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CommunicAsia 2005 - CommunicAsia 2005 - CommunicAsia 2005 - CommunicAsia 2005 CommunicAsia 2005 European companies behind CommunicAsia’s growth European participation at CommunicAsia has grown by 30 per cent over the past decade–a reflection that strong European support remains a critical factor behind the success of Asia’s largest communications and IT trade exhibition, the 2005 edition of which will take place June 14-17, 2005. During the last CommunicAsia, that took place from June 15-18, 2004 at the Singapore Expo, over 1,300 companies and 45,000 business professionals gathered to network, exchange ideas and negotiate business deals. More than 170 European companies were present at the event, which also hosted national pavilions from Belgium, Finland, France, Germany, Israel, Ireland, Sweden and the United Kingdom. "In the past decade, we have seen consistent support from United Kingdom, German and Irish companies. In recent years, we are seeing more participation from Belgium, France, Sweden, Italy and several other up and coming Eastern European nations," said Mr Alun Jones, director of London-based Overseas Exhibition Services (OES). OES is the worldwide associate of organiser Singapore Exhibition Services. The North American contingent at CommunicAsia2004 brought 120 companiessignaling a show of commitment from United States and Canadian companies to reach Asia through CommunicAsia. "Both European and North American companies see the event as an ideal platform to tap into the fast growing and vibrant Asian market place," added Mr Jones. Several established European industry leaders such as Ericsson, Siemens, Racal Antennas, IPM International and Urmet Spa have been with CommunicAsia for the past eight shows. "CommunicAsia has been one of the most important exhibitions in telecommunication and network engineering in Asia for the last 10 years of Siemens Communications. As a consequence thereof we are able to address all our customers and potential buyers of South East Asia and the Pacific area and are therefore able to introduce our various portfolio of innovative products, solutions and services," said Mr Christian Trieflinger, Project Manager for Fairs and Exhibitions, at Siemens AG. CommunicAsia has grown to become Asias premier event serving the communications and IT industry through the last 15 editions. Since it began in 1979 with 220 companies, the event has grown more than six fold. CommunicAsia has evolved to remain relevant to industry needs while providing a thought leadership platform and gateway into Asias info-communications technology industry. The event features sub-shows in networks, satellite communications and mobile communications. Enterprise IT, an event showcasing enterprise technologies, grew out of CommunicAsia to meet the growing business demands for technology infrastructure. CommunicAsia 2004, Enterprise IT 2004 and BroadcastAsia 2004 are key components of the fiveday Infocomm Media Business Exchange (imbX), which attracts some 30,000 visitors to Singapore. About the Infocomm Media Business Exchange The Infocomm Media Business Exchange (imbX), as Asias largest infocomm and media business platform, brings together business leaders, companies and industry professionals to showcase their latest innovations, network, exchange ideas and tap new markets. imbX is jointly organised by Singapore Exhibition Services (SES) and the Singapore infocomm Technology Federation (SiTF), and hosted by the Infocomm Development Authority of Singapore (IDA) and the Media Development Authority of Singapore (MDA). To be held from 14 to 17 June, imbX incorporates CommunicAsia 2004, BroadcastAsia 2004, Enterprise IT 2004, iX2004 Conference and a host of other activities. For further information on imbX, please visit www.visit-imbx.com Promotional Feature
CommunicAsia 2005 - CommunicAsia 2005 - CommunicAsia 2005 - CommunicAsia 2005 CommunicAsia, Asias most established and comprehensive information and communications technology (ICT) tradeshow, showcases the latest products and services in the industry. Go to www.CommunicAsia.com BroadcastAsia serves as a launch pad for the latest hitech production and post-production technology from the electronic media industry. Go to www.Broadcast-Asia.com EnterpriseIT targets enterprises that deliver IT solutions in system integration, e-learning, data warehousing, storage systems, outsourcing services, business intelligence, enterprise resource planning and others. Visit www.goto-EnterpriseIT.com iX Conference is Asias definitive ICT conference. It brings together business leaders, IT visionaries and senior executives to discuss and share their experiences on the role and impact of ICT in shaping and reinventing the rules of business. Visit www.ix2004.com Figure 2: Countries including the US (top) and UK (bottom) were well represented. Figure 1: Just two of the many pavilions at CommunicAsia: Sweden (top) and Thailand (bottom). Figure 3: The busy Panasonic stand. Figure 4: Stands at CommunicAsia include (left to right): LG, Samsumg, Registration and Ericsson. Promotional Feature
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