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Future Parc Exhibition

• Outline

CeBIT Australia's Future Parc show floor area is the region's most respected and influential venue for showcasing research and development projects from the public and private spheres and introducing the technological developments that will impact businesses and organisations for years to come.

CeBIT's Future Parc is also a top destination for venture capitalists and investors who come to the show keen to find innovative new ventures and start-up companies that they can assist in bringing to market and open the doors for export success. It provides a vibrant, well-defined and comprehensive area where procurement managers, investors and buyers can easily find new ideas, and evaluate and compare those technology solutions and services that best meet future business and social needs.

Visitors come to CeBIT's Future Parc to seek out the latest innovations and research projects that will define business processes and set the agenda for decades ahead. Exhibiting organisations represent the full spectrum of today's research communities - universities, Cooperative Research Centres (CRCs), Think Tanks, technology parks and both government and private-funded research bodies. The area also encompasses venture capital and investment organisations on the hunt for opportunities to bring the next “big thing" or “killer app" to market.

Testimonials

The value of exhibiting at CeBIT Australia's Future Parc is best captured by the views of our past exhibitors in the category:

“There are a lot of interesting leads, and it tends to come from right across the community, commercial interest from a lot of potential research collaborators and we find amongst various people on display at CeBIT … our future customers, so we are very happy to be here." Iain Walker, manager business development, CSIRO ICT Centre

“There was a really good buzz around the show this year. Even though we're in difficult economic times, there was really a feeling from people at the event that they wanted to push on regardless, that there were opportunities out there regardless, and that the way through the economic difficulties was to push ahead. Innovation Nation as a networking event worked really well this year, it was great. I think the buzz was there, and I think the guest list was the right mix - people were meeting and talking right from the start and it was done in a really good atmosphere." Dan Smith, NICTA, Manager, Branding & Communications

“The Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology at the University of Technology, Sydney, reaps the benefits of being able to communicate directly with our target audience of ICT professionals at CeBIT. CeBIT allows us the unique opportunity to not only promote our courses to prospective students but to further develop our substantial engagement with the industry." Jenny Donovan, Marketing Manager, Faculty of Engineering and Information Technology, University of Technology, Sydney

“This is our second year (at CeBIT). We came along last year and got some very positive results from that … What we are finding very positive is the conversations we are engaging in and we're getting people to think about green IT. And interestingly, this time around compared to last time most people have a better idea and want to discuss in detail, they want to see what they can do from a practical basis." Al Blake, Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and The Arts