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InfoComm India
Road Show 2010
Fact Sheet The Indian economy is thriving. The country is benefiting from a highly educated workforce - knowledgeable, techsavvy, largely English-speaking. The urban population is enjoying new opportunities, higher incomes and more sophisticated pursuits. Multi-National Companies and foreign investors are increasingly drawn to India. Even Indian nationals who emigrated earlier for better career prospects are returning to participate in the country’s growth. India is rising. And, in many economists’ view, India’s growth will be sustained. The Indian government has demonstrated its commitment to liberalization and engagement, allowing private capital a bigger play and opening its markets to foreign competition. High priority has also been accorded to infrastructure development - in highways, ports, railways, airports, power, telecommunication, etc. Today, India is the fourth largest economy in the world based on purchasing power parity. GDP growth averaged 8-9% annually in the past four years. By 2020, India will jump to become the 10th biggest trading nation in the world (from 24th in 2005), according to the Economic Intelligence Unit in its Foresight 2020 Study. McKinsey Global Institute analyses that if India continues on its high growth path, income levels will almost triple and India will climb from the world’s 12th to become the 5th largest consumer market by 2025. India has shown its intent and capabilities, unleashing a swelling tide of economic power. Led by a new breed of business technocrats, the Indian market is bracing itself for new technologies, especially in information communication including audio visual systems, to meet new challenges and changing consumption demands.
Why India? • GDP growth averaging 8.5% pa in the past few years.
• 4th largest economy in the world based on purchasing power parity.
• Imports in 2006-07 grew by 21.5% and exports by 20.9%.
• Manufacturing
sector grew by 12% and services by 11%.
• 2nd
largest English-speaking scientific, technical and executive manpower in the world.
“
An excellent opportunity for us to improve our presence in the rapidly expanding market and to maximize our sales opportunities. We are very impressed with the levels of attendance and the interest shown in the InfoCommAsia India Road Show.
”
Mr Guy Hawley, Director of Sales, Asia, JBL Professional
• Large and rapidly growing consumer market, fueled by rising per capita income.
• Rising middle class estimated at 300 million out of a total population of 1 billion.
• 55% of its population is below the age of 25. • 5,000 companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange; second only to the NYSE.
• Produces more than 900 movies a year significantly more than the USA. • ProAV manufacturers have India on their screens 1
InfoComm India
Road Show 2010
Exhibit Profile
Visitor Profile
• • • • •
Trade • Manufacturers • System Integrators / Custom Installers • Distributors & Resellers • Design Consultants • Installers • Rental & Staging Companies
• • • • • • • • • • • • •
Acoustic Products Language Interpretation Systems Audio & Video Conferencing Equipment Lighting & Studio Support Audio, Video & Data Conferencing Equipment & Technology Mounting Systems Cables, Connectors & Switchers Presentation & Training Aids Command & Control Systems Projectors Control / Interfacing / Distribution Systems & Technology Projection Screens & Shades Digital Signage & Advertisement Public Address & Intercom Systems Digital Display Equipment & Technology Video Production & Editing Electronic Whiteboards & Wall Track Systems Wireless
Technology Managers • Building Industry (Architects, Developers, Facility Managers, Interior Designers) • Business / Corporate / IT • Broadcast & Telecom • Education • Entertainment & Performing Arts • Government & Military • Healthcare • Legal • Museums • Meetings & Events • Retail • Sales, Marketing & Advertising • Theme Parks, Sports Arenas • Training & Presentation Professionals • Transportation
Audio Visual Industry
