Brochure

DAWN OF A NEW
ASEAN AGE
EXPERIENCE AN UNPRECEDENTED
ERA OF GROWTH IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
27 - 29 May 2020
Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre, Thailand, HALL 100 & 101
WWW.INFOCOMM-SEA.COM
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SPARKS OF INNOVATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA
PHILIPPINES
With about 70,000 doctors serving 100 million people, a cloud-based platform called
Medifi Medtech Solutions improves healthcare by digitally connecting doctors to
patients wherever they are via video consultations, messaging and medical imaging.
These are just two stories of innovation from Southeast Asia.
VIETNAM
To help over 450,000 fish and shrimp
pond farmers who were mostly isolated
and did manual work, online platform
Tep Bac Co. was set up in 2013 to
enable farmers to learn from experts,
share aqua-cultural knowledge and
view pond data collected from Internetof-Things-enabled
hardware devices.
Fueled by desire for a better future, the economic region with its large, literate and dynamic
young population of over 640 million people is well on its way to becoming the 4th largest global
economy by 2050.
“It’s been years since we had a
show like this, and it is really
what the industry needs. I
saw many new products and
technologies.”
- Visitor Liaw Kee Lim, the
Managing Director of Acoustic
Calibration Service.
FORGING GLOBAL CONNECTIONS
FOR A “SUPER” ECONOMY
Leading the economic charge is the Association of
Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), a regional intergovernmental
organization comprising ten countries
in Southeast Asia. It promotes inter-governmental
cooperation and facilitates economic, political, security,
military, educational, and sociocultural integration
among its members and other countries in Asia.
The ASEAN Economic Community (AEC) was formed
in 2015 to develop a single market and potentially lift
Southeast Asia’s economic output by 7 percent by 2025.
ASEAN is also forging ties with six Asia-Pacific states
– including China and India – to create a Regional
Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).
Southeast Asian
economies are moving
up in competitiveness
rankings
RCEP
The RCEP “super economy”
will cover 30 percent of
global trade and 48 percent
of the world’s population
GROWING STEADILY AMIDST TURMOIL
Amidst global economic turmoil, Southeast
Asia’s economies are standing strong.
In Swiss business school IMD’s (International
Institute for Management Development) World
Competitiveness Rankings 2019, five Southeast
Asian countries – Singapore, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines – either
retained their spots or jumped ahead.
Even with the Sino-US trade war, ASEAN
countries stand to gain as both US and Chinese
firms shift production bases to ASEAN states to
escape tariffs.
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EXPLOSION OF
ASEAN’S DIGITAL
ECONOMY
$31B
2015
6.4 Times
$197B
2025
Southeast Asia’s digital economy will
expand 6.4 times from US$31 billion
in 2015 to US$197 billion by 2025.
INFOCOMM SOUTHEAST ASIA – A WINNING START
While event organizer InfoCommAsia has run numerous Pro-AV trade shows in Asia, InfoComm Southeast Asia 2019 was the first time
it had held the event for a Southeast Asian audience, attracting visitors from all around the region and beyond.
The Exhibition
Over 150 exhibitors showcased their products and solutions to
a diverse range of visitors. Many visitors were decision-makers
and influencers on the lookout for new supplies.
Many were also keen to adopt the technologies they saw,
which included the latest advances in smart digital displays,
virtual and augmented reality simulations, 3D simulations,
collaborative conferencing, command and control systems and
devices to create multi-sensory experiences.
“The show is very successful
and we had many visitors.
I met professionals from
Cambodia, Malaysia,
Indonesia, Hong Kong and
Korea. Through the show,
we found new partners who
can help us integrate our
solutions.”
- Giuseppe Zaccaria of Wey
Technology, exhibitor
Southeast Asia’s digital economy – a collective
term for all economic transactions that occur
online – will be expanding together with
economic growth.
Many developing ASEAN economies are also
leap-frogging old models. For instance, moving
straight from dollars to mobile payments
(skipping credit cards).
This spirit of entrepreneurship, thirst for
innovation and embracing of new technologies
is powering an unprecedented era of growth in
Southeast Asia.
The Summit
Comprising industry conferences, technology conferences and technical
seminars, experts with global experience in a wide array of Pro-AV solutions
shed insights on the latest developments in the Pro-AV world, addressed AV
applications to specific industries and honed in on specific technologies.
