Tech in Asia’s debut conference in Bangalore by the numbers (INFOGRAPHIC)
We looked forward to July 6 & 7 with much anticipation. To many others, it was probably just another tech conference happening in the busy tech hub called Bangalore. But to us, it was another milestone, an opportunity for us to understand the local market and at the same time bring the regional tech ecosystem together.
From inspiring stage talks, to the exchange of conversations and namecards, as well as gaining of exposure and new learnings about the tech scene – we sure hoped the 1200+ attendees who graced our debut conference in Bangalore walked away with meaningful connections and broadened horizons.
We’ve distilled insights from our speakers, and given you a feel of how our conference is like from the eyes of our attendees. Now, here’s a quick overview of Tech in Asia Bangalore 2016 by the numbers, courtesy of our friends at Piktochart and Lamplight Analytics.

Coming right up: Tokyo
Our inaugural appearance in Bangalore would not have been successful without the support of all our sponsors, partners, volunteers, and attendees. We’ll be back again next year – bigger and better – but for now, we’re setting our sights on our third edition of Tech in Asia Tokyo, set to happen on September 6 & 7.
With 2,000 attendees, 170 exhibiting startups, 80 speakers, 5 content stages, and unlimited networking opportunities, it’s going to be one hell of a show. If you’re keen, here’s your chance to save 15 percent off passes to #tiatokyo2016 with the code tiatokyo15, valid only until this Friday (July 29), 2359.
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