ICT Exhibition in Kandy from July 27

ICT: For the first time in the history of the Central Province the computer vendors will be conducting an ICT exhibition on July 27, 28 and 29 at Suisse Hotel Kandy.

The membership of the Association comprise a wide cross section ranging from of vendors, re-sellers, the education sector to software developers operating in the province.

The Kandy Municipal Council too would assist in the event. Government Departments and Institutions, private and public sector organisations, university students, school students, parents and teachers, too would attend this.

“It is observed that the commerce and industrial sectors in the Central Province has starved for want of information on the latest innovations, developments and information in the field of ICT, and this exhibition’s goal is to reverse this deficiency and to lead the way to make Kandy an IT hub of the future,” an official from organisers said.

“ICT Kandy 2007” brings together products and service providers showcasing the latest breakthroughs in information and communication technology. We hope to invite both National and International ICT companies to participate in this event and expect at least 70 companies will take part.

The visitors will discover cutting-edge development in both hardware and software applications to help them think outside the box and thus expand their business.

The event will also include a program of seminars and lectures throughout the exhibition featuring the latest ICT products and innovations. These seminars are targeted at university students, schools students, entrepreneurs, professionals and employees who are working in the ICT field.

“We strongly believe that by organising such ICT exhibitions in Kandy, the Public will definitely appreciate the effort and hence would like to propose that you be a promote of the event,” the official said.

“Many of our members have visited such exhibitions around the world and have gained knowledge and experience in replicating same within the confidence of our city taking into consideration both strengths and limitations in a fitting manner,” he said.