It provides a unique meeting place for international business professionals interested in accessing, distributing and providing information and it expects to attract over 18,000 visitors from all over the world, including an international audience of a 1000 conference delegates. Knowledge management is still a popular topic and the KM Trail will look at the latest technologies and techniques which can help businesses capture and exploit both internal and external knowledge. The companies at the exhibition will be displaying the latest information content through a range of delivery mechanisms. Less familiar names will also be there. The exhibition aims to be much more than ranks of exhibition stands with sales staff waiting to pounce.
Visitors can benefit from a series of free educational features on the exhibition floor.
These will include product presentations when a number of companies will successively demonstrate their latest products. Also new for this year are the Destination Internet Economy Seminars presented by Intel. The Internet is changing the business environment, and these seminars will equip visitors to tackle the challenges created by this fundamental change in the way organisations and individuals work. The seminars will take place in the Intel Presentation Theatre on the exhibition floor. There will also be a chance to attend 'Working the Web' workshops.