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Nxtasiaexpo.Com www.nxtasiaexpo.com EXHIBITOR & SPONSORSHIP PROSPECTUS Book your stand now EMPOWERING THE DIGITAL ECONOMY 9-11 JUNE 2020 MARINA BAY SANDS, SINGAPORE ORGANISED BY IN PARTNERSHIP WITH SUPPORTED BY HELD IN KNOWLEDGE PARTNERS CONTENTS Introduction 1 2019 Show Statistics 4 Speakers 6 Visiting Companies 7 2020 Sponsorship Tiers 9 Visibility Opportunities 10 Exhibition Floor Plan 16 Booth Rates 17 Hospitality Suites 18 WELCOME TO CONNECTECHASIA Tap into Asia’s state-of-the-art digital infrastructure Demonstrate, discuss, and discover the latest technologies that empower the digital economy at Asia’s Mega Infocomm Media and Technology Event. Share your thoughts and exchange views on how technology can bring about the next wave of change in the world’s economy. All in a single venue in 2020, ConnecTechAsia welcomes you to be part of Asia’s largest tech showcase. Show Highlights: TVeXchange | Content Acquisition | Content Delivery | Content Management | Esports | Radio | LED Broadcasting, Pro-Audio, Film, Digital Media Industries Information and Communications Technology Technology Solutions & Sectors, Operators Integrators & Vendors Show Highlights: Show Highlights: SatComm | 5G Xperience | OTT | AI | Blockchain | Cloud | Cyber Telecom Solutions | Enterprise Security | Enterprise Solutions | Solutions IoT/Big Data | SaaS | Smart Living | Robotics 1 Disrupt the Innovative Circle Recharge your mind with fresh ideas inspired by new innovators in the block, bringing you Asia’s myriad of technology disruptors and cutting-edge enterprise solutions providers. Get involved in these technology showcases AI Blockchain Cloud / Big Data / Cyber Security IoT Smart Cities Data Centre 2 3 2019 SHOW HIGHLIGHTS 2019 CONNECTECHASIA ATTENDEES 91% of visitors were satisfied or very satisfied with the event 26% 800+ 200+ C-suite & 35,000+ Summit Attendees Summit Speakers International Attendees Senior Management 1,700+ 160+ 30+ 900+ Exhibitors Press & Media Networking Activities Meetings Arranged of visitors were involved with purchasing or recommending products 54% & services for their company, with an average sourcing budget of USD302,000 Attracting industry professionals from Asia and beyond International Visitors Breakdown * Excludes Singapore 4.2% Europe 1.5% 90.5% 3.5% Middle Asia* The East/ Americas Africa 0.3% Oceania Top Visiting Countries & Regions Singapore 52% Indonesia 8% Malaysia 6% Thailand 5% Philippines 4% India 3% Vietnam 2% China 2% Korea 2% Taiwan 1% 4 2019 NXTASIA VISITORS TOP 5 JOB FUNCTIONS TOP COMPANY'S MAIN ACTIVITY C-Level / Senior Management System Integrator 12.13% 29.01% Broadcaster - Satellite / Cable / TV 8.72% Reseller / Distributor / Agent Business Development / Sales / Marketing 6.99% 20.21% Communications / Data Communication Services 6.88% Engineering IT / Security Solutions Provider 6.31% 12.45% Manufacturer / OEM 6.08% Technical Carrier / Mobile Operator / ISPs / MVNOs 4.67% 9.01% Broadcasting - Internet / New Media / Mobile App 4.63% MIS / IS / IT Other Broadcasting / Digital Entertainment Related 4.20% 5.12% Government / Statutory Board 3.59% TOP AREA(S) OF INTEREST IoT / Sensors AI / Robotics / Cloud / Big Data / Smart Cities Security / AR / VR / Machine Learning Data Centre Cyber-Security Mixed Reality 4,115 3,984 3,929 2,900 