CommuniCast Myanmar

Asia | ICT

Third Party Event

06 Dec 2016 - 08 Dec 2016

The show will take place December 6-8 at Novotel Yangon Max in Yangon.

CommuniCast Myanmar 2016 is the third edition of the annual communications technology, enterprise and convergence solutions show. Joining forces with the Myanmar Computer Federation’s international ICT Exhibition and the Myanmar Satellite Forum, the event covers the full spectrum of the ICT industry, from satellite and broadband through to mobile and enterprise solutions, under one roof.

  

Last year’s CommuniCast was attended by more than 2500 delegates and visitors. This year, more than 80 exhibitors have already signed up to take part in CommuniCast 2016, with topics including ICT solutions, mobile and broadband set to be discussed, as well as satellite and broadcasting at the co-located Myanmar Satellite Forum.

  

Since the event was launched in 2014, mobile penetration levels in the country have grown from close to 10% to 55% by the middle of 2016. This continues to grow rapidly, with 4G services available in Yangon. In the current market, opportunities are driven by the growing mobile enterprise, satellite and broadband services and broadcasting technologies.

  

For further information please visit www.communicastmyanmar.com

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