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S E E I N G T E C H N O L O G Y I N A N E W L I G H T
DAWN OF A NEWASEAN AGE
19 - 21 MAY 2021Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre, Thailand, HALL 98 & 99
WWW.INFOCOMM-SEA.COM
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THAILANDA medical innovation in the form of a smart robot has been helping the elderly in Thailand, with a security feature which can detect falls and send alarms to the elderly person’s family members via Bluetooth. It even has 3D digital camera technology to capture images, and can respond to voice commands to provide swift, convenient, accessible care.
VIETNAMTo help over 450,000 fish and shrimp pond farmers who were mostly isolated and did manual work, online platform Tep Bac Co. was set up in 2013 to enable farmers to learn from experts, share aqua-cultural knowledge and view pond data collected from Internet-of-Things-enabled hardware devices.
SINGAPOREFacial recognition is gaining traction as a contact-less form of identification for people checking into hotels and even to speed up processes at immigration checkpoints.
These are just three stories of innovation arising from Southeast Asia.
Fueled by desire for a better future, the economic region with its large, literate and digitally-enabled young population of over 640 million people is well on its way to becoming one of the most promising and exciting economies in the world.
EMERGING STRONGLY
EXPLOSION OF ASEAN’S DIGITAL ECONOMY
SPARKS OF INNOVATION IN SOUTHEAST ASIAWith GDP of all countries in Southeast Asia growing at an average of about 5 percent in the last 5 years, experts predict that Southeast Asia will continue to do well in 2021.
The International Monetary Fund projects growth for five Southeast Asian countries – Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore and Thailand – to hit 7.8 percent in 2021. The Asian Development Bank predicts that as a whole, all 10 countries in ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) will grow 4.7 percent in 2021 .
As a region, ASEAN is currently the 7th largest economic bloc in the world. What remains constant is its wealth of opportunity, driven by fundamentals like rapid urbanization leading to a growing middle-class with buying power, a young population and its thirst for technology.
The economies of Southeast Asian
countries will continue to perform
strongly in 2021.
Southeast Asia’s digital economy
will expand 6.4 times from
US$31 billion in 2015 to US$197 billion by 2025.
“It’s been years since we had a show like this, and it is really what the industry needs. I saw many new products and technologies.”
- Visitor Liaw Kee Lim, the Managing Director of Acoustic Calibration Service.
Southeast Asia’s digital economy – a collective term for all economic transactions that occur online – will expand exponentially.
Many developing ASEAN economies are already leap-frogging old models. For instance, moving straight from dollars to mobile payments (skipping credit cards).
World events have inadvertently accelerated this transition, as more economic activity has shifted to the cloud and businesses have created innovative solutions in response.
This would be particularly marked in countries like Singapore, Indonesia, and Vietnam, which are already on the leading edge of the mobile-app-based digital economy.
All this would brighten the growth and development prospects for Southeast Asian economies come 2021 and beyond.
2021
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INFOCOMM SOUTHEAST ASIA – A WINNING STARTWhile event organizer InfoCommAsia has run numerous Pro-AV trade shows in Asia, InfoComm Southeast Asia 2019 was the first time it had held the event for a Southeast Asian audience, attracting visitors from all around the region and beyond.
The ExhibitionOver 150 exhibitors showcased their products and solutions to a diverse range of visitors. Many visitors were decision-makers and influencers on the lookout for new supplies.
Many were also keen to adopt the technologies they saw, which included the latest advances in smart digital displays, virtual and augmented reality simulations, 3D simulations, collaborative conferencing, command and control systems and devices to create multi-sensory experiences.
The SummitComprising industry conferences, technology conferences and technical seminars, experts with global experience in a wide array of Pro-AV solutions shed insights on the latest developments in the Pro-AV world, addressed AV applications to specific industries and honed in on specific technologies.
The Summit also featured Tech Tours where participants visited actual installed sites in Bangkok to study how AV solutions are effectively deployed in real-life settings.