2,835 2,767 5 2019 SPEAKERS Tan Kiat How Harriet Green Benjamin Goertzel William Lee Chief Executive, CEO and Chairman, CEO, Head of Digital Products and Infocomm Media Development IBM Asia Pacific SingularityNET Innovation, Authority beIN Seizo Onoe David Burke Dave Schaeffer Dr Keeratpal Singh President of DOCOMO Technology Managing Director, CEO, Chief Data Scientist, and Chief Technology Architect, PT Visi Media Asia Tbk (VIVA) Cogent Communications Axiata NTT DOCOMO Sumitra Nair Gustavo Fuchs Dr David Soldani Rebecca Lim Vice President — General Manager CTO (Australia), Director, Talent Development & Cloud & Solutions (Asia), Huawei Adoption and Engagement Digital Entrepreneurship, Microsoft Smart Nation Digital Malaysia Digital Economy Government Group Corporation (MDEC) 6 2019 VISITING COMPANIES CNN RADIO TELEVISION BRUNEI CAMBODIAN BROADCASTING SERVICE CO LTD NATIONAL TELEVISION OF CAMBODIA HUGHES TENCENT ZTE DEUTSCHE TELELCOM AG FACEBOOK, INC. BLOOMBERG BT MEDIA AND BROADCAST CHINA TELECOM GLOBAL FILMMAGIC FORTINET HSBC HUGHES NTT COM ASIA LTD OFFICE OF THE COMMUNICATIONS AUTHORITY TELEKOM MALAYSIA HONG KONG LTD TELEVISION BROADCASTS LIMITED TURNER INTL BHARTI AIRTEL LIMITED DELHI UNIVERSITY, DELHI DIGITAL RADIO (DELHI) BROADCASTING LIMITED DISH TV INDIA LIMITED KOLKATA TV SEVEN STAR DIGITAL NETWORKS PTE LTD STAR INDIA PVT LTD STATE BANK OF INDIA TATA SKY BINUS TV FIBERNET INDOSAT INDOSAT OOREDOO KOMPAS TV MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATICS MINISTRY OF COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PT DIGITAL SATELLITE INDONSIA PT TELEKOM INDONESIA PT TELEKOMUIKASI INDONESIA PT TELKOM PT LTD TELKOMSEL INDONESIA PT VIACOM MEDIA PT HDB YAMAHA MUSICAL PRODUCTS INDONESIA PT. HOOQ TV TELKOM INDONESIA PT. VIACOM MEDIA JOHNSON TELEKOMSEL TRANS 7 TVRI ISRAEL TELEVISION CONTROLS NEWS COMPANY LTD DOTCOMO FURUKAWA JTC KEPPEL ELECTRIC GROUP J SPORTS CORPORATION FELS LTD KEPPEL JAPAN INTERNATIONAL BROADCASTING INC NEC SHIPYARD LIMITED LG NETWORKS & SYSTEM INTEGRATION ELECTRONICS M1 MBS CORPORATION NETFLIX NTT COMMUNICATIONS MEDIACORP SINGAPORE NTT DOCOMO ASIA PTE LTD SOFTBANK DAEGU MINISTRY OF SOFTWARE HIGH SCHOOL, GYEONGSANG COMMUNICATIONS AND NATIONAL UNIVERSITY INHA UNIVERSITY JEJU INFORMATION MINISTRY OF NATIONAL UNIVERSITY JEONJU IT&CT INDUSTRY EDUCATION SINGAPORE MINISTRY OF PROMOTION AGENCY KANGWON UNIVERSITY KT ConnecTechAsia HOME AFFAIRS MINISTRY OF MODOOTEL SAMSUNG SDS CO LTD SK BROADBAND MANPOWER MITSUBISHI HEAVY TVSTORM INC LAO ASIA PACIFIC SATELLITE INDUSTRIES ASIA PACIFIC P/L NANYANG COMPANY LIMITED TDM - TELEDIFUSAO DE MACAU S continues to be the POLYTECHIC NANYANG TECHNLOGICAL A ASTRO AXIATA GROUP BIG BOSS PRODUCTION CE UNIVERSITY NATIONAL ARCHIVES OF SINGAPORE FILMS BROADCAST DIGITAL SDN BHD CELCOM AXIATA regional telecom, NATIONAL ENVIRONMENT AGENCY BERHAD CHINA MOBILE INTERNATIONAL (MALAYSIA) NATIONAL HEALTHCARE GROUP NATIONAL INSTITUTE GENTING MALAYSIA BERHAD HUBER+SUHNER OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE NATIONAL LIBRARY BOARD MALAYSIA DIGITAL ECONOMY CORPORATION SDN BHD media and technology NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SINGAPORE NATIONAL MAXIS MEDIA PRIMA BHD PERAK STATE EDUCATION UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE (NUS) NBC UNIVERSAL MEDIA TECHNOLOGY DIVISION PINEWOOD ISKANDAR event to look