ceatec japan 2008 exhibition report
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EXHIBITION REPORT
Digital Convergence-Onward to a New Stage
Cutting-edge IT & Electronics Comprehensive Exhibition
CEATEC JAPAN Management OfficeJapan Electronics Show Association(JESA)5F,Sumitomo Shibadaimon Bldg. No. 2,1-12-16 Shibadaimon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0012, JapanTel: +81-3-5402-7603 Fax: +81-3-5402-7606E-mail: [email protected]
Management :
CEATEC JAPAN 2008Sep.30(Tue.) Oct.4(Sat.) Makuhari Messe, Tokyo
Communications and Information network Association of Japan
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association
Computer Software Association of Japan
Sponsorship: CEATEC JAPAN Organizing Committee
Cutting-edge IT & Electronics Comprehensive Exhibition
NAME: CEATEC JAPAN 2008 (Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies)
OBJECTIVES: ■ To allow visitors to experience the newest technologies, products, systems and software for the digital network age,and the convergence of communications, information and imaging technologies
■ To function as a highly specific exhibition capturing the interest of and responding to the needs of users by presenting the industries' latest achievements and trends
■ As Asia’s largest interactive exhibition of information on the communications, information and imaging fields, to present the achievements, trends and vitality of the industry to the world
■ To gather industry organizations to present clear social messages, thereby supporting industrial development and contributing to lifestyles, economies and society in the digital network age
SCHEDULE: Tuesday, September 30 to Saturday, October 4, 2008 ●Premiere Time: September 30, 10:00 a.m. to Noon ●General admission: September 30, Noon to 5:00 p.m. October 1 to 4, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Makuhari Messe (2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba, Japan)
ADMISSION: Registration is required to enter CEATEC JAPAN 2008Pre-registered visitors: Free entryVisitors registering at the Gate: General: ¥1,000; Students: ¥500Note: Groups of 20 or more students and children of elementary school age or younger will be admitted free of charge.
SPONSORSHIP: CEATEC JAPAN Organizing CommitteeCommunications and Information network Association of Japan (CIAJ)Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)Computer Software Association of Japan (CSAJ)
SUPPORT: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan; Ministry of Economy,Trade and Industry, Japan (Listed by date established)Chiba Prefectural Government; Chiba Municipal Government; Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK); The National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan; The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry; The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry; The Chiba Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO); Japan National Tourist Organization (JNTO); U.S. Commercial Service; Delegation of the European Commission in Japan; British Embassy in Japan; Canadian Embassy and Consulates in Japan (No particular order)
ASSISTANCE: Association of Consumer Electronics Marketing in Japan; Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB); Digital Content Association of Japan (DCAj); Electrical Products Association of Japan; Internet Association Japan (IAjapan); ITS Japan; Japan Audio Society (JAS); Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA); Japan Book Publishers Association (JBPA); Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association (JCTA); Japan Cable Television Engineering Association (JCTEA); Japan Computer System Seller Association (JCSSA); Japan Electronic Data Interchange Council (JEDIC); Japan Electronic Products Importers Association (JEPIA); Japan Federation of Electronic Parts Distributors & Dealers (JEP); Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association (JSBA); Japan Video Software Association (JVA); Nippon Keidanren; Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ); Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC); Telecommunications Carriers Association (TCA) (Alphabetical order)
GLOBAL PARTNERS: ●Digital Home Appliances
Consumer Electronics Association(CEA) / International CES (USA)Messe Berlin / IFA (Germany)
●Information CommunicationsTelecommunications Industry Association（TIA）/NXTcomm（USA）International Engineering Consortium（IEC）/Broadband World Forum
●Electronic ComponentsMesse München International/electronica（Germany）,electronica & Productronica China（China）
ASIAN PARTNERS: ・China Council for the Promotion of International Trade,Electronics & Information Industry Sub-Council (CCPIT ECC)
・China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC)・China International Software & Information Service Center (CiSiS)・China Semiconductor Industry Association (CSIA)・Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA)・The Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA)・Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)・Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area (TEDA)
(Alphabetical order)
《AEECC Member》 ・China Electronic Appliance Corporation (CEAC)
・Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)・Korea Electronics Association (KEA)・Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA)(Alphabetical order)Note: The Asia Electronics Exhibition Cooperation Conference (AEECC) was established in 1997 to encourage mutual promotional cooperation activities among major electronics and IT exhibition
organizers in the Asia region.
MANAGEMENT: CEATEC JAPAN Management Office
1. Exhibition Profile
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Outline
Contents
Contents
1. Exhibition Profile
2. Message from the sponsors
3. OPENING EVENTS
4. EXHIBITION CONFIGURATION
5. Recent Exhibit Trends
6. Exhibitors
7. Special Presentations at the Event Hall Main Stage
8. Conference
9. NUMBER AND ANALYSIS OF VISITORS
10. PUBLICITY
11. ADVERTISING
12. CEATEC JAPAN OFFICIAL WEBSITE
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NAME: CEATEC JAPAN 2008 (Combined Exhibition of Advanced Technologies)
OBJECTIVES: ■ To allow visitors to experience the newest technologies, products, systems and software for the digital network age,and the convergence of communications, information and imaging technologies
■ To function as a highly specific exhibition capturing the interest of and responding to the needs of users by presenting the industries' latest achievements and trends
■ As Asia’s largest interactive exhibition of information on the communications, information and imaging fields, to present the achievements, trends and vitality of the industry to the world
■ To gather industry organizations to present clear social messages, thereby supporting industrial development and contributing to lifestyles, economies and society in the digital network age
SCHEDULE: Tuesday, September 30 to Saturday, October 4, 2008 ●Premiere Time: September 30, 10:00 a.m. to Noon ●General admission: September 30, Noon to 5:00 p.m. October 1 to 4, 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
LOCATION: Makuhari Messe (2-1 Nakase, Mihama-ku, Chiba, Japan)
ADMISSION: Registration is required to enter CEATEC JAPAN 2008Pre-registered visitors: Free entryVisitors registering at the Gate: General: ¥1,000; Students: ¥500Note: Groups of 20 or more students and children of elementary school age or younger will be admitted free of charge.
