Exhibition of International Trade Fair for Visual Communication, Technology and Design in Düsseldorf, 2011

This year, there were 306 exhibitors (previous year: 305) from `all` over the world participated and presented the latest trends and new products from `the` fields of light advertising, advertising technology, digital printing, digital signage and out-of-home medias.  Further, there were about 10,700 visitors (previous event: 10,900) visited.

 

In addition to propagandizing our online B2C operation, logistics warehouse and satellite sites, ChinaSigns particularly promoted the Supervision Service for procurement (Quality Control). It is specially designed for oversea customers who deal with purchasing in China, in which it helps customers avoid losses resulted from `the` factors of communicational failure (language difference), diversity of regions, and unfamiliarness of Chinese market as well as cheating & trapping actions. We are aiming to boost trading, fair business, product quality supervision between China and other countries since it is our social responsibility that we are pleased to serve for our customers (for details please click here: www.signsbrige.com).

On the exhibition, except most of the famous printing companies (such as Mimaki, HP, Roland and Canon, etc.) attended, this year the expo adequately presented the trend of interrelation between reality and virtuality as well as the variation between tradition and digital. The products exhibited were mainly printing machines, video devices and LED lightings, and during the session, each LED exhibitor did their best to demonstrate splendid visual experiences for visitors. Moreover, the expo sponsor considerately arranged presentation opportunities for exhibitors to promote their product advantages and service characteristics.

Through surveying, many exhibitors have already established cooperation with Chinese partners, such as material procurement, production of products and equipments, from `which` we could easily imagine the significant tendency of the ongoing impact of “Made-in-China” in world.

Mr. Frank Xia,
Europe Marketing Representative of ChinaSigns, was at our booth of the expo.

The exhibition