The telecommunications and broadcasting industry of Asia experienced quite a boom recently. Here in the Philippines, new technologies are slowly embraced by numerous sectors and companies. We have seen how mobile development and outsourcing became an important player in the economy. New technologies such as cloud computing, 4G and FTTx, and adopt buzz-strategies like social media networking are slowly being incorporated into the mainstream development of all aspects of society. A recent study by Interactive Data Corp predicts the ICT landscape in the Philippines this year will be driven by recovery of its ICT spending – an estimated US$3.14 and $3.81 billion in total IT and telecommunication market spending respectively by end of 2010. This shows that our ICT, BPO and broadcasting state are all improving. Those from within such industries can surely affirm.
In line to this good news, two important and big events will be happening in parallel this coming June in Asia. The first one is CommunicAsia2010 / EnterpriseIT2010, the most established infocomm technology (ICT) event in Asia. This event will be participated by prestigious IT and IT-related companies/SMEs from 55 various countries/regions. Together with CommunicAsia2010 will be BroadcastAsia2010.
BroadcastAsia2010 / InteractiveDME is Asia’s leading digital multimedia and entertainment technology event. It will be on its 15th run this year. The trade exhibition will boast the latest technologies from across the globe and showcase solutions and equipment for the entire media value chain – from content creation to delivery.
CommunicAsia2010 and BroadcastAsia2010 are expected to boast at least 58,000 square metres of exhibition space. What to expect from the expo? Latest technology innovations will be presented by 2,000 multinational corporations and SMEs. 33 international group pavilions will be spread across the show floor, reflecting the push by governments and industry bodies to expand their footprint into Asia. The two events will showcase the best of the best technologies for infocomm, media and broadcasting in Asia.
So calling all the Pinoys out there who might want to learn a lot from the best ICT and broadcasting industry players in Asia, then CommunicAsia2010 and BroadcastAsia2010 are the perfect events to attend to. Both events will run from June 15 to 18, 2010 at the Singapore Expo.
Opening Hours: 15 – 17 June: 10.30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.
18 June: 10.30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
Admission: Business and trade professionals only
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