No matter who you're talking to, whether it's the person sitting next to you at a panel or someone with whom you're riding the elevator, be friendly and introduce yourself. Limit your introduction to a succinct 30 seconds, during which you say your name, who you work for and a bit about your background. Presenters, business people, and others associated with the conference will generally be time-limited and won't get much of a chance to stand around chatting with you.  Practice what you're going to say at home, so you know how long it takes and you make sure to include all pertinent information. However, try not to sound rehearsed when you give your spiel. Pay attention to what the other person says, too, instead of being self conscious about how you came off. A good networker is a good listener. When you're talking to someone, focus on that person's answers to your questions and not on anybody else in the room. Limit your own talking and encourage the other person to talk. Whatever you do, no matter how excited or enamored of this person's expertise or importance you are, don't jump to conclusions about what he or she will say next and try to fill it in. Remain calm and let the person do the talking.  Maintain eye contact, nod, and unfold your arms. Enjoy talking to the other person. Remember that networking is a wonderful opportunity to get to know people, so make the most of it by enjoying it as well as trying to connect. Be receptive to other people's spiels, too. Plan to accept as many business cards as you give out. Go to the talks of those presenters you want to meet (especially if you emailed them expressing interest in doing so). Arrive early and sit in the front row so that you're in a good position to reach them after the talk. Listen attentively so that you can raise particular points with them afterward during your discussion. When the presentation has concluded, introduce yourself, compliment the presenter on the presentation, and ask relevant questions.  Have a list of questions you'd like to...

How would you rephrase that briefly using Indonesian?
Perkenalkan diri anda pada orang-orang dengan efektif. Tanyakan pertanyaan yang dalam dan berarti dan dengarkan jawaban mereka. Bicaralah pada pembawa acara. Jangan menjadi starstruck. Belajarlah bagaimana meninggalkan tempat dengan sopan. Nikmati waktu anda.