SPONSORSHIP: CEATEC JAPAN Organizing CommitteeCommunications and Information network Association of Japan (CIAJ)Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA)Computer Software Association of Japan (CSAJ)
SUPPORT: Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Japan; Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Japan; Ministry of Economy,Trade and Industry, Japan (Listed by date established)Chiba Prefectural Government; Chiba Municipal Government; Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK); The National Association of Commercial Broadcasters in Japan; The Japan Chamber of Commerce and Industry; The Tokyo Chamber of Commerce and Industry; The Chiba Chamber of Commerce and Industry; Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO); Japan National Tourist Organization (JNTO); U.S. Commercial Service; Delegation of the European Commission in Japan; British Embassy in Japan; Canadian Embassy and Consulates in Japan (No particular order)
ASSISTANCE: Association of Consumer Electronics Marketing in Japan; Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB); Digital Content Association of Japan (DCAj); Electrical Products Association of Japan; Internet Association Japan (IAjapan); ITS Japan; Japan Audio Society (JAS); Japan Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc. (JAMA); Japan Book Publishers Association (JBPA); Japan Cable and Telecommunications Association (JCTA); Japan Cable Television Engineering Association (JCTEA); Japan Computer System Seller Association (JCSSA); Japan Electronic Data Interchange Council (JEDIC); Japan Electronic Products Importers Association (JEPIA); Japan Federation of Electronic Parts Distributors & Dealers (JEP); Japan Satellite Broadcasting Association (JSBA); Japan Video Software Association (JVA); Nippon Keidanren; Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ); Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC); Telecommunications Carriers Association (TCA) (Alphabetical order)
GLOBAL PARTNERS: ●Digital Home Appliances
Consumer Electronics Association(CEA) / International CES (USA)Messe Berlin / IFA (Germany)
●Information CommunicationsTelecommunications Industry Association（TIA）/NXTcomm（USA）International Engineering Consortium（IEC）/Broadband World Forum
●Electronic ComponentsMesse München International/electronica（Germany）,electronica & Productronica China（China）
ASIAN PARTNERS: ・China Council for the Promotion of International Trade,Electronics & Information Industry Sub-Council (CCPIT ECC)
・China Electronic Chamber of Commerce (CECC)・China International Software & Information Service Center (CiSiS)・China Semiconductor Industry Association (CSIA)・Electronic Industries Association of India (ELCINA)・The Hong Kong Electronic Industries Association (HKEIA)・Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)・Tianjin Economic and Technological Development Area (TEDA)
(Alphabetical order)
《AEECC Member》 ・China Electronic Appliance Corporation (CEAC)
・Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)・Korea Electronics Association (KEA)・Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers’ Association (TEEMA)(Alphabetical order)Note: The Asia Electronics Exhibition Cooperation Conference (AEECC) was established in 1997 to encourage mutual promotional cooperation activities among major electronics and IT exhibition
organizers in the Asia region.
MANAGEMENT: CEATEC JAPAN Management Office
1. Exhibition Profile
01
Outline
Contents
Contents
1. Exhibition Profile
2. Message from the sponsors
3. OPENING EVENTS
4. EXHIBITION CONFIGURATION
5. Recent Exhibit Trends
6. Exhibitors
7. Special Presentations at the Event Hall Main Stage
8. Conference
9. NUMBER AND ANALYSIS OF VISITORS
10. PUBLICITY
11. ADVERTISING
12. CEATEC JAPAN OFFICIAL WEBSITE
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06
11
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26
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2. Message from the sponsors 3. OPENING EVENTS
02 03
CEATEC JAPAN 2008, the world's most comprehensive exhibition of cutting-edge information
technology (IT) and electronics technologies, will be held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture
for the 5-day period from Tuesday, September 30, to Saturday, October 4. The sponsors of
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 are the Communications and Information network Association of Japan
(CIAJ), Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA) and
Computer Software Association of Japan (CSAJ).
In the past, CEATEC JAPAN has let visitors experience “the next” indicated by digital
convergence.
In 2008, the ninth year of CEATEC JAPAN, the show will enter a new stage, as visitors explore
the benefits to lifestyles and social activities from new functions and services realized through the
convergence of devices, hardware, software, services and content.
■A New Stage of Connecting People
New generation networks born through innovations in cutting-edge technologies will connect
people, contribute to more abundant lifestyles and open new business horizons.
■A New Stage of Connecting Technologies
The importance of electronic components and devices is growing as the sustaining force of
rapidly advancing revolutionary technologies, as well as the cutting-edge technologies and
products that create new industries and markets.
■A New Stage of Connecting to the Next Generation
CEATEC JAPAN will showcase developments toward the start of full-scale digital terrestrial
broadcasting, helping resolve the issue of global warming and fostering new generations of
electronics and IT talent.
The organizers look forward to meeting more visitors than ever at CEATEC JAPAN 2008 as the
show progresses to a new stage of digital convergence.
Japan Electronics and InformationTechnology Industries Association
Chairman
Mr. Etsuhiko Shoyama
Computer Software Associationof Japan
Chairman
Mr. Shigefumi Wada
On the opening of the show
Communications and Information networkAssociation of Japan
Chairman
Mr. Michiyoshi Mazuka
(1)Premiere Time
Before the opening of CEATEC JAPAN 2008, media representatives and specially invited guests used Premiere Time, held from 10:00 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, September 30, to tour the exhibition and exchange information in a comfortable and spacious environment before the doors opened to the public. Numerous representatives from television and radio stations, newspapers and magazines around the world gathered on the first day, eagerly collecting material for television shows and periodicals. For exhibitor representatives, CEOs and top executives, Premiere Time provided the best opportunity to fully experience all the exhibits and gain valuable information for future management and development plans. A total of 721 registered VIP visitors came to CEATEC JAPAN 2008 over the five days of the show.
(2)Opening Reception
At midday, on Saturday, September 30th the opening reception for CEATEC 2008 was held at the Hotel New Otani at Makuhari, drawing 660 people including members of related government and municipal offices and organizations, the exhibition management, sponsoring organizations and media representatives. Greetings from chairman Mazuka Michiyoshi of the CEATEC JAPAN organizing committee was followed by congratulatory addresses from the Minister for Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications Hirohiko Nakamura, and Trade and Industry Minister Yoshifumi Matsumura. With the help of NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Executive Vice-President Yoshinori Imai, The Japan Electronics and Industries Association (JEITA) Chairman Etsuhiko Shoyama and Computer Software Association of Japan Chairman Shigefumi Wada, the tape was then cut to officially open CEATEC JAPAN 2008. NHK Executive Vice-President Yoshinori Imai then proposed a toast to the success of the exhibition, after which the attendees enjoyed some friendly chat.
