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COMPUTEX 2016 Post Show Report COMPUTEX 2016 Post Show Report Sec. IV, Exhibition Dept. TAITRA 1 Outline I. A new look of COMPUTEX II. Outcome of COMPUTEX 2016 2 I. A New Look of COMPUTEX 3 Positioning Building Partnerships in Internet Computing Ecosystems 4 4 Main Themes 5 2 New Exhibits + iStyle (demo area) Business After Display Forum Pitch Demo 181 exhibitors 217 exhibitors Matching5 exhibitors Party from 22 countries 6 Core Events 7 II. Outcome of COMPUTEX 2016 8 Participating Countries and Show Scale • 1,602 Exhibitors from 30 Countries with 5,009 Booths • The number of exhibitors’ countries of origin has grown 36% over 2015 • The first-time exhibitors account for nearly 23% of all the exhibitors 9 Major Participating Exhibitors by Country of Origin Germany Japan 0.5% France 0.3% USA 0.9% 0.6% UK 0.2% Israel 0.2% Korea 1.4% Others 1.6% Hong Kong 0.9% China 16.8% Taiwan 75.5% 10 Key Exhibitors of COMPUTEX 2016 11 Key Exhibitors at InnoVEX 12 Exhibitor Analysis Categories No. of Exhibitors (%) Communication & Networking 8.6% Peripherals & Accessories 11.5% Components & Parts 9.9% Data Storage 5.1% Touch Applications and Display Products 3.2% Systems and Solutions 4.9% Semiconductors 0.7% Mobile Devices 4.3% SmarTEX* 12.5% InnoVEX* 15.0% Embedded Products and Smart 4.8% Manufacturing POS and Smart Business 4.4% International Exhibitors 7.5% Cross-Strait Exhibitors 7.6% 13 Exhibiting categories at SmarTEX 14 Exhibiting categories at InnoVEX 15 Top Ten Countries with the Most number of Buyers • COMPUTEX 2016 attracts 40,696 buyers from 178 countries, an increase of 4.7% from last year China 18% Philippine 2% Others, 27% Japan 16% Malaysia 2% Thailand 2% USA 14% Singapore 3% Korea 7% HK 7% 16 Top 5 Countries with Highest Growth Rate of Buyers Growth Rate 100% 88.6% 80% 60% 53.4% 40% 27.1% 20.2% 20% 15.4% 0% Vietnam Philippine Netherland Thailand France 17 Product Categories with Highest Interest from Buyers 21,000 20,748 18,000 15,000 12,000 9,358 9,000 8,250 6,000 3,919 3,922 4,162 2,706 2,447 3,000 1,992 0 18 * Each buyer can select more than one product category. Top 5 Smart Technology Applications Categories with Most Interest of Buyers • Security Application • Smart Home and Entertainment • Wearable Devices • 3D Business and Applications • Health Care 19 加入五大主題 • Keynotes & forums: 18 sessions • On site audience: 2,344 persons • stream：4,590 unique visitors 20 InnoVEX forums • keynotes & forums On Center Stage & Pi Stage: 24 sessions • On site audience: 3,600 persons • Twitch Stream: 320,040 unique visitors Business After Forum Demo Display Pitch Matching Party 21 InnoVEX Forums Viewed on 實況 Center Stage • Total views: 653,833 • Unique Visitors: 297,760 • Minutes watched: 780,780 • Max Concurrent Viewers: 1,283 Pi Stage • Total views: 44,831 • Unique Visitors: 22,280 • Minutes watched: 52,800 • Max Concurrent Viewers: 103 22 Forums of COMPUTEX 2016 • COMPUTEX TAIPEI FORUMS: 64 sessions • Total on site audience: 6,083 attendees • e21Forum (2,318 attendees) & Microsoft Forum(1,819 attendees) 23 Startup Demos at InnoVEX 24 Winners of InnoVEX Startup Awards • InnoVEX Award MoBagel • LINE Protostar Special Award StyleUp, iPhoson, KitchBot, Konolabs, and WonderVoice • IDEAS Shows Special Award Flexwave, MoBagel, Skywatch • The MOST Special Award Skywatch • Acer Special Award ENHEART, MoBage, and Skywatch 25 COMPUTEX d&i awards • Collaboration with since 2008 • 2016 d&i awards 253 entries from 108 companies coming from 12 countries 87 products from 46 companies have been selected for the awards 2 new categories Wearable Technology + Smart Applications/Products Smart Home + Security 5 Gold Award Winners & 1 Rising Star Award Winner FLUX HTC HTC TPV TPV WISO 26 International Media • Mainstream News Media La Tribune, Les Echos, La Prensa Libre, Bloomberg, The Times of India, KOMPAS, Calcalist, New Zealand Herald, Manila Bulletin, Der Standard, Corriere della Sera, Xinhua News Agency新華社 • Professional Media / Web Portal CNET, PC World, ZDNET, TecMundo, Computerworld, 01Net, Tom’s Hardware, Computerbase, GOLEM, IDG, c’t, Engadget, Digit, T3, CHIP, Jagatreview, NIKKEI BP, The Verge, Danawa, Lowyat, HWM, Boletin de la Computacion, 3DNews, IXBT, PC Magazine, HI-Tech Mail., Mashable, SweClockers, Overclockzone, Donanimhaber, Anandtech, Computer Shopper, TechPowerUp, Android Authority, EE Times, PC Gamer, TechRadar, Tek Syndicate, Tinhte, VOZ, CRN, TechNode, ZOL中關村在線, Netease 網易, PC Online太平洋電腦網 , Sina新 浪, Tencent騰訊, Yesky天極網, PChome電腦之家, Sohu搜狐 27 Taiwan Media 科技類 新電子 電子技術雜誌 網路資訊 網管人 電腦王 COMPUTER 新通訊元件 電子與電腦 電子工程專輯 資安人 DIY 零組件 半導體科技 CIO IT PIC DIY! Nikkei Taiwan Computrade COMPOTECH EDN Taiwan SMA home Wa-People InSIDE XFASTEST 巴哈姆特 TechOrange Digitimes The News BuzzOrange TechNews Rocket Cafe 數位時代 Lens Mobile01 SayDigi CTIMES 泛科技 T客邦 28 VR zone 4Gamer 29 .
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