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Abiquo announces formal release of abiCloud 1.0.0

posted Feb 24, 2010 6:40 PM by Target Source

Barcelona, Spain – February 23rd, 2010  

Abiquo announced today that abiCloud 1.0.0 has been formally released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) Version 3.

AbiCloud is a unique open-source Cloud computing platform that manages all aspects of Cloud IT infrastructure. AbiCloud users can manage and create public and private Clouds, provision IT resources, and automatically scale applications on-demand – all through a simple and easy to use graphical user interface. AbiCloud is vendor neutral, providing concurrent support of all major hypervisors, as well industry standards such as the Open Virtualization Format (OVF).

First pre-released in April 2009, abiCloud has undergone extensive testing by the open-source community with over 15,000 downloads and eight pre-release iterations prior to its official release today. In addition, the product has been extensively tested by many commercial organizations, including a number of Global 500 enterprises.

“We are delighted to have reached this important milestone in Abiquo’s history”, said Pete Malcolm, Abiquo CEO, “the formal release of the abiCloud product is the culmination of many man-years of effort by our own team, the open-source community, and by commercial organizations who see the need and potential for a truly comprehensive Cloud Management solution”.

While pre-release versions were issued under a combination of the Mozilla Public License (MPL) and Common Public Attribution License (CAPL), abiCloud 1.0.0 is released under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL) Version 3.

“The shift to LGPL gives the community increased flexibility”, said Diego Mariño co-founder and VP Community Solutions at Abiquo, “the LGPL license keeps the Cloud open and keeps the organizations that promote it in the black. Proprietary software can use abiCloud as a component without losing the proprietary nature of that software. Organizations can also customize abiCloud to suit their internal needs without having to share those changes publicly.” A

biCloud 1.0.0 is available for immediate download via our Web site at www.abicloud.org.


About Abiquo
Abiquo is a leading developer of Cloud Management solutions based in Barcelona, Spain. Founded in 2006, Abiquo envisions a future where private and public Clouds are fully interoperable and vendor neutral. The company embraces an open-source model where both community users and commercial organizations can fully benefit from the Cloud revolution.

For more information, visit the company’s website at www.abiquo.com.
Abiquo is the trading name of Soluciones Grid S.L. registered in Barcelona, Spain.

OpenSourceCamp 2009 Beijing , Where Communities Meetup

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:25 AM by Target Source   [ updated Dec 20, 2009 8:27 AM ]

15, Dec 2009 Beijing,  OpenSourceCamp, the largest unconference open source in China just finished 2 weeks ago,there were more than 100 people join the 2 days events, including Apache Asia Road Show program, people who join the event discuss lots of interested ideas , including:

 

Intalio|Works: the engine for Enterprise Open Source 

IBM Open Principles and Practices  Dr Tian Zhong | IBM

Building a Winning Strategy for an Open Source Company  Mikko Puhakka | MYSQL Investor

Liberate vector processing capability to runtime software system Li Xiao Feng | Intel

 

What's Open SourceCamp?

 

Open Source Camp is ad-hoc and unconference event that brings together open source developer, Geek , entrepreneurs, academics, venture capitalists, and technology influencer, tech media for an intense user-created conference about open source, emerging technology topics. It's organized by the community, for the community. The event combines,sharing,learning,networking, and fun. Participants, who are experts and innovators in their fields, are also the presenters. The goal is to boost open source community and innovation around the world. 

 

This year is special because we bring together Apache Barcamp and Eclipse DemoCamp at the same time and same place, it's real communites collaboration and meetup. 

 

About Apache Barcamp: Barcamp Apache is a free dynamics get-together open to the public. Like other unconferences, the schedule will be determined by the participants. 

 

About Eclipse DemoCamp : The format of a DemoCamp is pretty informal. The idea is for a group of Eclipse enthusiasts to meet up and demo what they are doing with Eclipse. The demos can be of research projects, Eclipse open source projects, applications based on Eclipse, commercial products using Eclipse or whatever you think might be of interest to the attendees. The only stipulation is that it must be Eclipse related.