(3)International Reception
At 5:30 p.m. on October 1, the CEATEC JAPAN 2008 International Reception was held at the Hotel New Otani in Makuhari. Guests included overseas and domestic exhibitors and visitors, representatives of foreign embassies in Japan, and media representatives. 335 people participated in the event. Following the congratulatory address from The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) Director Yoshihiko Arakawa, participants enjoyed friendly international exchange and praised the event as an opportunity for international business expansion.
(4)Industry-University Exchange Meeting
At 3 p.m. on October 3, an industry-university exchange meeting was held in the Makuhari Messe Event Hall, which featured presentations from university research laboratories. The meeting was attended by representatives from the industry-university exchange pavilion exhibitions and exhibiting businesses.
Opening EventMessage
2. Message from the sponsors 3. OPENING EVENTS
02 03
CEATEC JAPAN 2008, the world's most comprehensive exhibition of cutting-edge information
technology (IT) and electronics technologies, will be held at Makuhari Messe in Chiba Prefecture
for the 5-day period from Tuesday, September 30, to Saturday, October 4. The sponsors of
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 are the Communications and Information network Association of Japan
(CIAJ), Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association (JEITA) and
Computer Software Association of Japan (CSAJ).
In the past, CEATEC JAPAN has let visitors experience “the next” indicated by digital
convergence.
In 2008, the ninth year of CEATEC JAPAN, the show will enter a new stage, as visitors explore
the benefits to lifestyles and social activities from new functions and services realized through the
convergence of devices, hardware, software, services and content.
■A New Stage of Connecting People
New generation networks born through innovations in cutting-edge technologies will connect
people, contribute to more abundant lifestyles and open new business horizons.
■A New Stage of Connecting Technologies
The importance of electronic components and devices is growing as the sustaining force of
rapidly advancing revolutionary technologies, as well as the cutting-edge technologies and
products that create new industries and markets.
■A New Stage of Connecting to the Next Generation
CEATEC JAPAN will showcase developments toward the start of full-scale digital terrestrial
broadcasting, helping resolve the issue of global warming and fostering new generations of
electronics and IT talent.
The organizers look forward to meeting more visitors than ever at CEATEC JAPAN 2008 as the
show progresses to a new stage of digital convergence.
Japan Electronics and InformationTechnology Industries Association
Chairman
Mr. Etsuhiko Shoyama
Computer Software Associationof Japan
Chairman
Mr. Shigefumi Wada
On the opening of the show
Communications and Information networkAssociation of Japan
Chairman
Mr. Michiyoshi Mazuka
(1)Premiere Time
Before the opening of CEATEC JAPAN 2008, media representatives and specially invited guests used Premiere Time, held from 10:00 a.m. to noon on Tuesday, September 30, to tour the exhibition and exchange information in a comfortable and spacious environment before the doors opened to the public. Numerous representatives from television and radio stations, newspapers and magazines around the world gathered on the first day, eagerly collecting material for television shows and periodicals. For exhibitor representatives, CEOs and top executives, Premiere Time provided the best opportunity to fully experience all the exhibits and gain valuable information for future management and development plans. A total of 721 registered VIP visitors came to CEATEC JAPAN 2008 over the five days of the show.
(2)Opening Reception
At midday, on Saturday, September 30th the opening reception for CEATEC 2008 was held at the Hotel New Otani at Makuhari, drawing 660 people including members of related government and municipal offices and organizations, the exhibition management, sponsoring organizations and media representatives. Greetings from chairman Mazuka Michiyoshi of the CEATEC JAPAN organizing committee was followed by congratulatory addresses from the Minister for Public Management, Home Affairs, Posts and Telecommunications Hirohiko Nakamura, and Trade and Industry Minister Yoshifumi Matsumura. With the help of NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation) Executive Vice-President Yoshinori Imai, The Japan Electronics and Industries Association (JEITA) Chairman Etsuhiko Shoyama and Computer Software Association of Japan Chairman Shigefumi Wada, the tape was then cut to officially open CEATEC JAPAN 2008. NHK Executive Vice-President Yoshinori Imai then proposed a toast to the success of the exhibition, after which the attendees enjoyed some friendly chat.
(3)International Reception
At 5:30 p.m. on October 1, the CEATEC JAPAN 2008 International Reception was held at the Hotel New Otani in Makuhari. Guests included overseas and domestic exhibitors and visitors, representatives of foreign embassies in Japan, and media representatives. 335 people participated in the event. Following the congratulatory address from The Japan External Trade Organization (JETRO) Director Yoshihiko Arakawa, participants enjoyed friendly international exchange and praised the event as an opportunity for international business expansion.
(4)Industry-University Exchange Meeting
At 3 p.m. on October 3, an industry-university exchange meeting was held in the Makuhari Messe Event Hall, which featured presentations from university research laboratories. The meeting was attended by representatives from the industry-university exchange pavilion exhibitions and exhibiting businesses.