The Summit also featured Tech Tours where participants visited actual installed
sites in Bangkok to study how AV solutions are effectively deployed in real-life
settings.
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7,743
Unique visitors
from nearly 50
countries
SHOW ATTENDEES
WHERE THEY CAME FROM
152
Exhibitors
35%
from 45
countries
65%
from
Thailand
1,777
Participants in
the Summit
(comprising
conferences and
seminars)
SOUTHEAST ASIA
CAMBODIA 0.23%
INDONESIA 2.63%
LAOS 0.06%
MALAYSIA 5.45%
MYANMAR
0.76%
PHILIPPINES
SINGAPORE
THAILAND
VIETNAM
1.87%
8.92%
2.13%
77.94%
SOUTHEAST ASIA
OTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES
REST OF WORLD
83%
13%
4%
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SHOW ATTENDEES
WHO THEY ARE
Infocomm Southeast Asia attracts a regional crowd comprising mainly decision-makers and influencers who are on the lookout for new
supplies and new technologies which they can adopt in their businesses and industries.
AV Channel: 28%
AV Consultant 23.17%
AV System Integrator 35.97%
Manufacturer of AV equipment, systems and
solutions
IT Channel: 16%
18.42%
Manufacturer’s Representative (Distributor, Dealer) 12.99%
Rental/staging Contractor 9.45%
IT Manufacturer 20.48%
IT Systems Design and Installation 62.43%
Manufacturer’s Representative (Distributor, Dealer) 17.09%
“Together with the show, the Summit conferences really helped me to
understand the new technologies. The two portions of InfoComm Southeast
Asia - the exhibition and conferences - were extremely well-organized.”
- Visitor Chan Hui Ying, the Senior Manager of Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
Vertical Market End-Users: 56%
Broadcasting/Telecommunications 18.84%
Business/Corporate 19.26%
Defence 6.39%
Education 9.04%
Entertainment & Leisure 7.73%
Finance & Banking 1.48%
Government 3.76%
Healthcare 1.69%
Hospitality 2.73%
Media/Advertising 7.60%
Meetings/Events/Conventions 6.29%
Museum 2.47%
Real Estate Development/Architecture/M&E
Consultancy/Facility Management
3.00%
Retail 4.48%
Security 2.90%
Transportation 1.46%
Worship 0.88%
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SHOW ATTENDEES
WHAT THEY ARE
INTERESTED IN
3D Technology 23.46%
Acoustic Products 9.62%
Amplifiers and Mixers 11.70%
AR/VR 14.28%
Architectural Lighting 7.34%
Assistive Listening 2.86%
Associations, Publications and
Information Services
3.59%
Audience Response Systems 4.55%
Audio Speakers 20.17%
Audio Technologies 17.36%
Audio Visual Technologies 18.35%
Audio, Video, Data Conferencing
Equipment & Technology
15.80%
AV Furniture 6.64%
AV Lifts 4.48%
AV Software 10.62%
Cable, Connectors & Switchers 10.54%
Command & Control Systems 10.20%
Consoles 3.20%
Control/Interfacing/Distribution
Systems and Technologies
4.66%
Digital Signage 11.15%
Display and Monitors 11.07%
Home Networking & Automation 3.92%
Home Theatre Technologies 2.49%
Information Communications
Technology
Interactive Whiteboards and
Visualisers
5.48%
3.42%
IoT 5.65%
Language Interpretation Systems 1.94%
Lighting & Studio Support Systems 4.10%
Power Distribution & Supplies 2.42%
Presentation & Training Aids 3.18%
Projection Screens & Mediums 5.36%
Projector Lenses & Accesories 4.89%
Projectors 6.95%
Public Address (PA), Paging,
Background Music Systems
2.76%
Racks and Mounting Systems 2.98%
Signal Management & Processing 2.37%
Simulation Systems 2.25%
Streaming and Media Storage and
Distribution
3.22%
Systems Integration 5.23%
Test & Measurement Equipment 1.86%
Truss, Rigging and Accessories 2.03%
Video Production Equipment and
Accessories
5.70%
Wireless AV Systems 6.72%
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MEMBER NON-MEMBER
PARTICIPATION
RATES
(PER SQM)
Space
Only
Schell
Scheme 2
Space
Only
Schell
Scheme 2
Standard Rate USD 440 USD 505 USD 470 USD 535
Loyalty Rate 1 USD 390 USD 455 USD 440 USD 505
Double Storey Surcharge 3
Additional space rental rate
for double storey booths
USD 250
1
Loyalty Rate - Applicable to companies whom have contracted for InfoComm Southeast Asia
2019
2
Shell scheme package includes bare exhibit space. Please refer to the Exhibitor Manual for
details of the scheme provisions.