out for. NETWORKS NCS COMMUNICATION ENGINEERING PTE LTD MALAYSIA STUDIOS RADIO TELEVISION MALAYSIA NGEE ANN POLYTECHNIC (OFFICE OF LEARNING RESORT WORLD GENTING MALAYSIA BERHAD RTM TECHNOLOGIES) OAK3FILMS PTE LTD OCBC BANK TELEKOM MALAYSIA TM ONE TELECOM MONGOLIA Tan Kiat How, Chief Executive ONE-NET COMMUNICATIONS PTE LTD POWER 98FM PR NEPAL TELECOM NEPAL TELEVISION IMAGES & NEWSWIRE PSA CORPORATION LTD PWC QORVO RED HAT SOUND POST PRODUCTION WETA DIGITAL LTD. NCC Infocomm Media Development Authority ASIA PACIFIC PTE LTD RESORTS WORLD SENTOSA NIGERIAN COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION PUBLIC SINGAPORE SAMSUNG ASIA PTE LTD SEAGATE SIEMENS AUTHORITY FOR RADIO & TV TRANSWORLD ABS-CBN MOBILITY PTE LTD SINGAPORE AIRLINES SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORP CEBU CABLE TV CITIBANK AMERICAN SCHOOL SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES GROUP HOPE CHANNEL PHILIPPINES PENAFRANCIA SINGAPORE HEALTH SERVICES PTE LTD SINGAPORE BROADCASTING CORP PEOPLES TELEVISION INDUSTRIAL AUTOMATION ASSOCIATION SINGAPORE NETWORK INCORPORATED PHILIPPINE CABLE POLICE FORCE SINGAPORE POST LIMITED SINGAPORE TELEVISION ASSOCIATION INC SKY MOVIE CATV TELECOMMUNIATIONS LIMITED SINGTEL MOBILE SMILING AMAZON WEB SERVICES SINGAPORE PTE LTD MEDIA SMRT SERVICES PTE LTD SONY MOBILE BRITISH TELECOM CHINA BROADBAND COMMUNICATIONS INTERNATIONAL AB SONY PICTURES COMMUNICATIONS INTL CHINA MOBILE NETWORKS SP TELECOM SPH RADIO SPORT SINGAPORE INTERNATIONAL (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. CHINA ST ELECTRONICS ST ELECTRONICS (SATCOM & SENSOR UNICOM (SINGAPORE) OPERATIONS PTE LTD CHUBB SYS) PTE LTD STARHUB LIMITED T25 FILMS TAN TOCK SINGAPORE PTE LTD CHUNGHWA TELECOM SENG HOSPITAL TATA COMMUNICTIONS TELSTRA THE SINGAPORE PTE LTD CITIC TELECOM INTERNATIONAL ASCOTT LIMITED THE FILM EQUIPMENT GALLERY PTE CITY DEVELOPMENTS LIMITED CITY HARVEST LTD THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY TRINITY CHRISTIAN CHURCH CNBC ASIA PACIFIC CPG INTERNATIONAL CENTRE TURNER BROADCASTING SALES SOUTHEAST CREDIT SUISSE DATAPOST (SINGAPORE) PTE LTD DBS ASIA INC UOB VERIZON VHQ POST (S) PTE LTD VIACOM BANK DISCOVERY NETWORK ASIA PACIFIC DISNEY YOKOGAWA DIALOG TELEVISION MOBITEL (PVT) LTD DSO NATIONAL LAB EISFILM STUDIO EMCOMPASS MOVIETECH FINEVISION PVT LTD SRI LANKA TELECOM ENDEMOL SHINE INTERNATIONAL LTD ERICSSON BROADCOM FOXCONN INDUSTRIAL INTERNET AIS EURONEWS FIDELITY TECHNOLOGIES PTE LTD FOX THAILAND ASI CABLE TV BANGKOK BROADCASTING & INTERNATIONAL CHANNELS FRASERS PROPERTY TELEVISION CO LTD CHANNEL 7 BANGKOK MEDIA & SINGAPORE FUJITSU SINGAPORE GLOBECAST ASIA BROADCASTING CO. LTD CAT TELECOM DEFENCE GOVTECH GRAB TAXI PTE LTD HAW PAR CORPORATION INFORMATION AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY DEPARTMENT DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL TRADE PROMOTION (DITP) GOLDENDUCK INTERNATIONAL CO LTD JASTEL NETWORK (THAILAND) KANTANA SOUND STUDIO CO LTD LOXLEY PUBLIC CO LTD MCOT PCL MOBILE SATCOM NATIONAL BROADCAST TELEVISION OF THAILAND NATIONAL BROADCASTING AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION NBT WORLD RADIO THAILAND CHIANGMAI ROYAL THAI ARMY RADIO AND TELEVISION STATION SAMART COMTECH CO LTD ELECOM OF THAILAND THAI PBS THE COMMUNICATION AUTHORITY OF THAILAND THE
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