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Manish Gandhi - Director & Chief Anil Chopra - Founder Director, PALM Operating Officer, ABEC | ITE AV-ICNx Expo ABEC Exhibitions & Inception, conception, ideation, Conferences Pvt. Ltd. realization, production, delegates’ has a proud heritage attendance.... Vision 2020 is to and we identify that our provide stimulus, growth, and investment opportunity to exhibitors. forte is cultivating and nourishing partnerships I endeavor to possess the show with our clients by with features and exhibits and demos and training that fuel your imagination persistently exceeding and ambitions - always be a catalyst. their expectations. Education and certification is the new mantra. Cheers! As Director, I take it as my responsibility Vision 2020 will provide solutions for AV over IP in 5G and cutting to address exhibitor’s edge LED technology and projection requirements and provide systems in 2D, 3D, Holographic extremely resourceful and streaming tech that will deliver arrangements, which all the power of AV tools for include effective marketing and promotion of exhibitor’s brands in communication, display, projection and integration. the time span leading up to the expo, combined with impeccable PALM technology and AV-ICNx Technology magazines will continue event production. increasing readership, creating knowledgeable professionals day on day. Editorial vision will promote business interests of manufacturers. For 2020, my vision is to convert ideas into reality for our Increase digital engagement providing industry opportunity to connect exhibitors whilst augmenting brand reinforcement for them, and audiences digitally with interactive response. ensuring a productive and rewarding experience on the show floor. My vision is to provide further impetus to production of pro audio I look forward to working with PALM AV-ICNx 2020 exhibitors and and lighting in India. 2020 PALM Awards will define the real wizards. partners. Celebrate PALM AV-ICNx 2020! 2020 2020 The Demo Qube is conceptualized to provide exhibitors a venue to demo high-end, state-of-the-art THE PALM Live Arena facilitates live demonstrations of advanced sound systems with ease in a private cube structure and with limited restrictions on sound limit. The sound and lighting systems, through three-day live musical acoustically treated, sound proof Qubes serve as a performances, featuring popular and budding artists and bands live demo area for exhibitors, whilst also providing from the country’s independent music scene. ample sourcing opportunities for visitors in quest of an informed buying decision. Ramesh Chetwani - Exhibiton Director, Smita Rai - Project Head – Features & Marketing PALM AV-ICNx Expo The PALM Summit – Conference & Seminar It’s a matter of pride to Programme is the industry’s celebrate the 20th anniversary premier forum for sharing of PALM. I am glad in sharing advances in Stage Sound the vision 2020 for this great Systems Engineering, Mixing expo. In Pro Audio and and Light Design and Studio Lighting PALM AV-ICNx is sound recording, mixing & providing sourcing solutions Production. The Conference from global brands to the programme provides holistic dynamic Indian industry. I depth of purpose to the invite all global brands to expo by engaging industry participate. PALM delivers professionals and providing business as Indian market experts and thought leaders can absorb technology at all a platform to exchange levels. We are consciously knowledge and share attracting actual users and experiences and expertise. trade from developing towns in the vast Indian market. PALM has a history of getting world-renowned talent to the Vision for AV-ICNx is to deliver a truly meaningful expo where Summit platform and the vision for 2020 is to celebrate the AV solutions are delivered to challenging projects improving AV 20th anniversary by engaging more number of leading speakers Integrated systems in India to global level. on the PALM AV-ICNx Conference Platforms. The vision is to get Our vision is to serve industry highlighting important issues international celebrity speakers besides other local talent, facilitating affecting business and discuss regulation to provide greater discussions that will aid the advancement of the industry. We opportunities. look forward to providing an environment of learning. The topics chosen are going to be incisive and intelligent and focus will be I invite the pro audio and audiovisual industry to make PALM on exposing the industry to new and cutting-edge technologies AV-ICNx Asia’s premier exhibition. that will change this industry, providing a unique opportunity for future growth. 