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| The 4-days event over 17 – 20 June 2008 attracted 45,239 trade attendees with 52% from overseas. A total of 1,547 exhibiting companies from 53 countries / regions exhibited the latest technologies of the ICT Industry on the show floor. |
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| In its 19th edition, the show has consistently brought trade attendees the latest, most current happenings dubbing it Asia’s most relevant and unparalleled Infocomm & media trade event. |
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| CommunicAsia attracted 45,239 industry professionals with 52% from overseas out of which, a total of 42 group delegates from 10 different countries attended the event for the latest ICT capabilities and technologies put up by exhibiting companies. |
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| Afghanistan |
Hong Kong |
Pakistan |
| Africa |
India |
Papua New Guinea |
| American Samoa |
Indonesia |
Philippines |
| Argentina |
Iran |
Poland |
| Austria |
Ireland |
Qatar |
| Australia |
Israel |
Romania |
| Bahrain |
Italy |
Russia |
| Bangladesh |
Japan |
Saudi Arabia |
| Belgium |
Jordan |
Serbia and Montenegr |
| Bhutan |
Kenya |
Sierra Leone |
| Brazil |
Korea |
Singapore |
| Brunei |
Kuwait |
Slovakia |
| Cambodia |
Laos |
Slovenia |
| Canada |
Lebanon |
Solomon Islands |
| Chile |
Libya |
South Africa |
| China |
Luxembourg |
Spain |
| Colombia |
Macau |
Sri Lanka |
| Congo |
Madagascar |
Sweden |
| Czech |
Malaysia |
Switzerland |
| Denmark |
Maldives |
Taiwan |
| Egypt |
Marshall Islands |
Tanzania |
| El Salvador |
Mauritius |
Thailand |
| Ethiopia |
Micronesia |
The Americas |
| Europe |
Mongolia |
Togo |
| Fiji |
Myanmar |
Turkey |
| Finland |
Middle East |
UAE |
| France |
Nepal |
UK |
| French Polynesia |
Netherlands |
Ukraine |
| Germany |
New Zealand |
USA |
| Greece |
Nigeria |
Venezuela |
| Ghana |
Norway |
Vietnam |
| Guam |
Oman |
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Group Delegates from Thailand
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 CommunicAsia is an excellent event. It is well-organised and I found it extremely valuable to hear and discuss the broad spectrum issues of the Asian telecommunications industry. The important connections that we’ve establish and information that we gathered will be crucial for our regulatory think tanks in Africa. 
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| Engr. B. Wakil, Special Asst to the Honourable Minister, Federal Minister of Information and Communications, Nigeria |
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| An excellent exhibition that brings together all levels of visitors including practitioners and executives. This event is an industry nexus and the starting place for anyone trying to get a better understanding of the diverse telecommunications scene in Asia.
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| Netxis, Dominic Gallegos, Carrier Relations Director, USA |
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| This is a very good exhibition, Asia’s largest telco show. As Pakistan’s largest Data network operator we always have to come up with innovative offerings for our customers. This is the one stop event for us to see the latest offerings that could meet our strategic needs. Have to say that we were very impressed with the array of satellite systems, metro ethernet and Wimax solutions. Mission accomplished for sourcing all at one go!
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| Cybernet, Salik Mobin, General Manager Technology Development, Pakistan |
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| I come to CommunicAsia with the intention of meeting specific companies like Netezza, Indian Telcos / Mobile Operators. I attend the event for at least two days, just to discuss business and establish relationships with the companies. I personally feel this year’s show is a lot better than last year’s in terms of the quality of exhibiting companies.
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| Lalit K. Chandak, Span Technologies, India |
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| This year, we had 1,547 exhibiting companies from 53 countries / regions, of which 81% were overseas. Spanning across 5 halls with 47,000 square metres of exhibition area, exhibiting companies and 22 group pavilions showcased their latest in ICT products and solutions, wowing trade visitors both internationally and locally. |
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| Angola |
Ireland |
Philippines |
| Argentina |
Israel |
Portugal |
| Australia |
Italy |
Russia |
| Austria |
Japan |
Saudi Arabia |
| Bahrain |
Kazakhstan |
Seychelles |
| Bangladesh |
Kenya |
Singapore |
| Belgium |
Korea |
Slovenia |
| Brunei Darussalam |
Laos |
South Africa |
| Cambodia |
Latvia |
Spain |
| Canada |
Lebanon |
Sri Lanka |
| China |
Liechtenstein |
Sweden |
| Czech Republic |
Lithuania |
Switzerland |
| Denmark |
Luxembourg |
Taiwan |
| Finland |
Malaysia |
Thailand |
| France |
Mexico |
Ukraine |
| Germany |
Myanmar |
United Arab Emirates |
| Hong Kong |
Netherlands |
United Kingdom |
| Hungary |
New Zealand |
United States of America |
| India |
Nigeria |
Vietnam |
| Indonesia |
Norway |
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Pakistan |
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| This is our second time at CommunicAsia. We were here at 2006 through a distributor. This year’s turnout is very good. Our goals were clear, to meet with system integrators, VARs and distributors and have had a couple of very good leads. Our intention was to meet with Malaysian, Indonesia or Vietnamese partners but we have had some very interested parties from the Middle East and Africa, which surpassed our expectations. CommunicAsia definitely has the right mix of attendees for us and we would most likely be returning next year.
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| Mr John Seaman, Director of Sales, Trango Broadband Wireless |
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| CommunicAsia is an important show that any player in the industry has to take part in if they want to reach out to the market in the Asia Pacific region. It is for this reason primarily that ST Electronics has been participating in the show year after year. The good coverage of industry representatives from the region allows us to maintain strategic market presence with entities that we are already doing business with and also potential business partners that we have engaged with through the show.
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| Ms Maria Choong, ST Electronics Limited |
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| GlobeCast announced two major developments with regard to our Asian expansion at CommunicAsia. We are selective in the regional shows that we participate in and with CommunicAsia being Asia-focused and the primary trade show for broadcast in this region drawing international attention to this part of the world, it is a relevant and ideal show for us especially as GlobeCast is uniquely positioned between telecoms and broadcast.
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| Ms. Vanessa Ching, Senior Manager, Marketing Communications, Asia, Globecast |
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| This would be the second year that POSDATA is taking part in the show. While we participate in other smaller trade events, CommunicAsia – being the largest event of its kind in Asia – is unique in that it provides the necessary critical mass for their brand building objectives and for them to access the market in the region.
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| Ms. Baek Jung Sook, Marketing Manager, POSDATA |
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| 13 Heads of Delegation, including Singapore, attended the 4th imbX Ministerial Forum on ICT, where focus was placed on Broadband – Opportunities & Challenges. Countries which attended the Forum were: |
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| Bhutan , Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Oman, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Singapore |
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| CommunicAsia2008 Summit was back at the Singapore Expo this year. |
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| The Summit had 3 two-day streams and 5 one-day forums over 4 days.
These sessions touched on the most talked about developments in these specific sectors of the ICT industry today.
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| More than 600 people from 33 countries attended this year’s Summit, marking another year of success for the region’s most established communications event. More than a hundred speakers from 16 countries presented their knowledge and expertise at the Summit. |
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| Looking ahead, the CommunicAsia2009 Summit will continue to focus on cutting-edge technologies and their commercial implications, as well as to feature fast-growing technological sectors. To find out more about speaking opportunities, or to be added to the mailing list, contact Theni at tk@sesallworld.com |
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| We look forward to welcoming you again at CommunicAsia2009 Summit. |
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