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ES Connectivity 05 Technology Expo

Published: Fri 1 Jul 2005 09:09 AM
ES Connectivity 05 Technology Expo Combines With Awards To Create A Two-Day Hi Tech Festival
ES Connectivity Trade Show, Christchurch: New Zealand’s only dedicated electronics expo will have the best of Kiwi ingenuity on display at the Christchurch town hall from 30 September – 1 October. This year's event coincides with the Allied Telesyn New Zealand Hi Tech Awards, adding an exciting and insightful finale to this premier technology celebration in Christchurch.
ES Connectivity 05 will display some of the most advanced technologies and services created in New Zealand, as well as a range of demonstrations of powerful next generation technology that includes the world's first combined robotics, electronics and Macromedia Flash conference. The aim of this two day exhibition is to profile New Zealand’s finest technology capability and to facilitate opportunities for networking, innovation, trade partnerships and employment.
Last year was a huge success for ES Connectivity’s inaugural launch, attracting more than 120% of forecast exhibitors and over 500 attendees from New Zealand and Australia. Exhibiting companies included award-winning Christchurch firms Navman and Tyco Electronics, as well as a number of innovative software developers and electronic design companies.
2005 promises to be even bigger for ES Connectivity. Timed in conjunction with the Allied Telesyn New Zealand Hi Tech Awards, the show is expected to attract over 40 exhibitors and an anticipated attendance of 700 visitors relevant to the hi tech industry from all over New Zealand.
Industry, media, investors, international business visitors, students and academic staff, and government will all have the opportunity to discover first hand some of our country’s best technology exports. New Zealand Trade & Enterprise and Electronics South are sponsoring the event. Last year the limited exhibition stands quickly sold out, and organisers recommend exhibitors book early to secure their place.
James Saruchera, exhibition organiser and facilitator for Electronics South, says, “ES Connectivity 05 is building on the success of the last year’s inaugural event by combining with the Allied Telesyn New Zealand Hi Tech Awards and Bright Sparks Awards to provide a greater national focus, increased number of visitors and more industry workshops exploring key industry issues. The trade show is being promoted to organisations that actively trade in the electronics/software industry or key services to the industry.”
“ES Connectivity 05 will provides exhibitors a unique opportunity to promote to key members of industry and government, while simultaneously raising local and international public awareness of their activities, products and services," says Saruchera.
The first day of the show will be open to trade delegates, government, investors and industry associations. The second day will be open to the public and will welcome students, teachers, employees and anyone interested in finding out more about some of the amazing technologies being developed right here in New Zealand. Opening times and location are:
30 September: 8.00am – 5.00pm
1 October: 9.00am - 2.00pm
Venue: Christchurch Town Hall
Stands are disappearing fast with the registration deadline at 5pm on Thursday 1st September. To help exhibitors get the most out of the show exhibition organisers are offering free assistance and a preparatory workshop.

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