A High Growth Sector In India India is the largest film producer in the world. Yet screen penetration in India is 12 screens for every 1 million people versus 117 in the USA (as at 2005, www.wildblueskies.com). With rising incomes, growing sophistication and a relaxation in official policies to allow the screening of foreign films, the potential for digital screen installations is tremendous. Likewise for digital signage. Indian retail malls are just beginning to awaken to the potential of screen advertising revenue in addition to rental incomes. As reported by aka.tv, local and global agencies are taking an increasing interest in the market. Beyond retail malls, these agencies are eyeing screen installations in buses, trains, airports and even on flyovers! Times OOH is reportedly operating a massive plasma screen on the Delhi-Noida Direct flyover (www.aka.tv/articles/). In addition to large screens and projection systems, demand for command and control, video and collaborative conferencing and home entertainment systems will grow in tandem with infrastructural development. Local channel distributors are already actively working the market. It is timely for major players to step in and expose the market to advancements in ProAV technology and claim a position in
2
InfoComm India
Road Show 2010 ProAV and information communication systems suppliers and manufacturers now have a unique platform to harness the rising power in India. InfoComm India Roadshow 2010, a marketing event dedicated to the ProAV industry, is part of a global industry program under the international InfoComm brand, which seeks to nurture and grow the industry in emerging markets. The organizer, InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd - an affiliate of InfoComm International® - is totally dedicated to the growth and development of the Pro AV industry in Asia. With extensive experience in China and Singapore, InfoCommAsia has brought together thousands of Asian buyers and global suppliers of information presentation and display technology since 1998. The company has gained recognition for its professionalism and dedication in delivering meaningful exchanges and solutions to the Asian marketplace. For companies aiming for a slice of the high growth Indian market, InfoComm India Roadshow 2010 offers a platform to: • Generate new business potential in India • Debut your latest technology and solutions • Connect with professional end-user buyers across a wide spectrum of vertical markets • Identify new channel representatives or expand your existing channel infrastructure • Extend customer care programs to your customers • Educate industry influencers
Event Information Date
: 14 January (Thursday) to 20 January (Wednesday), 2010
Event destinations
: 14 & 15 January 18 January 20 January
Mumbai New Delhi Bangalore
Expected number of exhibitors : 20 Expected number of visitors
: 700
Participation cost (all 3 venues) : US$ 790 per sqm for bare booth space Shell scheme booth structure
: US$ 150 per exhibitor (all 3 venues)
Seminar room rental
: US$ 1,500 per 45-minute session (all 3 venues)
Organized by
A Project of
Richard Tan Tel : +65.6281.8607 Mobile : +65.9750.7170 Email : [email protected]
Jackson Yeoh Tel : +65.6841.7478 Mobile : +65.9683.2807 Email : [email protected] 3
Date/Time 00:00‐01:00 01:00‐02:00 02:00‐03:00 03:00‐04:00 04:00‐05:00 05:00‐06:00 06:00‐07:00 07:00‐08:00 08:00‐09:00 09:00‐10:00 10:00‐11:00 11:00‐12:00 12:00‐13:00 13:00‐14:00 14:00‐15:00 15:00‐16:00 16:00‐17:00 17:00‐18:00 18:00‐19:00 19:00‐20:00 20:00‐21:00 21:00‐22:00 22:00‐23:00 23:00‐24:00
02:00 ‐ 10:00 Booth Set‐up and Contruction
Mumbai Event 14 Jan (Thursday) 15 Jan (Friday) 16 Jan (Saturday)
Welcome Dinner
Free & Easy 10:00 ‐ 16:00 (Sightseeing Program will be Mumbai Roadshow Event offered to interested Opening Hours 12:00 ‐ 18:00 exhibitors) Day 2 Mumbai Roadshow Event Opening Hours Exhibitors to arrive in Day 1 Mumbai 16:00 ‐ 18:00 Official Venue Hotel: Hyatt Booth Dismantling Regency Hotel
13 Jan (Wednesday)
Road Show Itinerary
Road Show 2010
InfoComm India
Exhibitors to arrive in New Delhi Official Venue Hotel: The Lalit
Free & Easy
17 Jan (Sunday)
16:00 ‐ 18:00 Booth Dismantling
10:00 ‐ 16:00 New Delhi Roadshow Event Opening Hours
02:00 ‐ 08:00 Booth Set‐up and Contruction
New Delhi Event 18 Jan (Monday)
Exhibitors to arrive in Bangalore Official Venue Hotel: The Meridien
19 Jan (Tuesday)
Farewell Dinner
16:00 ‐ 18:00 Booth Dismantling
10:00 ‐ 16:00 Bangalore Roadshow Event Opening Hours
02:00 ‐ 08:00 Booth Set‐up and Contruction