3
Double storey booths may be allowed for contracted floor space of at least 120 sqm and the
built up area of the 2nd level must NOT exceed 40% of the contracted floor space - terms and
conditions apply.
“Thanks to InfoCommAsia and AVIXA’s marketing efforts, we attracted
many visitors. We had a good blend of regional and local customers, and
we are glad we showed our solutions to all of them. We will build on the
opportunities and leads that we have gathered, and will develop them. We
have already confirmed a booth next year!”
- Jayme Chua, the manager of market development at SHURE, exhibitor
BOOK A BOOTH
For Pro-AV businesses, InfoComm Southeast Asia 2020 is the right show for the right market.
Book a booth today and ride on Southeast Asia’s success.
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SHOW ORGANIZER
InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd is the Singapore-based subsidiary of AVIXA, the trade association
representing the Professional AudioVisual (Pro-AV) and information communications industries
worldwide. It is responsible for the association’s trade shows throughout the Asia Pacific and
extends its influence through four marquee events: InfoComm Southeast Asia, Beijing InfoComm
China, Chengdu InfoComm China and InfoComm India.
Each show comprises an exhibition that showcases world-class Pro-AV and Integrated Experience
technologies, and a Summit that presents extensive learning opportunities. Bringing together
industry players and top-level decision-makers from across all industries, the shows offer a
window to the vast potential presented by the Pro-AV and Integrated Experience technology
markets of each country and region.
Additional information is available at
www.infocomm-sea.com
infocomm-china.com
chengdu.infocomm-china.com
infocomm-india.com
Organized By:
A Project Of:
ORGANIZER
InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd
David Lim
Senior Director
m : +65 9683 5275
e : davidlim@infocommasia.com
EVENT MANAGER
Expo Inter Co Ltd
Kanokwan Sukchaisri
t : +66 2 115 8930
m : +66 81 833 1839
e : ks@expointer.net
INTERNATIONAL SALES CONTACTS
INDOCHINA (THAILAND, MYANMAR,
LAOS, CAMBODIA AND VIETNAM)
Sujitra Prasopdee
Expo Inter Co Ltd
t : +66 2 115 8930
m : +66 89 744 2429
e : sujitra@expointer.net
CHINA
Chufy Tan
Baobab Tree Event Management Co Ltd
t : +86 20 3758 3765 ext. 8006
f : +86 20 8765 5805
m : +86 188 2003 3683
e : chufy.tan@baobab-tree-event.com
HONG KONG & MACAU
Mandy Ng
Baobab Tree Event Management Co Ltd
t : +852 3520 3262
f : +852 3520 3618
m : +852 6159 7965
e : mandy.ng@baobab-tree-event.com
ITALY
Chiara Benedettini
Connessioni
t : +39 055281651
m : +39 334 7134388
e : c.benedettini@connessioni.biz
Cristiano Masi
Connessioni
t: +39 055281651
m: +39 333 8996859
e: c.masi@connessioni.biz
JAPAN
Yoshiro Sawa
Japan Representative of
InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd
m : +81 90 9975 4255
e : sawayoshiro@
infocommasia.com
KOREA
Jimi Kim
ACE Marketing Inc
t: +82 2 541 2988
m: +82 10 7722 5469
e: jimi@acemarketing.co.kr
TAIWAN
Jie Tsai
ACE Forum Inc
t : +886 2 2570 6960 ext. 302
f : +886 2 2570 2305
m : +886 922 938 535
e : jie@aceforum.com.tw
REST OF THE WORLD
David Lim
InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd
m : +65 9683 5275
e : davidlim@infocommasia.com
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