ASIA Tech 2020 Virtual

Asia | ICT

Third Party Event

15 Dec 2020 - 17 Dec 2020

ASIA-TECH 2020 will be a 3-day virtual event, featuring a variety of timely presentations, live panel discussions, 1-2-1 networking, learning opportunities & a virtual exhibition. Participants will enjoy the flexibility of create own agenda, pre-reschedule 1-to-1 meetings, attractive participation fees, and the convenience to view all presentations on demand for at least 6 months after the event, if registered before the dates of the event.

Companies confirmed to participate include ACCENTURE, ADVISAN, AXENS, ALFA LAVAL, ACFA, CENOZAI, EIL, EXXONMOBIL, HONEYWELL UOP, IHS, NEXANT THAILAND, PERTAMINA, PETRONAS, PILLER SEA PTE, PTTES, SINOPEC, STRATAS ADVISORS, SULZER-GTC TECHNOLOGY, TUBACEX, UBE CHEMICALS ASIA, WOOD etc.

 Virtual is easier and safer to attend. It saves your time, your budget and gives opportunity to target your interactions.

Join us on this new & exciting journey!

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