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The ADempiere Institute

Some time ago, there was some local discussion by Malaysians interested in the ADempiere Project on what Malaysia should do to fully exploit Open Source ERP particularly that some Malaysians such as Red1 and Hengsin are involved heavily in the project.
Malaysia been a growing nation that looks highly at innovation and human resource development can support such an Institute that transfers needed know-how to benefit locals and the world in general.
Malaysia can also brand itself by playing host and hub to this growing worldwide phenomena of Open Source ERP to house important initiatives and reference resources of the community
Malaysia can greatly assist the community and catapult the project to higher grounds by providing such facilities and support.
Through the efforts of Dr. Azman Shafii, one of the panel members advising KPerak Inc, ADempiere gain traction among the Perak State think tank on such a state program for cyber-age transformation of the state.
KPerak after having deliberated on the potential of such a project now confrms its interest via the displayed letter sent to ADempiere Foundation (c/o ADempiere Business Inc, USA) and its leader Red1.

Suggestive Program

As usual in the tradition of transparency and utmost participation of all in the community, such information is always kept open for comment and review
Ideas are invited from the community particularly in Malaysia and the Asia region to enhance further the direction of this initiative
Please comment in the talk page here or write to the council(at)adempiere.org if needed
At the moment, Red1 is following up with the KPerak team to formulate a strategic roadmap that involves a mega launch in the State at a famous island resort and a tour to promote the project.
- All deliberations are minuted by KPerak team and on Red1 side other bazaar members are always in attendance to confirm the progress.
- Program includes inviting core members to present papers at a summit in Perak, Malaysia among the local SMIs and other relevant agencies in the industrial and business sectors.
- Exchange of ideas on moving forward using Open Source ERP throughout the state and commerce aparatus where relevant.