Bangalore Event 20 Jan (Wednesday)
Road Show 2010
Fact Sheet The Indian economy is thriving. The country is benefiting from a highly educated workforce - knowledgeable, techsavvy, largely English-speaking. The urban population is enjoying new opportunities, higher incomes and more sophisticated pursuits. Multi-National Companies and foreign investors are increasingly drawn to India. Even Indian nationals who emigrated earlier for better career prospects are returning to participate in the country’s growth. India is rising. And, in many economists’ view, India’s growth will be sustained. The Indian government has demonstrated its commitment to liberalization and engagement, allowing private capital a bigger play and opening its markets to foreign competition. High priority has also been accorded to infrastructure development - in highways, ports, railways, airports, power, telecommunication, etc. Today, India is the fourth largest economy in the world based on purchasing power parity. GDP growth averaged 8-9% annually in the past four years. By 2020, India will jump to become the 10th biggest trading nation in the world (from 24th in 2005), according to the Economic Intelligence Unit in its Foresight 2020 Study. McKinsey Global Institute analyses that if India continues on its high growth path, income levels will almost triple and India will climb from the world’s 12th to become the 5th largest consumer market by 2025. India has shown its intent and capabilities, unleashing a swelling tide of economic power. Led by a new breed of business technocrats, the Indian market is bracing itself for new technologies, especially in information communication including audio visual systems, to meet new challenges and changing consumption demands.
Why India? • GDP growth averaging 8.5% pa in the past few years.
• 4th largest economy in the world based on purchasing power parity.
• Imports in 2006-07 grew by 21.5% and exports by 20.9%.
• Manufacturing
sector grew by 12% and services by 11%.
• 2nd
largest English-speaking scientific, technical and executive manpower in the world.
“
An excellent opportunity for us to improve our presence in the rapidly expanding market and to maximize our sales opportunities. We are very impressed with the levels of attendance and the interest shown in the InfoCommAsia India Road Show.
”
Mr Guy Hawley, Director of Sales, Asia, JBL Professional
• Large and rapidly growing consumer market, fueled by rising per capita income.
• Rising middle class estimated at 300 million out of a total population of 1 billion.
• 55% of its population is below the age of 25. • 5,000 companies listed on the Bombay Stock Exchange; second only to the NYSE.
• Produces more than 900 movies a year significantly more than the USA. • ProAV manufacturers have India on their screens 1
InfoComm India
Road Show 2010
Exhibit Profile
Visitor Profile
• • • • •
Trade • Manufacturers • System Integrators / Custom Installers • Distributors & Resellers • Design Consultants • Installers • Rental & Staging Companies
• • • • • • • • • • • • •
Acoustic Products Language Interpretation Systems Audio & Video Conferencing Equipment Lighting & Studio Support Audio, Video & Data Conferencing Equipment & Technology Mounting Systems Cables, Connectors & Switchers Presentation & Training Aids Command & Control Systems Projectors Control / Interfacing / Distribution Systems & Technology Projection Screens & Shades Digital Signage & Advertisement Public Address & Intercom Systems Digital Display Equipment & Technology Video Production & Editing Electronic Whiteboards & Wall Track Systems Wireless
Technology Managers • Building Industry (Architects, Developers, Facility Managers, Interior Designers) • Business / Corporate / IT • Broadcast & Telecom • Education • Entertainment & Performing Arts • Government & Military • Healthcare • Legal • Museums • Meetings & Events • Retail • Sales, Marketing & Advertising • Theme Parks, Sports Arenas • Training & Presentation Professionals • Transportation
Audio Visual Industry
