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iEXPO 2001 to Open on December 5
Tokyo -- November 21, 2001 -- Nikkei Business Publications, together with NEC,
will organize iEXPO 2001 at Tokyo Big Sight from December 5 to 7.
Renamed from last year's NEC NetBusiness Fair, this will be the sixth time for
the exposition to be held.
Built around the theme of "To Business Redevelopment and Beyond - Three
Days of Experience and Interaction," iEXPO 2001 will propose a variety of
cutting-edge solutions for business innovation.
One of the best places to start the tour of iEXPO 2001 is the "Theme Stage."
Offering an overview of the solutions and technologies to be found in the
exposition, the Theme Stage will introduce specific images of how the advent of
a full-scale Internet society (=iSociety) will change the business model of a
company or the lifestyle of an individual.
A key attraction of iEXPO 2001 is the NEC Booth, featuring the Common
Solution Zone, the Industry Solution Zone, the Platform Solution Zone and the
Package Solution Zone. The NEC Booth, together with the booths of NEC
group companies and its business partners, will present specific solutions to
companies wishing to play more active roles in their markets through
management innovation as well as to individuals seeking a more affluent life.
[Outline of iEXPO 2001]
Organizers: Nikkei Business Publications, NEC
Dates: December 5-7, 2001 (from 10:00AM to 5:30PM; until 5:00PM on the last day)
Location: Tokyo Big Sight (East Halls 4 & 5)
Exposition size: 112 exhibitors in 798 booths (as of November 16)
Projected visitors: 63,000
Admission: 1,000 yen (tax inclusive)
Concurrent event: C&C User Forum (to be organized by NEC
C&C System Users Association and NEC / For inquiries, call
+813-5733-6361)
Event URL: http://expo.nikkeibp.co.jp/iexpo2001/ (in Japanese only)
For further details, please contact:
International Office
phone: +813-5210-8502
fax: +813-5210-8119
http://www.nikkeibp.com
e-mail: info@nikkeibp.com
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About NikkeiBP
Nikkei Business Publications is part of the Nihon Keizai Shimbun group,
the world's largest group of companies providing mainly business and
financial information for most of Japan's decision makers. Covering a
wide variety of specialized areas including business, computer, electronics,
construction, services and medicine, Nikkei Business Publications is the
number one business publisher in Japan. As of November 21, 2001, we publish 43
magazines and 3 newsletters, reaching a combined total readership of more than 2.8 million.
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