
Organized by Singapore infocomm Technology Federation (SiTF), this full-day ICT Business Forum 2011 is where leaders and Infocomm Technology (ICT) professionals from the Singapore ICT community come together to gain insights into ICT business landscape, emerging trends and opportunities, and technological developments.
The theme for 2011: “Prosper with People, Productivity, and Planet” aims to provide invaluable perspectives on how organizations can reap profitability by incorporating innovations that increase business efficiency and minimize environmental impact.
A panel of distinguished speakers including industry experts, analysts, and business leaders are being invited to speak at the forum. This event will be a good opportunity for infocomm and enterprise business leaders, C-level executives, entrepreneurs and ICT professionals to get together to discuss opportunities and foster new relationships.
The forum in the morning session will examine the issues that will impact the ICT sector and provide viewpoints into the changing ICT business trends. Moreover, the afternoon session will discuss on emerging technologies and best practices to help enterprises and organizations to fully harness the opportunities brought about by infocomm.
Event Details
When: Thursday 24th February 2011
Time: 830am-530pm
Where: Raffles City Convention Centre, Padang / Collyer Room, Level 4
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