 

Fore more live vedio:  http://v.ku6.com/playlist/index_3718915.html

Slide: http://www.slideshare.net/opensourcecamp

 

We are looking forward to see you next year in Beijing, Shanghai, GuangZhou

TargetSource Join MindTrek in Tampere, Finland

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:25 AM by Target Source

25, Sep, 2009, Finland  MindTrek is the leading Nordic digital media and business conference, focusing on social media & Web 2.0. At MindTrek you will see the newest trends, innovations, revolutionary business phenomena and hear insights from the most high-spirited visionaries.


Last year the conference gathered together over 800 people from 32 countries, with around 150 international visitors.
The conference brings together entrepreneurs, researchers and practitioners from diverse disciplines that are involved in the development of media in various fields, ranging from sociology and economy, to technology.

In recent years there have been speakers such as Marc Davis (Yahoo!), Chris DiBona (Google), Anssi Vanjoki (Nokia), Bob Sutor (IBM), Ashwin Navin (BitTorrent), Paula le Dieu (BBC, Creative Archive), Florence Nibart-Devouard (Wikimedia Foundation), Teemu Kurppa (Jaiku), Jim Zemlin (Linux Foundation), Monty Widenius (MySQL), Rick Falkvinge (The Pirate Party), etc.

TargetSource's Founder , Mr Peter Cheng will join MindTrek 2009  which will be held in Tampere, Finland from Sep 30th – Oct 2nd.  He will talking about new ideas about "connecting communites , from China to World " and " Communtiy Driven Business" at the conferece. 

 

More information about MindTrek, pls visit www.mindtrek.org , we are looking forward to see you in Tampere, Finland.

Will all OpenSource company be acquired

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:23 AM by Target Source

Paula Rooney From ZDNET, 12, Aug, 2009

Add SpringSource to the expanding list of independent open source companies that have been gobbled up by proprietary software giants.

Let’s consider the growing list: IBM’s purchase of Gluecode, Novell’s purchase of SUSE, Citrix’s XenSource deal, Nokia’s Trolltech buy, Sun’s purchase of MySQL, Oracle’s purchase of Sun (and hence MySQL and OpenOffice) and now VMware’s planned $420 million acquisition of SpringSource.

Is this what the founding open source developers envisioned?

Doubt it, but fewer open source backers are opposed to such mergers as the use of open source software expands in the corporate sector and mixed hybrid software stacks are growing up in the data center.

Open source is not toppling the ranks of proprietary software giants (yet) but the quiet revolution is taking place: the model of free and open software development has reduced vendor lock-in and is delivering enormous benefits to developers and customers, observers maintain. The acquisiton trend simply reflects this notion: industry titans can’t beat it so they’re joining open source, observers also maintain.

“I expect VMware will continue to invest and grow the platform and that bodes well for open source. I hope they realize that part of the value is the large number of people building on the platform for free,” said Larry Augustin, president and CEO of SugarCRM, a large open source CRM vendor. “VMware doesn’t have a long history in open source but this is a big bold step for them and I’m keeping my fingers crossed.”

“They did some contributions to the kernel and and made a free version of the hypervisor available but not in open source. This is their first big open source step and shows the value of these open source companies and platforms. ”

Some open source players question Oracle’s acquisiton of Sun but think the VMware-SpringSource marriage is a healthy one.

Open source is “a great production and distribution model, the latter being more important, that creates some truly enterprise-class products that customers need.   For software developers this is especially true, since they want unfettered access to products to try them and understand how they work without needing to engage in a lot of commercial activity, which they find to be a distasteful time sink,” said Jeff Hartley, VP of Products and Marketing (correction) of Terracotta, which develops open source clustering software for Java and partners with both VMware and SpringSource.

“With our software, you can look at the code if you really want to know how it works, and you can suggest improvements or become a committer and help make future products. This point about distribution is perhaps just one reason why VMware and SpringSource make sense together, with Spring as an open source provider,” Hartley said. “As VMware builds its portfolio of products to make enterprise software easier to build and manage, it needs to connect up the stack with developers. SpringSource has certainly done a good job of that and is a big help in high regard in the developer community and have fantastic adoption.”

Once upon a time, corporate behemoths like Microsoft, Sun and VMware were considered the greedy proprietary vendors that open source startups would one day replace. Yes?

But that’s not panning out. Open source has gained credibility but the industry has yet to spawn another billion-dollar baby.  So what shifted?