“It was a great opportunity to catch up with trade partners and to showcase our latest innovation. Visitors were deeply impressed with our solution showcase. InfoComm Southeast Asia allowed us to reach out beyond our customer base where we saw many buyers from the region.”
- Amy Kwa, Regional Manager, Epson Singapore Pte Ltd
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SHOW ATTENDEESWHERE THEY CAME FROM
7,743Unique
visitors from nearly 50 countries
152Exhibitors
1,777Participants in
the Summit (comprising
conferences and seminars)
from Thailand
from 45 countries
CAMBODIA
INDONESIA
LAOS
MALAYSIA
MYANMAR
PHILIPPINES
SINGAPORE
THAILAND
VIETNAM
0.23%
2.63%
0.06%
5.45%
0.76%
1.87%
8.92%
77.94%
2.13%
83%13%4%
SOUTHEAST ASIAOTHER ASIAN COUNTRIES
REST OF WORLD
35%
65%
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Vertical Market End-Users: 56%Broadcasting/Telecommunications 18.84%
Business/Corporate 19.26%
Defence 6.39%
Education 9.04%
Entertainment & Leisure 7.73%
Finance & Banking 1.48%
Government 3.76%
Healthcare 1.69%
Hospitality 2.73%
Media/Advertising 7.60%
Meetings/Events/Conventions 6.29%
Museum 2.47%
Real Estate Development/Architecture/M&E Consultancy/Facility Management
3.00%
Retail 4.48%
Security 2.90%
Transportation 1.46%
Worship 0.88%
AV Channel: 28%
IT Channel: 16%
AV Consultant 23.17%
AV System Integrator 35.97%
Manufacturer of AV equipment, systems and solutions
18.42%
Manufacturer’s Representative (Distributor, Dealer) 12.99%
Rental/staging Contractor 9.45%
IT Manufacturer 20.48%
IT Systems Design and Installation 62.43%
Manufacturer’s Representative (Distributor, Dealer) 17.09%
Infocomm Southeast Asia attracts a regional crowd comprising mainly decision-makers and influencers who are on the lookout for new supplies and new technologies which they can adopt in their businesses and industries.
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“Together with the show, the Summit conferences really helped me to understand the new technologies. The two portions of InfoComm Southeast Asia - the exhibition and conferences - were extremely well-organized.”
- Visitor Chan Hui Ying, the Senior Manager of Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore
SHOW ATTENDEESWHO THEY ARE
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3D Technology 23.46%
Acoustic Products 9.62%
Amplifiers and Mixers 11.70%
AR/VR 14.28%
Architectural Lighting 7.34%
Assistive Listening 2.86%
Associations, Publications and Information Services 3.59%
Audience Response Systems 4.55%
Audio Speakers 20.17%
Audio Technologies 17.36%
Audio Visual Technologies 18.35%
Audio, Video, Data Conferencing Equipment & Technology 15.80%
AV Furniture 6.64%
AV Lifts 4.48%
AV Software 10.62%
Cable, Connectors & Switchers 10.54%
Command & Control Systems 10.20%
Consoles 3.20%
Control/Interfacing/Distribution Systems and Technologies 4.66%
Digital Signage 11.15%
Display and Monitors 11.07%
Home Networking & Automation 3.92%
Home Theatre Technologies 2.49%
Information Communications Technology 5.48%
Interactive Whiteboards and Visualisers 3.42%
IoT 5.65%
Language Interpretation Systems 1.94%
Lighting & Studio Support Systems 4.10%
Power Distribution & Supplies 2.42%
Presentation & Training Aids 3.18%
Projection Screens & Mediums 5.36%
Projector Lenses & Accesories 4.89%
Projectors 6.95%
Public Address (PA), Paging, Background Music Systems 2.76%
Racks and Mounting Systems 2.98%
Signal Management & Processing 2.37%
Simulation Systems 2.25%
Streaming and Media Storage and Distribution 3.22%
Systems Integration 5.23%
Test & Measurement Equipment 1.86%
Truss, Rigging and Accessories 2.03%
Video Production Equipment and Accessories 5.70%
Wireless AV Systems 6.72%
SHOW ATTENDEESWHAT THEY ARE INTERESTED IN
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BOOK A BOOTHFor Pro-AV businesses, InfoComm Southeast Asia 2021 is the right show for the right market. Book a booth today and ride on Southeast Asia’s success.