Opening EventMessage
302
303
301
Hall 8
2F
1F
2F
1F
Hall 7 Hall 6 Hall 5 Hall 4 Hall 3 Hall 2 Hall 1
201
Event Hall
ConventionHall A
Central Mall
Press Center
International Conference Hall 3F
304
(4)Exhibition Site
Special Exhibition●
Kaihin Makuhari Station
Pictograph List
Resting Place
Restaurant
Telephone
First Aid
Parcel Delivery Service
Wireless LAN
Travel Information
Service Center
Information
Coffee Shop
Rest Room
Coin Locker
Elevator
(1)Stage Configuration (2)Breakdown of Exhibits by Category
(3)Overseas Exhibitors (289 exhibitors from 27 countries/regions)
Asia (187 exhibitors from 10 countries/regions) Taiwan 53, China 50, Korea 47, Hong Kong 24, Malaysia 6, Sri Lanka 2, Philippines 2, India 1, Singapore 1, Thailand 1
Middle East (4 exhibitors from 1 country) Israel 4
North America (53 exhibitors from 2 countries) United States of America 40, Canada 13
Central/South Americas (1 exhibitor from 1 country) Argentina 1
Europe (37 exhibitors from 11 countries) Germany 11, United Kingdom 7, France 6, Switzerland 3, Spain 3, Austria 2, Finland 1, Hungary 1, Netherlands 1, Portugal 1, Sweden 1
Oceania (7 exhibitors from 2 countries) Australia 5, New Zealand 2
Japan
50
140
190
31
15
92
50
19
18
87
13
325
515
Exhibitors
ForeignStage/Zone
Total
Digital Network
Electronic Components, Devices & IndustrialEquipment
Home & Personal
Business & Society
Subtotal
Semiconductors
Electronic Display Devices
Passive Components
Structural, Functional Components
Materials, Power sources, Batteries
Measuring, Testing and Manufacturing Equipment, Electronic Manufacturing Process
Technology Solution
PR
Subtotal
53
44
97
21
9
91
16
8
2
45
0
192
289
Total
103
184
287
52
24
183
66
27
20
132
13
517
804
Booths
1,199
624
1,823
230
50
435
291
58
57
159
18
1,298
3,121
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage
Meeting RoomCD1 Exhibit SeminarCD2 Exhibit Seminar
DN Exhibit Seminar
Digital Network Stage
Listening Room
Hall Manegement Office
Meeting Room for Event Hall Meeting Room
International Visitors Center(Registration)
International Conference Hall 2F
ConventionHall B
4. EXHIBITION CONFIGURATION
04 05
Exhibit Categories / Floor Map
Digital Network Stage■Home & Personal Zone◆Digital home appliances (home entertainment)
Flat-panel-display televisions (PDP, LCD, OELD), digital televisions,
Television tuners (including digital), digital broadcasting receivers,
Set-top boxes (STBs), HDDs, home servers, DVD, HD DVD, Blu-ray discs,
Digital cameras, Digital video cameras, AV PCs, Printers, Scanners,
Home-use projectors, Home theater systems, Game platforms,
Related products, services
◆Mobile networks (personal information terminals)
Cellular telephones, Personal Handyphone System (PHS),
Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), Smartphones, Mobile PCs, Wireless LAN,
Bluetooth®, WiFi, WiMAX, PLC, Digital audio players, Memory cards, IC cards,
Memory media, Memory equipment, Supply products, Related products, services
◆Car electronics (automotive)
ITS (Intelligent Transportation System), Telematics, Car navigation systems,
GPS-related products, Network services, systems, Car-mounted components,
Car AV, Related products, services
◆Home network
Network home appliances, Home network systems / products, Control systems / products, Personal ID technologies, Security systems,
Related products, services
◆Consumer-use network, broadcasting & contents services
Cellular telephone, PHS, Telephone, Other communications services,
Digital broadcasting-related services, (CATV, etc.), Broadband-related services,
Internet providers, IP phone services, Music delivery, Streaming services,
Net banking, Online trading Internet auction site, Online shopping, Related products, services
◆Consumer-use digital software
Operating systems, Embedded systems, Internet-related software,
PC application software, Game software, Digital contents and data,
Related products, services
◆Other
Consumer-use robots, Other consumer-use products
■Business & Society Zone◆Business-use network services & systems
Broadband, ADSL, XSDL, FTTH, WDM, Next-generation network services,
Related communications services, Mobile communications services, UWB, PLC.
SaaS, ASP, ISP, IP-Phone, VoIP, IPv6, Telecommunications terminals,
CTI systems, Connection equipment, Telecommunications equipment, PBX,
Related products, systems and services
◆Carrier services
Mobile phones, PHS, telephones, communications services, Digital broadcasting,
CATV, Broadcasting services, Broadband services, Internet providers, IP-Phone
services, Other carrier services
◆Mobile networks for organizations
Mobile phones, PHS, PDAs, Smartphones, Mobile PCs, Wireless LAN, Bluetooth®,
WiFi, WiMAX, PLC, Memory cards, IC cards, Memory media, memory equipment,
Supply products, Related products, services
◆Platforms (network computing)
Operating systems, Servers, Workstations, Storage, PCs, Information terminals,
Displays, projectors, Peripheral equipment, Digital office equipment,
Related products, systems and services
◆Network infrastructure products/systems
Business-related (push-button phone devices, PBX,
wireless phones for company offices, business facsimile equipment, PDAs),
Infrastructure-related (switching station equipment, digital transmission equipment,
fixed communications devices, base station communications devices),
Internet-related (modems, hubs, routers, LAN/WAN, optical access equipment),
Other network infrastructure-related
◆Middleware
Web applications, Web services, EAI, Grid computing, Related systems and services
◆Applications
Systems integration services, Knowledge management, ERP, SCM, CRM, SFA, EC/EDI,
e-Learning, IDC, Groupware, Internet applications, Business applications,
DTP and CG applications, Security software, Related software
◆Digital contents for organizations
Digital contents production equipment, Digital contents production applications, Digital
contents transmission software, Digital contents transmission services, Other systems,
services, content data
◆Outsourcing services
Solutions, Consulting, Network services, Support services, Related systems and
services
◆RFID
RFID systems (management systems), RFID system development services,
RFID readers/writers, RFID printers, RFID tags, RFID chips,
RFID-related products/services
◆Security services:
Information security, Home/school security, Office security, Disaster prevention,
Natural disaster measures, Public security, Other security services
◆Social systems & services:
ITS, Venture support services, Social welfare services (barrier-free, etc.),
Education services (university research announcement, etc.), Social services
equipment systems, Software, content and environmental-measures, Related
social services
Elect ronic Components,Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage■Semiconductors Zone
MOS Logic, MOS micro, MOS memory, Digital bipolar, System LSIs, Analog ICs,
Optical ICs, Sensors, Discreet (Silicon diodes, Rectifier elements, Transistors,
Thermistors, Varistors, Thyristors, Optoelectronic conversion elements,
