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June 2022
USINewsletter NO.89
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FEATURE CLOSE-UP Timmy Shum: Always Be Curious and Enhance Yourself to Create Digital Transformation for All Timmy is from Hong Kong; after he got his degree in Management Information System and Marketing from the University of Wisconsin System, USA, he experienced many different industries. He was once the Global CTO at Jabil, and he was also the Vice President of Infrastructure Operations Asia for the PVH Group (a global large clothing Group). In 2020, Timmy joined USI to work as the Vice President and Chief Information Officer of the Group; he is also the Executive Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Asteelflash.
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ENGLISH CLASSROOM 10 Common Chinglish You Should Stop Using I'm so high! How to cost down? He's very peace and social. This year is so drama and so shock. You're so low. Your joke is too over... How often have you heard or said these phrases? Did you realize they're Chinglish? Do you know their correct versions? While these Chinglish may sound funny, they are still unprofessional.
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INTELLIGENCE EXPRESS 5G to B5G Antenna Technologies: Facing Challenge of the Next Generation As 5G mobile devices commercialize, people start to enjoy the convenience brought about by the highspeed communication; moreover, 5G applications start to show their importance in our daily lives. In addition to mobile communication, 5G also realizes high bandwidth, low latency and wide-spread connectivity which enables high-tech applications such as AR/VR, 4K and 8K videos as well as smart factory and medical imaging scenarios that require high volume transfers. Communication technologies employed in 5G differ significantly from those in 4G; and
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CROSS-STRAIT LITERARY AND ART La clef des champs For the past twenty years, the world has become my playground. My children play with the walls, the architecture, or the culture of the places where I paint them.
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USI COVID-19 SPECIAL REPORT Unite with One Heart and One Mind Rain or Shine Since the middle of March, our sites in Mainland China had been running under the closed-loop mode or shut down one after the other due to the Omicron pandemic. During this period, our frontline colleagues were responsible for implementing production practices, while our office support departments were in charge of the daily supply in both of the sites and the quarters. By giving related reports in this Newsletter as a special issue, it's expected that our employees around the world could be aware of their stories during the battle of pandemic prevention and pay tribute to them.