A realization that the open source business model may not be working as well as the open source development model? Or another aspect of open source’s bottom up success?

OpenBravo’s CTO recently said such deals are inevitable as proprietary giants infuse needed revenue into aspiring open source companies whose download count vastly exceeds their revenue.

Some think such marriages are ideal because they generate vendors with a healthy mix of  proprietary and open source software. This prevents lockin while ensuring commercial provders enjoy a profit.

But will all successful open source companies end up in the clutches of proprietary software titans?

Have IBM, Novell, Sun, Citrix, Oracle and VMware thrown in the towel and see open source as the inevitable future? Or are they simply gobbling up the competition to protect their revenue streams for as long as possible, or making strategic buys to counter their rivals’ open source acquisitions?

I question this each time one of these deals are announced. Call me a cynic. But one has to wonder about the viability of the open source business model if all of the top open source dogs are acquired by traditional software vendors.

Paula Rooney is a Boston-based writer who has followed the tech industry for almost two decades. See her full profile and disclosureof her industry affiliations. 

OSS Market Accelerated by Eco

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:22 AM by Target Source

FRAMINGHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--A recent IDC study reveals that worldwide revenue from open source software (OSS) will grow at a 22.4% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) to reach $8.1 billion by 2013. This forecast is considerably higher than 2008 for three reasons: (1) the bottom-up list used to calculate the revenue has expanded through an exhaustive effort to include more projects in this forecast; (2) open source software has had a much higher level of acceptance over the past 12 months than previously expected, and; (3) the economy accelerated the uptake and use of open source software in the closing months of 2008.

"The open source software market has seen a strong boost from the current economic crisis," said Michael Fauscette, group vice president, Software Business Solutions. "OSS is increasingly a part of the enterprise software strategy of leading businesses and is seeing mainstream adoption at a strong pace. As the overall software industry continues to consolidate, it will be key for OSS vendors to reach scale if they plan to continue as a standalone business."

Additional key findings include:

  • Large software vendors like IBM, Sun, Dell, HP, and Oracle are making significant amounts of indirect revenue from their activities with and support of OSS. This has greatly aided mainstream adoption and acceptance of OSS.
  • Hybrid business models seem to be increasing. It is likely that this will end up as the most prevalent business model, with on-premise vendors adding SaaS, SaaS vendors offering on premise, OSS vendors selling variants, and closed source vendors offering more OSS.
  • The opportunity to leverage OSS in ways that increase competitive advantage, such as a part of BPO offerings or as a part of a software appliance, is on the rise and should help increase adoption and growth for OSS vendors.
This IDC study, Worldwide Open Source Software 2009–2013 Forecast (IDC #219260) provides a new forecast for the open source software market as a bottom-up sizing of the OSS market in 2008 and a 2009–2013 forecast. Historical and forecast revenue data is shown for the total worldwide marke

Replication for Oracle

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:21 AM by Target Source   [ updated Dec 20, 2009 8:23 AM ]

San Jose, CA – October 14, 2008  – Continuent, Inc., a leading provider of commercial open source solutions for database replication and scale-out, today announced that it is accepting applications for a closed beta version for advanced replication for Oracle® with its Tungsten Replicator. Continuent Tungsten is an open source stack consisting of tightly integrated projects that provide database scale-out using commodity hardware. It provides database replication, group communications wrappers, performance testing tools and shared infrastructure required to build workable scale-out solutions. Tungsten also includes sophisticated cluster management based on group communications. Continuent’s Tungsten stack works with any database implementation, and is available in source and binary forms.

The Continuent Tungsten for Oracle is designed to

  • Replicate between Oracle database instances (Express, SE1, SE and EE): maximize database uptime and throughput by replicating the master database to multiple slaves, distributing reads to slaves, and promoting slaves automatically during planned maintenance or when the master fails.
  • Provide heterogeneous replication: supply edge application data from core Oracle OLTP server by heterogeneous replication from an Oracle instance to and from MySQL® instances and to PostgreSQL, with high fidelity and rapid transfer rates.
  • Implement reliable, zero-downtime Oracle database migration and upgrade by applying upgrades to a replica instance and then promoting the upgraded copy to be a master. In addition to minimizing downtime, this approach provides a back-out in the event of migration problems.