Other discreet semiconductors), Memory components, Other semiconductors
■Electronic Display Devices ZoneLCDs, Plasma display panels (PDPs),
Inorganic and organic electroluminescent (EL) displays, LEDs, FEDs, CRT displays,
VFDs, Electronic display panels, Touch panels, Other display devices
■Passive Components ZonePassive components (Resistors, Capacitors, Transformers, Inductors, OSCs,
Filters), Noise-reducing components, Other passive components
■Structural, Functional Components Zone◆Structural components-related
Connecting components (Connectors, Switches, Relays), Structural components,
Transducers (Acoustic transducers, Magnetic heads, Small motors, Sensors)
◆Functional components-related
Functional components, TV and video tuners, Electronic circuit boards (Ridge-print,
Flexible, Module boards, Other electronic circuit boards), Other structural components
■Materials, Power Sources, Batteries Zone◆Power sources, battery-related
Adapters, chargers, Switching power supplies,
Power sources and power source devices, Fuel cells, Lithium-ion batteries,
Nickel-hydride batteries, Solar cells, Other battery-related items
◆Materials-related
Metals, Soft sinter, Permanent magnets, Tools and related, Other materials,
Other elemental technologies, Display films, Display alignment layers,
Display seal materials, Display spacers, Display photomasks, Display ACFs
(Anisotropic Conductive Film), Conductive inks
■Measuring, Testing and Manufacturing Equipment, Electronic Manufacturing Process Zone
◆Measurement instrumentation-related
Waveform measuring instruments, Transmission characteristic measuring
instruments, Wireless communications measuring equipment,
Semiconductor and IC measuring equipment, Industrial meters,
Other electronic measuring instrumentation
◆Testing-, manufacturing devices-related
Electronic assembly and inspection devices,Testing equipment,
Manufacturing equipment, Other equipment
◆Jisso process-relatedElectronic components mounting machines and related equipment and systems, Assembly equipment and systems, Semiconductor mounting equipment and systems, Electronic packaging design systems, Electronic packaging devices, components and related materials, Electronic manufacturing devices packaging materials, Electronic packaging joint systems, Other electronic manufacturing process-related
■Technology Solution Zone◆Advanced technologies
Nanotechnology, Biometrics, MEMS, Other technology-related
◆Design technologies-related
Hardware design solutions (system LSIs, ASIC/ASSP, MPU/DSP, FPGA/PLD
devices, EDA), Software design solutions (embedded OS, device drivers, firmware,
middleware), Other design solutions
◆Social contribution activity-relatedEnvironmental technologies, Cross-sector cooperation, electoral assets, human resources, Municipal and regional industries
■PR ZonePR software, services, Books, magazines
302
303
301
Hall 8
2F
1F
2F
1F
Hall 7 Hall 6 Hall 5 Hall 4 Hall 3 Hall 2 Hall 1
201
Event Hall
ConventionHall A
Central Mall
Press Center
International Conference Hall 3F
304
(4)Exhibition Site
Special Exhibition●
Kaihin Makuhari Station
Pictograph List
Resting Place
Restaurant
Telephone
First Aid
Parcel Delivery Service
Wireless LAN
Travel Information
Service Center
Information
Coffee Shop
Rest Room
Coin Locker
Elevator
(1)Stage Configuration (2)Breakdown of Exhibits by Category
(3)Overseas Exhibitors (289 exhibitors from 27 countries/regions)
Asia (187 exhibitors from 10 countries/regions) Taiwan 53, China 50, Korea 47, Hong Kong 24, Malaysia 6, Sri Lanka 2, Philippines 2, India 1, Singapore 1, Thailand 1
Middle East (4 exhibitors from 1 country) Israel 4
North America (53 exhibitors from 2 countries) United States of America 40, Canada 13
Central/South Americas (1 exhibitor from 1 country) Argentina 1
Europe (37 exhibitors from 11 countries) Germany 11, United Kingdom 7, France 6, Switzerland 3, Spain 3, Austria 2, Finland 1, Hungary 1, Netherlands 1, Portugal 1, Sweden 1
Oceania (7 exhibitors from 2 countries) Australia 5, New Zealand 2
Japan
50
140
190
31
15
92
50
19
18
87
13
325
515
Exhibitors
ForeignStage/Zone
Total
Digital Network
Electronic Components, Devices & IndustrialEquipment
Home & Personal
Business & Society
Subtotal
Semiconductors
Electronic Display Devices
Passive Components
Structural, Functional Components
Materials, Power sources, Batteries
Measuring, Testing and Manufacturing Equipment, Electronic Manufacturing Process
Technology Solution
PR
Subtotal
53
44
97
21
9
91
16
8
2
45
0
192
289
Total
103
184
287
52
24
183
66
27
20
132
13
517
804
Booths
1,199
624
1,823
230
50
435
291
58
57
159
18
1,298
3,121
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage
Meeting RoomCD1 Exhibit SeminarCD2 Exhibit Seminar
DN Exhibit Seminar
Digital Network Stage
Listening Room
Hall Manegement Office
Meeting Room for Event Hall Meeting Room
International Visitors Center(Registration)
International Conference Hall 2F
ConventionHall B
4. EXHIBITION CONFIGURATION
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Exhibit Categories / Floor Map
Digital Network Stage■Home & Personal Zone◆Digital home appliances (home entertainment)
Flat-panel-display televisions (PDP, LCD, OELD), digital televisions,
Television tuners (including digital), digital broadcasting receivers,
Set-top boxes (STBs), HDDs, home servers, DVD, HD DVD, Blu-ray discs,
Digital cameras, Digital video cameras, AV PCs, Printers, Scanners,
Home-use projectors, Home theater systems, Game platforms,
Related products, services
◆Mobile networks (personal information terminals)
Cellular telephones, Personal Handyphone System (PHS),
Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), Smartphones, Mobile PCs, Wireless LAN,
Bluetooth®, WiFi, WiMAX, PLC, Digital audio players, Memory cards, IC cards,
Memory media, Memory equipment, Supply products, Related products, services
◆Car electronics (automotive)
ITS (Intelligent Transportation System), Telematics, Car navigation systems,
GPS-related products, Network services, systems, Car-mounted components,
Car AV, Related products, services
◆Home network
Network home appliances, Home network systems / products, Control systems / products, Personal ID technologies, Security systems,
Related products, services
◆Consumer-use network, broadcasting & contents services
Cellular telephone, PHS, Telephone, Other communications services,
Digital broadcasting-related services, (CATV, etc.), Broadband-related services,
Internet providers, IP phone services, Music delivery, Streaming services,
Net banking, Online trading Internet auction site, Online shopping, Related products, services
◆Consumer-use digital software
Operating systems, Embedded systems, Internet-related software,
PC application software, Game software, Digital contents and data,
Related products, services
◆Other
Consumer-use robots, Other consumer-use products
■Business & Society Zone◆Business-use network services & systems
Broadband, ADSL, XSDL, FTTH, WDM, Next-generation network services,
Related communications services, Mobile communications services, UWB, PLC.