“Thanks to InfoCommAsia and AVIXA’s marketing efforts, we attracted many visitors. We had a good blend of regional and local customers, and we are glad we showed our solutions to all of them. We will build on the opportunities and leads that we have gathered, and will develop them. We have already confirmed a booth next year!”
- Jayme Quah, the manager of market development at SHURE, exhibitor
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Space Only
Shell Scheme2
Space Only
Shell Scheme2
Standard Rate USD 440 USD 505 USD 470 USD 535
Loyalty Rate1 USD 390 USD 455 USD 440 USD 505
Double Storey Surcharge3
Additional space rental rate for double storey booths
USD 250
1 Loyalty Rate - Applicable to companies whom have contracted for InfoComm Southeast Asia 2019
2 Shell scheme package includes bare exhibit space. Please refer to the Exhibitor Manual for details of the scheme provisions.
3 Double storey booths may be allowed for contracted floor space of at least 120 sqm and the built up area of the 2nd level must NOT exceed 40% of the contracted floor space - terms and conditions apply.
PARTICIPATIONRATES(PER SQM)
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SHOW ORGANIZERInfoCommAsia Pte Ltd is the Singapore-based subsidiary of AVIXA, the trade association representing the Professional AudioVisual (Pro-AV) and information communications industries worldwide. It is responsible for the association’s trade shows throughout the Asia Pacific and extends its influence through three marquee events: InfoComm Southeast Asia, Beijing InfoComm China, and InfoComm India.
Each show comprises an exhibition that showcases world-class Pro-AV and Integrated Experience technologies, and a Summit that presents extensive learning opportunities. Bringing together industry players and top-level decision-makers from across all industries, the shows offer a window to the vast potential presented by the Pro-AV and Integrated Experience technology markets of each country and region.
Additional information is available atwww.infocomm-sea.cominfocomm-china.cominfocomm-india.com
INTERNATIONAL SALES CONTACTSCHINAChufy TanBaobab Tree Event Management Co Ltd t: +86 20 3758 3765 ext. 8006f: +86 20 8765 5805m: +86 188 2003 3683e: [email protected]
HONG KONG & MACAUMandy NgBaobab Tree Event Management Co Ltd t: +852 3520 3262f: +852 3520 3618m: +852 6159 7965e: [email protected]
INDIALatha RaviFalcon Exhibitions Pvt Ltdm: +91 988407 1303e: [email protected]
INDOCHINA (THAILAND, MYANMAR, LAOS, CAMBODIA AND VIETNAM)Sujitra PrasopdeeExpo Inter Co Ltdt: +66 2 115 8930m: +66 89 744 2429e: [email protected]
ITALYChiara BenedettiniConnessioni t: +39 055281651m: +39 334 7134388e: [email protected]
Cristiano MasiConnessionit: +39 055281651m: +39 333 8996859e: [email protected]
JAPANYoshiro SawaJapan Representative of InfoCommAsia Pte Ltdm: +81 90 9975 4255e: [email protected]
KOREAJimi KimACE Marketing Inct: +82 2 541 2988m: +82 10 7722 5469e: [email protected]
TAIWANJie TsaiACE Forum Inct: +886 2 2570 6960 ext. 302f: +886 2 2570 2305m: +886 922 938 535e: [email protected]
REST OF THE WORLDJulia KwanInfoCommAsia Pte Ltdm: +65 9109 6396e: [email protected]
ORGANIZERInfoCommAsia Pte LtdJulia KwanSenior Project Directorm : +65 9109 6396e : [email protected]
EVENT MANAGERExpo Inter Co LtdKanokwan Sukchaisrit : +66 2 115 8930m : +66 81 833 1839e : [email protected]
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