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Booth # 45: REDtone
REDtone Data Centre is a solution & service provider of telecommunications services, data centre, disaster recovery and business resumptions services. We deliver reliable, resilient and cost effective solutions to support mission critical business operations. Our suite of services consists of FIVE complementing pillars that work synergistically to support and assist your business needs, namely:
• ICT-As-A-Service • Managed Services For Media and Broadcast Industry • Managed Network, Voice & data Services • Business Continuity Services • Professional Advisory Services
Contact Details: Website:
www.redtone.com Email:
marketing@redtone.com Contact Number: 1800 87 7770
Booth # 48 & 49: Tekmark Broadcast
TEKMARK is an established leading technology company founded since 1994 with an Authorized Capital of USD 3M and Paid Up Capital of USD 1.7M. We offer value added services in distribution of electronics test, measurement and monitoring solutions to various industries namely Telco, Broadcast, Education, Government, and Electronic Industries regional wide. As a leading technology company armed with 20 years of experience, we are pride ourselves having a team of T&M professionals in providing value innovation electronics test & measurement know-how and responsive after sales support
Contact Details: Name: Mr GS Wong
Contact Number: +6019 262 6899 Email address:
gs.wong@tekmarkgroup.com
Name: Mr Joseph Kong
Contact Number: +6012 321 3879 Email address:
joseph.kong@tekmarkgroup.com
Name: Ms Stephy Low
Contact Number: +603-9057 8999 Email address:
stephy.low@tekmarkgroup.com
Booth # 46: SONY
About Professional Solutions Company (PSAP), Sony Corporation of Hong Kong Ltd.
Sony is a leading manufacturer of audio, video, game, communications, key device and information technology products for the consumer and professional markets. Sony’s Broadcast & Content Creation Solutions Asia Pacific business is established under Professional Solutions Company (PSAP), a division company under Sony Corporation of Hong Kong Ltd. It markets Sony’s leading broadcast systems, professional video and audio products in Asia other than Japan. It also provides customized business solutions, comprehensive technical support and after-sales service to help Sony’s customers stay at the forefront of their business.
URL:
pro.sony-asia.com
Contact us:
https://pro.sony-asia.com/pro/lang/en/hk/ezone/rfi/- sitehomepage/
Email:
pro.info@
ap.sony.com
General sales/marketing enquiry:
tekmark.kl@tekmarkgroup.com marketing@tekmarkgroup.com
Ericsson Ericsson’s TV solutions help content owners and operators to maximize content and consumer value by enabling them to utilise multi-platform infrastructure and eco-systems to deliver rich, blended multi-screen consumer experiences on all devices. Our offering spans the media value chain of content acquisition, creation, management, exchange and delivery to consumers. As a change agent for television, we are shaping the future of TV with our multi award-winning products.
Come visit Ericsson booth #48 & 49 and learn more about our leading compression solutions for content C&D applications, best- in-class video quality encoders and advanced architecture for Pay TV operators and broadcasters.
Booth # 47: Oracle Front Porch Digital
The combination of Oracle with Front Porch Digital creates the most comprehensive enterprise-grade cloud and on-premise content storage management solution to help organizations efficiently manage the growing complexities associated with the migration, integration, storage, and delivery of rich media content.
Company contact: Rino Petricola, +33 (0) 4 50 88 37 67 Amit Sood
Regional Sales Director, SEAsia, BUSS SA Media Business Line Compression Email :
amit.sood@
ericsson.com Phone : +6567045621 / +6598342339
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