“Continuent’s replication for Oracle is an economical and effective for a wide range of customer problems.  We encourage interested Oracle customers to contact us and apply to test it,” says Robert Hodges, CTO at Continuent.

 

A limited beta release of Continuent Tungsten for Oracle is available by contacting, if you are intererted in Tungsten and based in China , please contact to sales<at>targetsorce.com.cn. Production versions will be available in Q1 2009.

 

About Continuent

Continuent, the world's leading provider of Continuous Data Availability (CDA) solutions, offers continuous high availability and incremental performance scaling using commodity hardware and databases. We provide continuous uptime so you can deliver business critical database applications with high data availability and accessibility. We also offer support, training and consulting services to our customers worldwide.

Continuent’s Tungsten stack provides a unique collection of technologies for database scale-out. The stack itself is open source. Tungsten is operating system independent and supports both commercial and open source databases including Oracle®, MySQL®, PostgreSQL and EnterpriseDB. For more information about Continuent and our products, visitwww.continuent.com.

 

About TargetSource

The Company TargetSource™ is a open source software services and consulting firm. TargetSource distributes, manages, integrates and supports enterprise-ready open source software and applications across the enterprise. TargetSource services are delivered to end customers by a global collaboration network with partners.More information , visitwww.targetsource.cn

Open Community, Open Strategy

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:20 AM by Target Source

Beijing, China.—June 18, 2008   Today from the Ministry of Information Industry and the State Development and Reform Commission, Ministry of Science and Technology, organised by the Beijing Municipal People's Government, the Chinese software industry associations create software Branch, solar system (China) Co., Ltd. in association with the "build Eco-system software together help open platform "forum held in Beijing. Huihoo the open source community under the co-founder of Peter Cheng spoke Record: 

Huihoo the open source community co-founder of Peter Cheng: Today I talk about this part of a simple, I have in the past been involved in some of the open source community understand how to truly help companies adopt open-source technologies and products. 

I start from 2001 to the open source community Huihoo, 2004 came to Beijing, in various forums, open source technology to do the research and exchanges, and we will continue to do some inter-community interaction activities Open Source Camp. Today, I still talk about how the focus on helping enterprises to adopt open-source kind of technology. 

Now the plan inside, you will see a lot of open source software participants, individuals, communities and enterprises in this inside the participation of everyone through constant communication and to form a complete ecosystem, we will see the inside of various All sorts of different roles. At the same time there are many commercial companies gradually some of their original strategy into the strategy of raising revenue, more revenue is the commitment to the user to produce better software. 

I often ask customers, particularly in China, more revenue for the understanding of the use of free, rather than genuine boost to use. In China's concern on the market in the end, what does » I visited many companies and customers, when they buy a software, the first is to stabilize the operation, if the instability may lead to bad management accountable. The second and stable operation of the future must be better performance, so you get a better return. The third is to see whether there is a corresponding skills with the talent, and these people need training in the time-consuming. The last to care about the issue of cost, in the end the software how much money be spent on investment, so the final price is a problem. When we used to make open-source inside the enterprise, we often referred to some problems, an open source project and the final forming of the gap between the products, bought today is not tomorrow can be used » Open-source software is not also have to assess the way » Have your own company with open-source software and technical talents to better use the software. Your investment in the open-source software, how to calculate your return on investment, and so on, and you will care about the business support services, these are all you need to consider the issue. 

The real inside large enterprises, we feel that if we use good open-source software, the need to develop a strategy, including Bank of America to set up a special department to do the overall assessment, we participate in the open-source and the application of open source to provide services for customers , Summed up some of our experience, a real business, if you should be an open-source software, whether from the community to an open-source or from a certain product makers get put into use, have to go through four A process. First, the product itself to be evaluated. Second, depends on whether the company's technical staff have the appropriate skills. Third, the legal departments of the software the legal risk assessments. Finally, as a high-level strategy departments, needs assessment so I bought a software, the input of financial and material resources, how long will the recovery proceeds, after the passage of the four procedures, to enter a business within the enterprise-class open-source software warehouse Lane. 

For more details, please visit: http://www.slideshare.net/targetsource/open-community-open-strategy

Open Source, Value Return 2008

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:19 AM by Target Source

Dear ladies and gentlemen,

OpenSourceCamp is delighted to invite you to attend the event 'OpenSource , Value Return' taking place on Oct.25th in Beijing.

