CeBIT, the world's leading event for digital business, continued to gain in quality this year, which especially benefited the start-ups among the 4,000 companies that participated in 2013.
More trade visitors, strong participation from more than 120 countries, and a big increase in the number of IT and purchasing decision-makers made CeBIT 2013 the best in years
Poland, this year's Partner Country , used CeBIT 2013 to firmly establish itself as one of the world's high tech nations. With its top theme, Shareconomy, CeBIT triggered discussions throughout the world’s digital economy.
The CeBIT Global Conferences – with 75 hours of international programming on three stages, 103 speakers from all over the world, and a unique mix of topics - was the digital world’s most important conference event and think tank.
The next CeBIT will run from March 10 to 14, 2014.
For five days of the year, CeBIT is the pulsing heart of the digital industry. More than 4,000 companies from over 70 countries showcased the latest innovations from the high-tech sector.
In keeping with this year’s main theme of "Shareconomy", we’d like to share all the most important trade fair topics and facts with you. From impressions of the numerous displays and forums to facts about the visitor makeup, the After Show Report 2013 has all the information you need and is the perfect tool for your follow-up activities.
Today was the final day of CeBIT 2013. More than 4,000 companies from 70 nations used the fair to showcase cutting-edge hardware and software innovations that will define tomorrow’s mainstream markets.
Many schools and institutions of higher learning still haven’t fully joined the digital age. Often, there simply isn't the money to purchase new technologies or to make proper use of the web’s information and communication offering. That's why this year's CeBIT also put the spotlight on education and training with high school student "Discovery Days", a "Networked Classroom" and a wide range of exhibits featuring intelligent eLearning hardware and software.
Each generation of tablet PCs and projectors seems to offer an ever-widening range of applications. Many of this year’s devices are cordless, water and impact resistant. This is great news for consumers. They are getting products that are more versatile and better at coping with the challenges of everyday life as well as extreme work environments.
The lead theme of this year’s CeBIT is “Shareconomy.” Shareconomy is not only about sharing and jointly using data, knowledge, resources and infrastructure. It is also about using new technologies to make shared use of services and capital goods. We are on the verge of a new culture of sharing.
This year marks the premiere of the CeBIT Innovation Award. More than 70 R&D scientists submitted entries in the categories of Design, User-Friendliness and Human-Machine Interaction. The German Federal Minister of Economics and Technology, Professor Johanna Wanka, today presented 100,000 euros-worth of prizes to the four winners.
CeBIT 2013, the world’s biggest shop window on the ICT industry, is now officially open. German Federal Chancellor Angela Merkel and the 2,500 invited guests at the Opening Ceremony previewed this year’s keynote themes.
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