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More than 56,000 industry visitors, conference speakers
and delegates, exhibiting staff and media from around the world attended
CommunicAsia2011 and BroadcastAsia2011 between 21 – 24 June.
“Each year we endeavour
to evolve the content, offerings and format of CommunicAsia and BroadcastAsia,
and exhibitors and visitors continue to endorse our efforts through
their regular participation in the shows,” said Mr. Stephen Tan, Chief
Executive of show organiser, Singapore Exhibition Services (SES).
“This year the strong
line-up of companies on the show floors and distinguished speakers at
the conferences and workshops reinforced the positioning of CommunicAsia
and BroadcastAsia as the premier launch pad and networking ground in
Asia for the international business market.”
Mobile application developers
such as Falcon Interactive, Myriad, Nokia, Stream Media, VeriFone and
Mobiquest made their presence felt at CommunicAsia2011, and companies
such as NTT DoCoMo excited the crowd with their Augmented Reality mobile
applications that allow two or more people to view the same virtual
objects in real-time.
Over the four-days, more
than 250 industry luminaries addressed pertinent issues and challenges
affecting the broadcasting, media and ICT industries at the CommunicAsia2011
Summit, BroadcastAsia2011 International Conference and Creative Content
Production Conference. These knowledge-sharing opportunities provided
delegates with invaluable opportunities to network with industry experts
and thought leaders from across Asia and the rest of the world.
“The success of the
event is a direct outcome of the strength of our exhibitors, and the
unparalleled quality of networking and discussions at the conferences
and workshops,” said Mr. Stephen Tan. “We are pleased with this
year’s event turnout and with the positive responses it generated,
and look forward to planning for the next editions.”
Trade visitors gather at the Blackberry
booth during the CommunicAsia expo in Singapore June 24, 2011
A Model display DOCOMO CAFÉ software for
the visitors during the CommunicAsia expo in Singapore June 24, 2011
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