The numerous users have adopted very quickly sharing knowledge and transferring information on the internet. People also is building and maintaining of their relationships with the network, But what's behind all of those innovation? Open Source, the greatest process for gathering people to participate and share technology and culture on the internet. Now, Lots of enterprise is already building their infrastructure base on open source software such as Linux, java, php, python, ruby, mysql and so forth.

What's Open Source Camp?

OpenSourceCamp is unconference event that brings together open source developer, Geek , entrepreneurs, academics, venture capitalists, and technology influencer, Tech Media for an intense user-created conference about open source, emerging technology topics. The event combines sharing , learning, networking, and fun. Participants, who are experts and innovators in their fields, are also the presenters. The goal is to boost tech community and innovation not only in China but also around the world.

When is it?

The evening of Saturday, Oct 25, 2008 and 13:00 -- 19:00.

How To Registration?


https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?key=pzB8e0ZveFJtXNbdzDDs8Hw

Where will it take place and How to get there?

In Beijing.

English Study Bar beside the WenJing Hotel, LanqiYing Bus Station, The west of Wudaokou Railway station.

Bus and Railway:


1. First No 13. Railway, Wudaokou Station,then go west and take Bus 375,307,331,690,731,656,743
to LanQiYing Station, on the right side of the road, Study Bar.

2. Directly Take Bus or Taxi to LanQiYing Station , on the right side of the road, Study Bar.
Map: 
http://photos-a.ak.facebook.com/photos-ak-sf2p/v363/42/73/584713498/n584713498_973464_3396.jpg

 

Any questions, Contact to

Peter Cheng
Mobile: 138-1138-1302
Email: opensourcecamp<at>gmail.com

 Who will be there?

We're expecting about 200 people who work in fields such as internet, opensource computer security, mobile communication, Game, IT Media, Java Community,Python Community, Unix Commmunity , PHP Community, Linux and other emerging technologies.

We also invitate an influential group of people who are knowledgeable about the technology world to join us. These people includes:

Mikko Puhakk  Open Source Research & MYSQL Investor
Cedric Thomas CEO of OW2 Consortium
Gong Min Linx Technology Ltd CEO, The Pioneer of China Free Software
Bill Xu Founder of ZEUUX Community
Jason Costa Google
ZhangWenSong Founder of LVS TelTel Chief Scientist
Bjrn Stabell, Exoweb CEO
Chen Xu Intel Open Source Center Strategy Manager

Event Services

 

** Event Facility & Food
We will supply free Projector, WIFI, Soft Drink & Cookie
** 
Online Communication & Media
** OSCamp Twitter: http://twitter.com/oscamp

 

Session Schedule

13:30-14:00 Registation
14:00-14:30 Welcome Introducation
14:30-15:00:Post the idesa on The Topic Wall , Confirm Topic Schedule
15:00-15:30 3 Keynote Session
15:30-15:40 Session Break
15:40-16:20 Session 1 , Room0, Room2, Room3, Startup Room
16:20-16:25 Session Break, Find new topics on the wall
16:25 -17:05 Session 2 , Room0, Room2, Room3, Startup Room
17:05-17:10 Session Break, Find new topics on the wall
17:10-17:50 Session 3 , Room0, Room2, Room3, Startup Room
17:50- 17:55 Session Break, Find new topics on the wall
17:55- 18:35 Session 4 , Room0, Room2, Room3, Startup Room
17:55- 19:00 Game & Free Gift (Room 0 )


Registration Fee: Free (everyone will obtain a tshirt for free, also have a chance to win gifts)

 

Event Co-Organizer
Beijing Open Party 
http://www.beijing-open-party.org

 

Sponsors
Google, TargetSource, Intel, Redhat, OW2, Thoughtworks 

Community Partners
Huihoo.org, ZEUUX, BeijingOpenParty, JActionGroup, Martix, BLUG, SpringSide, LinuxPK, XOOPS, MyTshirt, OpenSourceForce, LVS

Stephen Walli Join TargetSource Board of Advisor Team

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:18 AM by Target Source

Beijing, China.—May 8, 2008 Today, TargetSource is very glad to announce that Stephen Walli , an open source strategist join the advisory board of TargetSource.

