Welcome to Alphabet Media, a trade media company specialising in public sector markets in Asia Pacific.
Since 2003 we’ve been serving the region’s government, education and healthcare communities, through our publishing, research, training and events activities. In that time we have built the largest international network of public sector officials – now over 40,000 strong, and still growing.
Informed, relevant content – which we distribute freely to our community of senior officials – has been the cornerstone of our successful growth. From our offices in Sydney, Hong Kong and Singapore, we publish the multiple award-winning FutureGov magazine.
Our readers, both in print and online, gain access to proprietary reports from our team of analysts at FutureGov Research, and are able to join our senior editors and subject matter specialists at the region’s largest network of public sector transformation events. We also work closely with our civil service stakeholders to deliver custom training solutions through the FutureGov Academy.
Whether you work in a government, education or healthcare agency – or sell solutions to those who do – Alphabet Media has more than eight years experience of providing people like you with the knowledge and relationships to do your job better. We look forward to working with you.
I’m back from a couple of great weeks on the road in two of my favourite cities – Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta. Beyond the conversations on big data, mobile government and information security which dominated my meetings in both countries, it was interesting to see the different approaches being taken to foster inter-agency service delivery.
Indonesia govt reveals its plans and showcases its best
Partnering with three key agencies – Ministry of Communication and Informatics, Ministry Research and Technology and Indonesia ICT Council – FutureGov Forum Indonesia has become the definitive gathering for public administrators to network and learn from their international and local peers.
In one of FutureGov Research’s recent reports on cloud computing in Asia Pacific government, out of 101 senior officials, 86 per cent of the respondents said data confidentiality was their primary security concern, and 72 per cent of the respondents said they would like to have certain data security specifications for a cloud solution.
Virtualisation and cloud computing can be commoditised, but this should not be taken for granted
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23 May — 23 May 2012
The Peninsula Manila Hotel, Makati City, The Philippines
24 May — 24 May 2012
Amora Hotel Wellington, New Zealand
19 June — 19 June 2012
The Langham Melbourne, Australia
20 June — 20 June 2012
Mandarin Oriental, Bangkok
21 June — 21 June 2012
Westin Sydney
9 July — 10 July 2012
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
