Posted in Energy on February 24th, 2010 by iip – 7 Comments
Indonesia, a country with largest rainforest in Asia, is engaging cooperation with Korea Forest Service to develop wood pellet as energy source from wood-processing industries. In 2007, Indonesia produced wood pellet about 40K tonnes each year, a tinny number from global wood pellet production, 10 million tonnes.
It seems Indonesia turns wood product industry into new direction, despite growing campaign on rainforest deforestation. Indonesia is experiencing a sunset era of wood product industry as the decline of its wood product exports. Wood pellet might be potential product to raise Indonesia’s wood-based industry.
Here some interesting facts about wood pellet Europe and US:
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Posted in Internet on February 4th, 2010 by iip – 6 Comments
While chinese products are flooding more and more countries, chinese hackers also flood internet with trojan horse. One of the victims was Google, whose some pages were hijacked. The attack was originated in China, resulted in the “theft of intellectual property from Google”. Users who open the pages will infected with the trojan horse, thus the virus spread quickly throughout the world.
This way make Google reluctant to continue its business with China? Looking at the size of potential users in China, I think Google should consider the decision again. Google should improve its security system employing new approach, thus make chinese internet user more convinient rather than leaving it. Chinese internet-literate community also need to be addressed and facilitated in certain way without breaking the law.
Hackers activity mostly motivated by money rather than leasure. At first they interested with the challanges, then realize that they can yearn a lot of bucks using easy activities. NYTimes publishes a portray of the daily life of a chinese hacker and reveals how the hackers earn money. Here the ways:
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Posted in Business on January 19th, 2010 by iip – 20 Comments
ASEAN-China FTA becomes hot topic among business timber entities talks. More Indonesian businessman are worrying about Chinese products that will flood Indonesia’s markets because of the agreement. Chinese products are known as cheaper, mimic and some of them are below-average quality.
The ASEAN-China FTA agreement was signed about ten years ago in Cambodia, enabling member countries to make necessary years of preparations. Why businessman still worrying on Chinese product?
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