SaaS, ASP, ISP, IP-Phone, VoIP, IPv6, Telecommunications terminals,
CTI systems, Connection equipment, Telecommunications equipment, PBX,
Related products, systems and services
◆Carrier services
Mobile phones, PHS, telephones, communications services, Digital broadcasting,
CATV, Broadcasting services, Broadband services, Internet providers, IP-Phone
services, Other carrier services
◆Mobile networks for organizations
Mobile phones, PHS, PDAs, Smartphones, Mobile PCs, Wireless LAN, Bluetooth®,
WiFi, WiMAX, PLC, Memory cards, IC cards, Memory media, memory equipment,
Supply products, Related products, services
◆Platforms (network computing)
Operating systems, Servers, Workstations, Storage, PCs, Information terminals,
Displays, projectors, Peripheral equipment, Digital office equipment,
Related products, systems and services
◆Network infrastructure products/systems
Business-related (push-button phone devices, PBX,
wireless phones for company offices, business facsimile equipment, PDAs),
Infrastructure-related (switching station equipment, digital transmission equipment,
fixed communications devices, base station communications devices),
Internet-related (modems, hubs, routers, LAN/WAN, optical access equipment),
Other network infrastructure-related
◆Middleware
Web applications, Web services, EAI, Grid computing, Related systems and services
◆Applications
Systems integration services, Knowledge management, ERP, SCM, CRM, SFA, EC/EDI,
e-Learning, IDC, Groupware, Internet applications, Business applications,
DTP and CG applications, Security software, Related software
◆Digital contents for organizations
Digital contents production equipment, Digital contents production applications, Digital
contents transmission software, Digital contents transmission services, Other systems,
services, content data
◆Outsourcing services
Solutions, Consulting, Network services, Support services, Related systems and
services
◆RFID
RFID systems (management systems), RFID system development services,
RFID readers/writers, RFID printers, RFID tags, RFID chips,
RFID-related products/services
◆Security services:
Information security, Home/school security, Office security, Disaster prevention,
Natural disaster measures, Public security, Other security services
◆Social systems & services:
ITS, Venture support services, Social welfare services (barrier-free, etc.),
Education services (university research announcement, etc.), Social services
equipment systems, Software, content and environmental-measures, Related
social services
Elect ronic Components,Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage■Semiconductors Zone
MOS Logic, MOS micro, MOS memory, Digital bipolar, System LSIs, Analog ICs,
Optical ICs, Sensors, Discreet (Silicon diodes, Rectifier elements, Transistors,
Thermistors, Varistors, Thyristors, Optoelectronic conversion elements,
Other discreet semiconductors), Memory components, Other semiconductors
■Electronic Display Devices ZoneLCDs, Plasma display panels (PDPs),
Inorganic and organic electroluminescent (EL) displays, LEDs, FEDs, CRT displays,
VFDs, Electronic display panels, Touch panels, Other display devices
■Passive Components ZonePassive components (Resistors, Capacitors, Transformers, Inductors, OSCs,
Filters), Noise-reducing components, Other passive components
■Structural, Functional Components Zone◆Structural components-related
Connecting components (Connectors, Switches, Relays), Structural components,
Transducers (Acoustic transducers, Magnetic heads, Small motors, Sensors)
◆Functional components-related
Functional components, TV and video tuners, Electronic circuit boards (Ridge-print,
Flexible, Module boards, Other electronic circuit boards), Other structural components
■Materials, Power Sources, Batteries Zone◆Power sources, battery-related
Adapters, chargers, Switching power supplies,
Power sources and power source devices, Fuel cells, Lithium-ion batteries,
Nickel-hydride batteries, Solar cells, Other battery-related items
◆Materials-related
Metals, Soft sinter, Permanent magnets, Tools and related, Other materials,
Other elemental technologies, Display films, Display alignment layers,
Display seal materials, Display spacers, Display photomasks, Display ACFs
(Anisotropic Conductive Film), Conductive inks
■Measuring, Testing and Manufacturing Equipment, Electronic Manufacturing Process Zone
◆Measurement instrumentation-related
Waveform measuring instruments, Transmission characteristic measuring
instruments, Wireless communications measuring equipment,
Semiconductor and IC measuring equipment, Industrial meters,
Other electronic measuring instrumentation
◆Testing-, manufacturing devices-related
Electronic assembly and inspection devices,Testing equipment,
Manufacturing equipment, Other equipment
◆Jisso process-relatedElectronic components mounting machines and related equipment and systems, Assembly equipment and systems, Semiconductor mounting equipment and systems, Electronic packaging design systems, Electronic packaging devices, components and related materials, Electronic manufacturing devices packaging materials, Electronic packaging joint systems, Other electronic manufacturing process-related
■Technology Solution Zone◆Advanced technologies
Nanotechnology, Biometrics, MEMS, Other technology-related
◆Design technologies-related
Hardware design solutions (system LSIs, ASIC/ASSP, MPU/DSP, FPGA/PLD
devices, EDA), Software design solutions (embedded OS, device drivers, firmware,
middleware), Other design solutions
◆Social contribution activity-relatedEnvironmental technologies, Cross-sector cooperation, electoral assets, human resources, Municipal and regional industries
■PR ZonePR software, services, Books, magazines
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Exhibits Recent Trend
The CEATEC JAPAN exhibition was held for the ninth time in 2008 and its theme was, “Digital Convergence: Onwards to a New Stage.” CEATEC is a comprehensive and international exhibition of cutting-edge IT and electronics technologies, and it presented to the world innovative ideas for new lifestyles made possible by the convergence of diverse imaging, signaling and data services and technologies.The exhibition saw 804 companies and organizations,
including 289 companies from 27 countries and regions outside of Japan, displaying their products and technologies in 3,121 exhibition booths. In total, there were 196,630 visitors during the five days of the exhibition and on the fourth day of the exhibition (Friday, October 3rd) there were 54,569 visitors, a number that surpassed the single-day attendance record. And the following day (October 4th) saw the highest attendance to date for a Saturday, with 32,576 visitors. The first day of the exhibition was marked by Premiere Time
press coverage and companies introducing their important products and latest technologies. Additionally, the increased number of sophisticated exhibits that encouraged visitor interaction also attracted extensive coverage from a large number of television, newspaper and web-based media organizations. The 2,294 press members who registered for the event also surpassed all previous records, further evidence of how the popularity of the CEATEC JAPAN exhibition showcasing the latest IT and electronics technologies has advanced to a higher level.CEATEC JAPAN 2008 was divided into two main sections, the
“Digital Network Stage” and the “Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage.” To improve the ease with which visitors could view the product and technology displays this year, the exhibition was concentrated into Halls 1 to 8 at Makuhari Messe. The Digital Network Stage exhibits were presented in Halls 1
to 5 and consisted of two zones, the Home & Personal Zone and the Business & Society Zone. And just like in 2007, popular products in this section included flat-panel and large-size displays, as well as mobile and integrated automotive communication devices. Household appliance networking with televisions and other developments demonstrating the rapid pace of digital convergence were also notable highlights. The displays in the Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial
Equipment Stage were presented in Halls 5 to 8 and included a comprehensive range of MEMS and sensor technologies as well as technologies unveiled for the first time, and the superb variety of technologies exhibited is sure to be found in future products. Both sections at CEATEC JAPAN 2008 focused on the increasing attention placed on environmental concerns in product and technological development as well as the efforts made to reduce CO2 emissions through the use of advanced IT and digital technologies.
