CommunicAsia 2009 CommunicAsia 2009 will focus on the latest hot technologies for applications, solutions and hardware. CommunicAsia2009 and BroadcastAsia2009 are expected to feature about 2,000 exhibiting companies from 65 countries and regions from across the globe. The shows are set to return from June 16 –19, 2009 at the Singapore Expo. The infocomm industr y’s strength is still evident despite the unpredictable conditions in the global economy. IDC has projected that the combined telecom services market of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand to reach US$35.7 billion in 2009, which is 10 percent higher than its 2008 performance. “The global gloom has accentuated the gleaming potential in Asia and increased the urgency in which international companies are moving into the continent,” said Stephen Tan, chief executive at show organiser Singapore Exhibition Services.
As companies are turning to cutting edge technologies to meet the challenges posed by today’s tough economic climate, CommunicAsia 2009 will focus on the latest hot technologies for applications, solutions and hardware. These key technologies, which are already starting to have a huge impact on the way we live, work and play, include IPTV, Mobile Entertainment, WiMAX, Navigation & LBS, Satellite , Femtocell, e-Government, Green IT, and Mobile Internet. In response to the buzzing media industry development in Asia, BroadcastAsia 2009 will again feature key technologies that draw huge interest and demand from the
market. These include Broadcastto-Handheld/Mobile TV, Digital Media Asset Management, HighDefinition Technology, IPTV, Mobile Broadcasting and Professional Audio Technology. Singapore Expo June 16 – 19, 2009
ENQUIRY NO. 3902
ENQUIRY NO. 3902
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