate these differences play marbles on the rules of each region. He hopes marbles Stadium could become the standard national game being played in these areas. In fact, if it is mass produced, marbles potential to Go International Stadium.

Other works are made by Tri Piikey Andrianto Ibrahim (transport category). Piikey is a safety device which allows the helmet motorcycle helmet locked in a standing position, so it is no longer accommodate the rain water. 3 semester students from the Department of Industrial Information Systems at the College of Industrial Management, Ministry of Industry was inspired because of his own experience.

"My helmet was rather wet with rainwater. As long as this is when we put her helmet on the motorcycle, its position must be reversed, so if the rainy, wet," kenanngnya. For the base material Piikey, Tri using the metal plate with two millimeter thick. He claimed to take 3 months to develop ideas into design drawings. It performs a variety of research before finally creating Piikey.

Other 2011 winners BIA Prabhata Tiko makes Stanporti (transport category). Portable Bikestand Stanporti is an easily removable and reassembled. Stanporti serves as a standard side for the bike to bike from falling. "I often see bikes that are not standard on the wall next to him so disenderkan. The risk dropped his bike and scratched easily," said Tiko. A sixth semester student university in Surabaya was admitted product design still needs a lot of development especially in the small details that can be mass-produced Stanporti.

While the BIA favorite winner 2011 is Lukni Burhanuddin Ahmad with a product called My Turn. My Turn concept is a new way to play the snake ladder, monopoly, Ludo and the like which is a game that uses dice. Dice are usually found in the form of a cube with different points of 1 to 6 on each side of the dice, now turned into a board game in which there is a ball. The ball eventually will occupy one of six holes. Students Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) majoring in Product Design Creates polypolilena material into a large octopus replacement dice. He claimed to still need more research to determine the size, materials, and techniques of the game, if the concept of the product will be mass-produced.

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Shortlist for the 2011 European SET awards

The finalists have been announced for the 2011 SET Awards

AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING

Mark Baker of the University of Oxford - Automatic meshing for turbo-machinery simulations.
Ewan Gunn of the University of Cambridge - Boundary layer ingesting fans for future aircraft.
Luke McKay-Smith of the University of Sheffield - Fibre-metal laminates subject to ballistic impact.

BIOLOGY

Benjamin Durham of the University of Leeds - Novel HDAC inhibitors prevent neural cell death.
Katarzyna Kozyrska of the University of Dundee - The Saccharomyces cerevisiae elongator complex.
Victoria Franks of Aberystwyth University - Brains or daring? Shoaling fish follow the leader.

CHEMICAL ENGINEERING

Rachel Perry of the University of Manchester - Biobutanol & acetone product purification by distillation.
Andrew Smith of Imperial College -The effect of proppant types on production from hydraulically fractured oil and gas reservoirs.
Laura Wedell of the University of Sheffield - Design and optimisation of a small scale biomass heating system.

CHEMISTRY

Timothy Hele of the University of Oxford - Reaction rates for electronically non-adiabatic systems.
Ben Martindale of the University of Oxford - What constitutes the flavour of garlic?
Daniel Wood of the University of Reading - pH tuneable hydrogelators for water purification.

CIVIL ENGINEERING

Julie Clarke of University College Dublin – A study of buildings affected by Metro North.
Ashley Thompson of the University of Durham – Numerical simulation of groundwater flows.
Stephen Thompson of the University of Bristol – Redevelopment of the Colston Hall.

ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING

Neil Howarth of the University of Southampton - Telemetry for electric vehicles.
Gary Lam of Imperial College - Crosstalk in large scale sensor arrays.
Michael Salter of the University of Bristol - Radio transmission through the Greenland ice sheet.