●The 3D Video Solution RaceThis year’s CEATEC JAPAN exhibition featured 3D video technologies that can be viewed without supplementary equipment as well as a variety of solutions employing 3D for both everyday life and specialized applications. The diverse range of 3D technologies on display attracted significant attention from a wide range of visitors and media representatives. Pioneer surprised and delighted visitors with their unique 3D floating vision display system, which is a remarkable technology that allowed viewers to enjoy 3D video without supplementary equipment. They also demonstrated technology that allows the easy transfer of segments of 3D images to mobile devices. The Universal Media Research Center of The National Institute of Information and
Communications Technology (NICT) fascinated visitors during the show too with their 3D display technology that included holography viewable without the use of special 3D glasses. Panasonic exhibited their 3D full HD plasma theater system, which reflected the current 3D digital cinema boom in the US. Panasonic designed this system to faithfully recreate cinematic 3D images with full HD resolution for the home environment. And needless to say, getting a ticket for this highly popular presentation was somewhat difficult.Victor JVC presented developmental technology for
converting 2D video to 3D in real-time via simplified processing. Using color data, this technology works by determining the color arrangement based on color depth produce a 3D effect. Thanks to the low-processing load of this technology, incorporation of it into televisions and video cameras in the near future is a definite possibility. Mitsubishi Electric exhibited its laser television model now available in the US, which incorporates a system similar to that of a rear projection television and uses a semiconductor laser as the light source for the 3 primary colors. This system is 3D capable when viewed with special glasses and the demonstration enjoyed considerable popularity at the show. Toshiba’s exhibit of its integral-imaging 3D display system was noteworthy as this technology provides a wider field of vision and KDDI presented their collaborative 3D video technology for its next-generation mobile phone display. Panasonic Electric Works exhibited a dome 3D display system, which can be used to display 3D video images from an endoscope camera to realize specialized surgical procedures. Tohoku University’s Uchida Laboratory displayed their
revolutionary 3D video system that allows for unhindered 3D viewing in brightly lit rooms, and this attracted significant attention from both domestic and overseas visitors. Developed by technologists from around the world, 3Di, Inc.
presented the world’s first commercial open-source 3D virtual server software based on their “OpenSim” system and their 3D virtual internet presentation was well enjoyed by visitors to the show.
●Evolution in Flat-panel TelevisionsThe continuing efforts by manufacturers in their race to develop large screen, high-performance and ultra-thin flat-panel televisions also generated a great deal of acclaim from both domestic and overseas visitors at this year’s show. Sony exhibited their LCD “Bravia” television, which is a mere 9.9mm thick at its thinnest point and incorporates a separate tuner and LED white backlight to produce its very thin dimensions. Sony also presented its 27-inch organic EL display device and an experimental ultra-thin 0.3mm plastic film organic EL display that was developed using an integrated organic thin-film transistor and EL elements. These display devices can even be curved and displayed on a clear screen. Using RGB LED technology, Sharp’s Aquos XS1 showed its superior color reproduction capability made possible by a contrast ratio of 1 million to 1 and an NTSC ratio of 150%. With a thickness of only 22.8mm, this 65-inch, large-size television features thin 2.1ch speakers jointly developed with Pioneer. Sharp held a press conference at their booth during the opening of the show that was well attended by the media. And along with the world’s largest 150-inch 4K2K plasma display, Panasonic also presented prototype plasma and LCD display devices offering a minimum thickness of 24.7mm and 15mm, respectively. Pioneer exhibited their PDP ‘Kuro’ brand television with a depth on only 39.0mm, which when compared to other televisions, reduces the level of black illumination significantly. Pioneer has also been able to further reduce black illumination levels to a fifth of that possible last year, ensuring high-quality images with excellent contrast and sharpness. Toshiba showed their developmental LCD television with the Cell processor that enhances multi-media capabilities and this technology promises to elevate television viewing enjoyment to new heights. At both the Hitachi and Panasonic booths, visitors enjoyed television control systems that use sensors to detect hand movements to eliminate the need for a control terminal to operate the television — a technology that will actually become available for home use in the near future.
●High-definition video solutionsA wide range of the latest technologies for the smooth transfer, processing and reproduction of the large amounts of data associated with Hi-Vision HD video was also on display. Victor JVC displayed their 8K high-contrast project — a system that realizes 8000×4000 resolution with a 1.1 million to 1 contrast ratio made possible by D-ILA device technology. And currently, an 8000×4000 single-device display is possible only by using the D-ILA system. Mitsubishi Electric exhibited a developmental interactive digital signage terminal called “MEETVision-I” and HD distribution system, which is a hybrid distribution system that allows streaming and cumulative download so live content such as sports or other events can be shown in real-time while content already stored on hard disc are displayed. The Natural Vision Promotion Council displayed their
technology for more natural color reproduction while the Morita Laboratory at The University of Electro Communications presented its direct MPEG video processing technology and introduced practical possibilities for video data. Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. demonstrated an ultra high-speed full HD image transmission system and Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. exhibited a high-vision video transmission system for PLC and Wi-Fi networks and presented possibilities for HD video content systems on hard-wired or wireless networks. Astrodesign Inc. exhibited a narrowcast digital transmission solution for use in theme parks, concerts, etc., which offers a simple-to-use answer for enabling operation outside the realm of regular broadcasting.