A High Growth Sector In India India is the largest film producer in the world. Yet screen penetration in India is 12 screens for every 1 million people versus 117 in the USA (as at 2005, www.wildblueskies.com). With rising incomes, growing sophistication and a relaxation in official policies to allow the screening of foreign films, the potential for digital screen installations is tremendous. Likewise for digital signage. Indian retail malls are just beginning to awaken to the potential of screen advertising revenue in addition to rental incomes. As reported by aka.tv, local and global agencies are taking an increasing interest in the market. Beyond retail malls, these agencies are eyeing screen installations in buses, trains, airports and even on flyovers! Times OOH is reportedly operating a massive plasma screen on the Delhi-Noida Direct flyover (www.aka.tv/articles/). In addition to large screens and projection systems, demand for command and control, video and collaborative conferencing and home entertainment systems will grow in tandem with infrastructural development. Local channel distributors are already actively working the market. It is timely for major players to step in and expose the market to advancements in ProAV technology and claim a position in
2
InfoComm India
Road Show 2010 ProAV and information communication systems suppliers and manufacturers now have a unique platform to harness the rising power in India. InfoComm India Roadshow 2010, a marketing event dedicated to the ProAV industry, is part of a global industry program under the international InfoComm brand, which seeks to nurture and grow the industry in emerging markets. The organizer, InfoCommAsia Pte Ltd - an affiliate of InfoComm International® - is totally dedicated to the growth and development of the Pro AV industry in Asia. With extensive experience in China and Singapore, InfoCommAsia has brought together thousands of Asian buyers and global suppliers of information presentation and display technology since 1998. The company has gained recognition for its professionalism and dedication in delivering meaningful exchanges and solutions to the Asian marketplace. For companies aiming for a slice of the high growth Indian market, InfoComm India Roadshow 2010 offers a platform to: • Generate new business potential in India • Debut your latest technology and solutions • Connect with professional end-user buyers across a wide spectrum of vertical markets • Identify new channel representatives or expand your existing channel infrastructure • Extend customer care programs to your customers • Educate industry influencers
Event Information Date
: 14 January (Thursday) to 20 January (Wednesday), 2010
Event destinations
: 14 & 15 January 18 January 20 January
Mumbai New Delhi Bangalore
Expected number of exhibitors : 20 Expected number of visitors
: 700
Participation cost (all 3 venues) : US$ 790 per sqm for bare booth space Shell scheme booth structure
: US$ 150 per exhibitor (all 3 venues)
Seminar room rental
: US$ 1,500 per 45-minute session (all 3 venues)
Organized by
A Project of
Richard Tan Tel : +65.6281.8607 Mobile : +65.9750.7170 Email : [email protected]
Jackson Yeoh Tel : +65.6841.7478 Mobile : +65.9683.2807 Email : [email protected] 3
Date/Time 00:00‐01:00 01:00‐02:00 02:00‐03:00 03:00‐04:00 04:00‐05:00 05:00‐06:00 06:00‐07:00 07:00‐08:00 08:00‐09:00 09:00‐10:00 10:00‐11:00 11:00‐12:00 12:00‐13:00 13:00‐14:00 14:00‐15:00 15:00‐16:00 16:00‐17:00 17:00‐18:00 18:00‐19:00 19:00‐20:00 20:00‐21:00 21:00‐22:00 22:00‐23:00 23:00‐24:00
02:00 ‐ 10:00 Booth Set‐up and Contruction
Mumbai Event 14 Jan (Thursday) 15 Jan (Friday) 16 Jan (Saturday)
Welcome Dinner
Free & Easy 10:00 ‐ 16:00 (Sightseeing Program will be Mumbai Roadshow Event offered to interested Opening Hours 12:00 ‐ 18:00 exhibitors) Day 2 Mumbai Roadshow Event Opening Hours Exhibitors to arrive in Day 1 Mumbai 16:00 ‐ 18:00 Official Venue Hotel: Hyatt Booth Dismantling Regency Hotel
13 Jan (Wednesday)
Road Show Itinerary
Road Show 2010
InfoComm India
Exhibitors to arrive in New Delhi Official Venue Hotel: The Lalit
Free & Easy
17 Jan (Sunday)
16:00 ‐ 18:00 Booth Dismantling
10:00 ‐ 16:00 New Delhi Roadshow Event Opening Hours
02:00 ‐ 08:00 Booth Set‐up and Contruction
New Delhi Event 18 Jan (Monday)
Exhibitors to arrive in Bangalore Official Venue Hotel: The Meridien
19 Jan (Tuesday)
Farewell Dinner
16:00 ‐ 18:00 Booth Dismantling
10:00 ‐ 16:00 Bangalore Roadshow Event Opening Hours
02:00 ‐ 08:00 Booth Set‐up and Contruction
Bangalore Event 20 Jan (Wednesday)
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