ENVIRONMENT & EARTH SCIENCE

Stephen Hicks of the University of Liverpool - Mantle flow beneath the southern Andean margin.
William Hutchison of the University of Oxford - Growth and thermal evolution of an Andesitic lava dome.
Catriona Reynolds of the University of Cambridge - Modelling CO2 storage

FOOD SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & NUTRITION

Emily Albon of the University of Surrey - The effect of krill vs. fish oil on endothelial dysfunction.
Duncan Fairbrother of the University of Newcastle - Food consumption by homeless people.
Marie Oakes of Coventry University - The impact of studying at university on the food choices of students.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Kirsty McNaught of the University of Oxford - Automatic diabetic wound classification.
Sam Ratcliff of the University of York - Automated synthesis of quantum algorithms.
Volker Seeker of Technische Universität Berlin - Simulator for an embedded multi-core architecture.

MARITIME TECHNOLOGY

Peter Dow of the University of Strathclyde – Carbon capture and storage.
Scott McLaughlan of the University of Oxford – Wave loading on offshore wind turbines.
Mikhail Soloviev of Imperial College – Wave power generation device.

MATERIALS

Hannah Aitchison of the University of St Andrews - From flatlands into the third dimension.
Edward Pickering of the University of Cambridge - Boundary precipitation in Allvac 718 Plus.
Sarah Tesh of the University of Bristol - The degradation of aqueous pollutants.

MATHEMATICS

Niko Laaksonen of University College London - Discrete mean values of dirichlet L-functions.
Claire McIlroy of the University of Leeds - Break up of polymeric Fluids.
Jan Jachnik of Imperial College - Spinning and rolling of an unbalanced disk.


MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

Ross Doak of Heriot-Watt University – Design of a spherical mobile robot.
Rian Edman of Cork Institute of Technology - Testing and evaluation of a six Stroke Engine.
Benjamin Lindley of the University of Cambridge - Waste incineration in a pressurised water reactor.

PHARMACOLOGY

Charlotte Cooper of the University of Leeds - Orexinergic modulation of upper airway in a rat.
Caroline Graham of the University of Cambridge - The C-terminus of TRPV1.
Daniel Henderson of the University of Manchester - Does statin use influence breast density?

PHYSICS

Flaviu Cipcigan of the University of Edinburgh - Quantum Computing theory and practice.
Alexander Gaunt of the University of Cambridge - Coherent optical sculpting.
Philip Goddard of the University of Surrey - Dipole Resonances.

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Finding the Best Internet Entrepreneurs in Indonesia

The annual competition which aims to capture the potential of young entrepreneurs in the Internet field, SparxUp Awards, held again this year.

SparxUp Awards 2011 have been ongoing since August 1, 2011 with the opening of registration of participants beginning. The participants were asked to make a presentation or business plan of his startup and sent to the committee until the date of October 9, 2011. The business plan is expected to contain the exposure draft, human resources, marketing strategies, business feasibility, and financing of startup that filed for then will be studied and assessed by the jury.

The participants SparxUp Awards 2011 will compete for eight awards, namely Best Social Networking Site, Best User of Technology, Best eCommerce, Best Games, Best User Generated Content, Best Portal, Best WAP, and Best Mobile Application.

The winner of this year's event brings the theme of "Innovate or Die" will be announced on the night conferment on October 21, 2011 held at the Grand Ballroom of Hotel Kempinski Jakarta.

Before the awarding ceremony will be held a conference that presents the five speakers with a variety of interesting topics. First, Dr. Serkan Toto, a correspondent for TechCrunch that will bring the topic of "Innovation, Imitation, and Hyperlocalization". Steve Tan who is an expert in the field of media and telecommunications law will bring the topic of "Commercialization of Intellectual Property and Patent".

Then, Evan Spytama from PopCap will discuss the topic "Innovative Strategy" and Danny Wirianto, SemutApi Colony founder, will discuss the topic of "New Era of Social Media". Finally, Pambudi Baskara Sudirman representing Indonesia will review the Samsung theme of "Mobile Trend".

You are interested in following the above conference can view more information on the web site SparxUp, http://www.sparxup.com.

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