 

Stephen is an consultant of open source strategy . He was vice president of open source development strategy at Optaros, Inc. He worked for Microsoft for 5 years after the acquisition of Softway Systems, Inc, the makers of Interix which lives on in the Services for UNIX product. While at Microsoft, he continued to work on Interix, then joined the Rotor team, and finally worked as part of the business development team exploring how Microsoft could best develop open source communities. 


We believe that Stephen will bring more international business and community experience on open source to TargetSource, help to make TargetSource successful on the road of Open Source. 

TargetSource join Open Source big family

posted Dec 20, 2009 8:09 AM by Target Source

Beijing, China.—April 10, 2008, TargetSource-an open-source software services and consulting company in Beijing announced the establishment of formal open-source community as a new member. 

As a large number of new software system through the help of software vendors, built on open source-based system architecture, these applications, will bring both enterprise-class features, but also greatly reduces the complexity of enterprise IT and cost . It is an open-source and gathered crowds of open source software services and consulting companies, through the distribution, management, integration and support of open source software and application software through a global network of collaboration, and cooperation partners will deliver quality service to End-users.

 

TargetSource through the development of the Enterprise-Ready Open Source ™ platform for these new powerful open source-based solutions for enterprise applications provider of innovative vitality. Enterprise-Ready Open Source ™, is a set of components and services that can help simplify and automate labor-intensive and complex task, and ensure that the solution is easy to deploy and easy to use, and to enterprise-class quality and performance. These solutions can increase revenue through the gathered crowds of professional support services, access to critical security patches, updates, to ensure that users need when they can receive timely. For each solution, assembling people to choose the right open-source components, and then integrate, build, test and packaging them, finally delivered an optimized solution. 


At the same time, assembling people to raise revenue also includes a very strong advisory team, as a global open-source software and a leader in risk investment, will TargetSource company's long-term development to provide support and assistance. TargetSource these expert consultants will bring more business guidance and the open source community's development strategy are:

 

  • Mikko Puhakka: Mikko is founder of Holtron Ventures First investor in MySQL (2001), exited to SUN for USD 1 billion. in 2008 Open Source researcher at Helsinki University of Technology since 2004 Advisor to COSS, Finnish Center for Open Source Solutions since 2005 Well known thought leader in Open Source, having given speeches and organizing network events in China, Europe, Africa and USA Advisor of Open Source companies in Europe, USA and China.
  • Peter Kronowitt: Peter is a Software Strategist in Intel's Open Source Technology Center and is responsible for developing and managing the worldwide program for Linux operating system vendors. Peter has 20 years in the high-tech sector, with IBM, Xircom and more than twelve years with Intel. He has led global teams for market and platform roadmap development in the worldwide channel and directed software ecosystem relationships for new Intel platform introductions. Peter has held positions as board observer at JBoss as part of an Intel Capital equity investment, was a founding and Steering Committee member of the Open Business Readiness Rating, and Steering Committee Vice Chair for the Open Source Development Lab Desktop Linux Working Group.
  • Gong Min: Dr. Gong graduated from Peking University Department of Radio, assigned to the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which has worked to the United States 2002, and later to Helsinki, Finland, Hong Kong Polytechnic University of painstaking research It is in Finland, Gong Min involved in the LINUX operating system development and research. 2000 Gong Min backto Beijing to start returning Ningsi Technology Limited.
  • Zhang Wen Song: Dr. ZhangWenSong graduated from National University of Defense Technology, Ph.D., the incumbent TelTel chief scientist. Dr.Zhang, founded in May 1998 LVS, and applied to many systems on the Internet, including SourceForge.net, abc.com. LVS Linux kernel as an important item for the high availability of network structures cluster system important features and performance. Dr.Zhang as China's open-source Software leader, encouraging more young people to participate in open-source software development and promotion of the past.
  • Zhang Shu Guang: Zhang Shuguang who have more than 10 years experiences in international law business is a partner of Beijing Longan law firm, he was promulgated the Law Society of the first batch of possessing both the Bar, the English proficiency of foreign-related legal counselZhang Shuguang was graduated from Beijing Language Institute Bachelor of English and American Literature in 1994. And also received a master's degree in International Economic Law at China University of Political Science and in 1997.

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