Integrated Systems China

Exhibition name:Integrated Systems China

Organiser:InfoComm International

venue:Beijing Exhibition Centre

Detail: Being present at the IS China show has been an integral part of our expansion strategy in China...our window to the Chinese AV industry with its enhanced appeal to the professional and residential AV sector Be part of China's booming AV and Electronic Communications market Now in its 5th edition, Integrated Systems China (IS China) is firmly established as a leading event for the AV and Electronic Communications Systems Integration industry in China. Scheduled for 25-27 April 2007 in Beijing, IS China 2007 has already garnered the participation of major international and local solutions providers from the entire integrated electronic systems industry. More than 80% of available exhibition space at its new location in Beijing has been sold. Huge investments The event is designed to meet the growing communication needs of the AV trade and industry in China. Home to 1.3 billion people, China is the fastest growing economy in Asia with projected growth of 9.5% in 2006 and 8.8% in 2007 (source: Asian Development Bank). The country is committed to huge investments in infrastructural developments including road, rail and airport, and education and training of its population, to fuel growth; and the capital city, Beijing, is currently making earnest preparations to host the 2008 Olympic Games and the 2010 World Expo. Investments in state-of-the-art AV and electronic communications systems are to be expected. Commercial and residential markets IS China brings together today's leading edge technologies for both the commercial and residential sectors to China. It is attended by AV and IT manufacturers, dealers and distributors, as well as by professionals such as architects, designers, systems integrators, educators, government officials, rental and staging contractors, entertainment venue owners, among others – all sourcing for the latest in AV, installed audio, videoconferencing, home theatre, control systems and digital display solutions. International standards Besides being a leading-edge showcase, IS China 2007 promises invaluable technical sessions, more expert presentations, new live pavilions and more networking events. The support from world industry associations – InfoComm International®, Custom Electronic Design and Installation Association® (CEDIA®) and National Systems Contractors Association® (NSCA®) – which have a combined membership of 9000 companies and individuals in over 70 countries, will ensure that international standards and cutting edge technologies are displayed. Visitors to IS China 2007 can thus look forward to meaningful, high level exchange of information and ideas. http://www.infocomm-china.com/