– The NUS & NTU, SITF Technology Showcase 2006
Date: 9 February 2006
Time: 6pm – 9pm
Venue: Suntec City NUSS Guild House
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An increasingly competitive market demands that companies harness more
innovation and technologies to generate exciting new commercial
opportunities, revenues and retain their competitive edges.
After the 1st successful NUS-SiTF Technology Showcase in 2005, SiTF is
organizing a second Technology Showcase featuring this time emerging ICT
technologies from both NUS and NTU. This is also part of the NUS and NTU
on-going efforts to increase industry awareness of the cutting edge
research & technologies that are generated constantly from University
research. The technologies covered include the areas of mobile
communications, mixed reality, computer networking, biometrics,
generative design and interactive media.
It provides a platform for industry and investors to access nascent
technologies and an excellent opportunity to foster interaction and
networking amongst high-tech entrepreneurs, venture capitalists,
business angels and researchers where business development opportunities
such as licensing or collaborative research can be explored.
The event is highly recommended for IT professionals, entrepreneurs,
venture capitalists, investors, technology brokers, industry players and
anyone who needs to keep up-to-date with cutting edge developments in
the IT industry.
This event is open to all SiTF members, staff and alumni of National
University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and members of
the public.
For more information and registration, please click
HERE .
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