2020 To book your slot, write to us at [email protected] W E palm I expo V E S R H O W MAJOR GLOBAL BRANDS ADOPT PALM TO PROMOTE LATEST PRODUCT Live sound and install speaker systems brands promote to exploding market for quality product. iding high on the success of the 2018 edition, the 2019 ADOPT edition of the PALM expo, which took place at the visitors. Day one clocked 8168 visitors, RBombay Exhibition Centre (BEC) from day two registered 8,464 unique visi- May 30 – June 1, 2019, scaled new tors, while day three boasted of 6,609 heights with an improved show and unique visitors. an expansion into a dedicated hall for “India’s market in stadia as well This year yet again PALM has not Pro AV. The inaugural edition of the as install across solutions in enter- failed to surprise us with the kind of AV-ICNx expo was launched concur- tainment, hospitality, and retail are audiences coming in. The industry is PROMOTE rently with the 19th edition of the witnessing a marked growth, adoption ever growing and PALM plays a very, MAJOR GLOBALTO BRANDS PALM expo in Hall No. 3 of the BEC. of premier brands, fuelled by an very important role in getting people The expo opened to warm and ap- economy growing at 8% annually. to one place. PALM preciative reception from the Pro AV PALM felt this surge of integrators at industry spread across India. However, the show, delivering more profes- – Sachit Subramanian - Managing unlike in previous editions wherein sionals and decision makers, rather Partner, never-ending queue for registration than ‘visitors with interest’,” said Anil Circle Pro Audio & Circle Pave LATEST PRODUCT at Hall 2 is a common sight at PALM, Chopra, Founder Director, PALM Expo. Live sound and install the first day opened to a relatively Sachit Subramanian – Managing to exhibit in an amazing opportunity that more and more players are now slow start but then gradually picked Partner for Circle Pro Audio echoed like PALM.” Circle PAVE Global Solu- trying to make in-roads into the Indian speaker systems up momentum towards the latter half this sentiment regarding the visitors. tions, a joint venture between Kiran market. of the day. “PALM has always been a very refresh- Sales led by Biren Sheth, and Circle New exhibitor, Datalogic India brands promote The event scaled a new high with ing and immersive experience for Pro Audio, showcased products from Pvt. Ltd. showcased Vectorworks’ 311 exhibitors who included the us. This year yet again PALM has not principals Link Group and Italian Spotlight all-in-one solution for those to exploding region’s top distributors and deal- failed to surprise us with the kind of Cable manufacturing giant EuroCable, in the scenic, films, events, or exhibit ers, international exhibitors and audiences that is coming in. The kind besides a range of other products. design and lighting design industry market for quality brands, covering five exhibit halls and of questions that we are getting from The fact that the show has visibly and the Vectorworks Vision 3D Design five Demo Qubes across the show the audiences is great. The industry is grown from last year, was reflected in - Previsualization Software. product. grounds. Total footfall across the three ever growing and PALM plays a very, the growing number of new exhibitors First time exhibitor - Audio Note days reached a staggering 30,949 of very important role in getting people as also the floor space occupied by all India, the Indian arm of Audio Note which 23,241 accounted for unique to one place. I couldn’t be happier the exhibitors. Lighting accounted for UK, launched the innovative Smyth 17% on the exhibit floor, Stage Sound Realizer A16, an immersive audio cre- accounted for 35%, Install Sound for ation tool for post-production and re- 26%, Audio Visual 15% and Studio/ production via headphone which can The expo helps us to connect with Audio Recording & production for 7% be used for high-quality multi-channel many prospective clients who of all exhibits. mixing, sound tracking proofing, off- have different requirements. site proofing & home-studios. NEW AT PALM Leksa Lighting Technologies Pvt. – Rajan Gupta - MD, Hi-Tech Audio The 2019 edition boasted of 95 new Ltd. unveiled their new Conex LED vid- Systems exhibitor booths across all halls of eo conference light and the LED ENG PALM and AV-ICNx - a clear indication Kit. Also on display was the Leksun 05 We are here for the 5th time in a row We have been able to meet up with amplifiers and Steinberg’s Cubase10 because we believe this show give a completely new range of custom- and Nuendo 10. us the maximum visibility and is the ers from all verticals. The quality of Adding a new dimension to this perfect platform to introduce our the show has improved as well,” said part of the hall and “Making Waves” products and also to meet new and Sushil John - Executive Director, OHM was a display of “Made-in-India” - a wholly owned Vardhaman brand. products. YAMAHA launched its first prospective clients. Vardhaman Megatech, which occu- Made in India product - the PSR-I500 – Sonu Khurana, Senior Manager pied its regular big space at the entry, keyboard, on day 1 of the expo. This displayed a whole array of products launch event was attended and Marketing, Ahuja Radios from the OHM and British Acoustics covered by over 30 media publication range.
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