Green IT with Netswitch Technologies

On 9 April, Mr. Stanley Li, CEO of Netswitch Technologies, which is headquartered in USA and has branch offices in Hong Kong and Thailand, visited AIT and explored possibilities of collaboration with AIT in Green IT. The Green IT concept proposed will basically utilize the 3R concept (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) such as simplifying data centers and networking structures by using virtualization and other technologies and the use of open source software, resulting in reduced power consumption and saving in IT costs.

Partnership with Saga University

On 17 April, AIT President Said Irandoust met with Dr. Sadakatsu Nishikawa, Vice President, Saga University, Japan; Mr. Isao Mitsutake, Chief of International Affairs Division; and Professor Kazunori Hokao who is a former AIT faculty, Saga University; who visited AIT for a MoU signing ceremony between AIT and Saga University, Japan.

Pakistani TV documentary on AIT

Mr. Faisal Qureshi an announcer, producer and TV artist from Pakistan, visited Thailand during the first week of April.  He was introduced to AIT through Dr. Naveed Anwar, and has shown interest in making a documentary regarding Pakistani professionals and students in Thailand, and selected AIT as its focal point.

Exploring partnership with Unilever

On 11 April, Ms. Pongtip Thesapu, Communications Director for Unilever Thai Trading Limited, paid an exploratory visit to AIT to discuss possibilities for multiple forms of cooperation between Unilever and AIT. Ms. Pongtip was received by Dr. Pritam Shrestha, Head of ERCO, who gave a presentation of AIT programs and activities and later escorted Ms. Pongtip on a short tour of the AITCommunitySchool.

Students photograph AIT like no others can

Students’ Photo Competition and Photo Gallery Exhibit Last Friday, on the evening of April 4th, the main atrium of the AIT Center was the conspicuous locale for a photo exhibit that was the culmination of a month-long photo competition for the students of AIT.In what was a true display of cooperation and organization between the Student Union (SU) Campus and Environment Committee and the office of the VP Academic Affairs, the temporary photo gallery shone a worthy spotlight on many newly discovered photographic talents evident on campus.