| 29 November 2010 |
Keen Interest from Visitors at InfoComm Asia 2010
A total of 6,732 AV professionals and end-users attended InfoComm Asia 2010, the Trade Show and Summit for pro audio visual and systems integration, during its three-day run in Hong Kong which ended last week. Although this represented a slight 4% dip from its last presentation in 2008, exhibitors however noted the higher quality of visitors that attended the show. In their initial feedback, the exhibitors reported that the visitors they met at their booths displayed a keen interest in AV technologies, and were very focused in their search for information and suppliers.
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| 17 November 2010 |
InfoComm Asia 2010 opens today
Thousands of AV practitioners are expected to attend the three-day event
The Pan Asian Trade Exhibition and Summit for pro AudioVisual and Information Communication technologies – opens today. The Opening Ceremony is officiated by Ms Rosanna Law, Acting Commissioner for Tourism, Tourism Commission, Commerce and Economic Development Bureau, the Government of HKSAR. The three-day event, from 17-19 November, is held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre.
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| 7 October 2010 |
(AV Trade)
InfoComm Asia, 17-19 November 2010, Hong Kong
Technology Update for AV Professionals
InfoComm Asia 2010 will also feature a solid Summit program to facilitate sharing and discussion of technological developments, market trends and technical skills. The InfoComm Asia event serves to help raise the general standards of AV service and knowledge in the region.
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(Vertical Markets)
Audiovisual and Information Communications Technologies for Diverse Applications
InfoComm Asia 2010 will also feature a Summit program for visitors to gain a deeper understanding of AV technologies. There are several components in the Summit program, catering to personnel with differing levels of AV involvement.
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| 27 July 2010 |
(AV Trade)
AV manufacturers gearing up for Asian growth at InfoComm Asia 2010
With the Asia Pacific region overtaking Europe as the second largest pro AV market in the world, according to an InfoComm International® market survey, InfoComm Asia 2010 will be a valuable source of new contacts and education for AV professionals in Asia.
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(Corporate)
AV-enhanced corporate infrastructure boosts efficiency and productivity
Many corporations have come to realize the important role Audio Visual communication systems play in enhancing operational efficiency and employee productivity. The scope for AV use in corporate operations has widened from information management and presentation to collaborative conferencing and enterprise automation.
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(Entertainment & Leisure)
AV technology ups WOW factor in entertainment
Advances in AV technology and its increasing integration with computer technology have transformed the entertainment scene, opening up exciting possibilities for quality experiences.
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(Government, Security & Transportation)
AV technology helps governments to improve lives
From emergency services and homeland security to utilities and public services such as air, sea and land transportation, healthcare and legal operations, AV systems play a growing role in the ability of governments to provide timely, efficient and quality services; to make well-informed decisions; and hence, to improve lives.
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(Education)
Creative learning with innovative AV aids
For both the learner and the trainer, AV technology can greatly enhance the information exchange process, whether it is in a formal instruction environment or self-directed learning.
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(Building & Hospitality)
'Smart' hospitality from 'intelligent' building features
AV systems are fast becoming important components of hotels, resorts, commercial and residential buildings. Architects and builders are no longer content to just build aesthetic brick-and mortar 'shells'. Increasingly, the trend is to create entire internal and external environments where the people can thrive and soar.
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| 25 January 2010 |
"Good feeling" in the Indian ProAV market.
InfoCommAsia Roadshow helps exhibitors to reach out and educate the market.
This is the general consensus among a group of pro AV manufacturers and suppliers who participated in the InfoComm India 2010 Roadshow circuit of three Indian cities last week. The Roadshow, which ended its one-week run in Mumbai, New Delhi and Bangalore on 20 January, drew a total of 821 visitors.
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