06 07
5. Recent Exhibit Trends
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Exhibits Recent Trend
The CEATEC JAPAN exhibition was held for the ninth time in 2008 and its theme was, “Digital Convergence: Onwards to a New Stage.” CEATEC is a comprehensive and international exhibition of cutting-edge IT and electronics technologies, and it presented to the world innovative ideas for new lifestyles made possible by the convergence of diverse imaging, signaling and data services and technologies.The exhibition saw 804 companies and organizations,
including 289 companies from 27 countries and regions outside of Japan, displaying their products and technologies in 3,121 exhibition booths. In total, there were 196,630 visitors during the five days of the exhibition and on the fourth day of the exhibition (Friday, October 3rd) there were 54,569 visitors, a number that surpassed the single-day attendance record. And the following day (October 4th) saw the highest attendance to date for a Saturday, with 32,576 visitors. The first day of the exhibition was marked by Premiere Time
press coverage and companies introducing their important products and latest technologies. Additionally, the increased number of sophisticated exhibits that encouraged visitor interaction also attracted extensive coverage from a large number of television, newspaper and web-based media organizations. The 2,294 press members who registered for the event also surpassed all previous records, further evidence of how the popularity of the CEATEC JAPAN exhibition showcasing the latest IT and electronics technologies has advanced to a higher level.CEATEC JAPAN 2008 was divided into two main sections, the
“Digital Network Stage” and the “Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage.” To improve the ease with which visitors could view the product and technology displays this year, the exhibition was concentrated into Halls 1 to 8 at Makuhari Messe. The Digital Network Stage exhibits were presented in Halls 1
to 5 and consisted of two zones, the Home & Personal Zone and the Business & Society Zone. And just like in 2007, popular products in this section included flat-panel and large-size displays, as well as mobile and integrated automotive communication devices. Household appliance networking with televisions and other developments demonstrating the rapid pace of digital convergence were also notable highlights. The displays in the Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial
Equipment Stage were presented in Halls 5 to 8 and included a comprehensive range of MEMS and sensor technologies as well as technologies unveiled for the first time, and the superb variety of technologies exhibited is sure to be found in future products. Both sections at CEATEC JAPAN 2008 focused on the increasing attention placed on environmental concerns in product and technological development as well as the efforts made to reduce CO2 emissions through the use of advanced IT and digital technologies.
●The 3D Video Solution RaceThis year’s CEATEC JAPAN exhibition featured 3D video technologies that can be viewed without supplementary equipment as well as a variety of solutions employing 3D for both everyday life and specialized applications. The diverse range of 3D technologies on display attracted significant attention from a wide range of visitors and media representatives. Pioneer surprised and delighted visitors with their unique 3D floating vision display system, which is a remarkable technology that allowed viewers to enjoy 3D video without supplementary equipment. They also demonstrated technology that allows the easy transfer of segments of 3D images to mobile devices. The Universal Media Research Center of The National Institute of Information and
Communications Technology (NICT) fascinated visitors during the show too with their 3D display technology that included holography viewable without the use of special 3D glasses. Panasonic exhibited their 3D full HD plasma theater system, which reflected the current 3D digital cinema boom in the US. Panasonic designed this system to faithfully recreate cinematic 3D images with full HD resolution for the home environment. And needless to say, getting a ticket for this highly popular presentation was somewhat difficult.Victor JVC presented developmental technology for
converting 2D video to 3D in real-time via simplified processing. Using color data, this technology works by determining the color arrangement based on color depth produce a 3D effect. Thanks to the low-processing load of this technology, incorporation of it into televisions and video cameras in the near future is a definite possibility. Mitsubishi Electric exhibited its laser television model now available in the US, which incorporates a system similar to that of a rear projection television and uses a semiconductor laser as the light source for the 3 primary colors. This system is 3D capable when viewed with special glasses and the demonstration enjoyed considerable popularity at the show. Toshiba’s exhibit of its integral-imaging 3D display system was noteworthy as this technology provides a wider field of vision and KDDI presented their collaborative 3D video technology for its next-generation mobile phone display. Panasonic Electric Works exhibited a dome 3D display system, which can be used to display 3D video images from an endoscope camera to realize specialized surgical procedures. Tohoku University’s Uchida Laboratory displayed their
revolutionary 3D video system that allows for unhindered 3D viewing in brightly lit rooms, and this attracted significant attention from both domestic and overseas visitors. Developed by technologists from around the world, 3Di, Inc.
presented the world’s first commercial open-source 3D virtual server software based on their “OpenSim” system and their 3D virtual internet presentation was well enjoyed by visitors to the show.
●Evolution in Flat-panel TelevisionsThe continuing efforts by manufacturers in their race to develop large screen, high-performance and ultra-thin flat-panel televisions also generated a great deal of acclaim from both domestic and overseas visitors at this year’s show. Sony exhibited their LCD “Bravia” television, which is a mere 9.9mm thick at its thinnest point and incorporates a separate tuner and LED white backlight to produce its very thin dimensions. Sony also presented its 27-inch organic EL display device and an experimental ultra-thin 0.3mm plastic film organic EL display that was developed using an integrated organic thin-film transistor and EL elements. These display devices can even be curved and displayed on a clear screen. Using RGB LED technology, Sharp’s Aquos XS1 showed its superior color reproduction capability made possible by a contrast ratio of 1 million to 1 and an NTSC ratio of 150%. With a thickness of only 22.8mm, this 65-inch, large-size television features thin 2.1ch speakers jointly developed with Pioneer. Sharp held a press conference at their booth during the opening of the show that was well attended by the media. And along with the world’s largest 150-inch 4K2K plasma display, Panasonic also presented prototype plasma and LCD display devices offering a minimum thickness of 24.7mm and 15mm, respectively. Pioneer exhibited their PDP ‘Kuro’ brand television with a depth on only 39.0mm, which when compared to other televisions, reduces the level of black illumination significantly. Pioneer has also been able to further reduce black illumination levels to a fifth of that possible last year, ensuring high-quality images with excellent contrast and sharpness. Toshiba showed their developmental LCD television with the Cell processor that enhances multi-media capabilities and this technology promises to elevate television viewing enjoyment to new heights. At both the Hitachi and Panasonic booths, visitors enjoyed television control systems that use sensors to detect hand movements to eliminate the need for a control terminal to operate the television — a technology that will actually become available for home use in the near future.
●High-definition video solutionsA wide range of the latest technologies for the smooth transfer, processing and reproduction of the large amounts of data associated with Hi-Vision HD video was also on display. Victor JVC displayed their 8K high-contrast project — a system that realizes 8000×4000 resolution with a 1.1 million to 1 contrast ratio made possible by D-ILA device technology. And currently, an 8000×4000 single-device display is possible only by using the D-ILA system. Mitsubishi Electric exhibited a developmental interactive digital signage terminal called “MEETVision-I” and HD distribution system, which is a hybrid distribution system that allows streaming and cumulative download so live content such as sports or other events can be shown in real-time while content already stored on hard disc are displayed. The Natural Vision Promotion Council displayed their
technology for more natural color reproduction while the Morita Laboratory at The University of Electro Communications presented its direct MPEG video processing technology and introduced practical possibilities for video data. Hirose Electric Co., Ltd. demonstrated an ultra high-speed full HD image transmission system and Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. exhibited a high-vision video transmission system for PLC and Wi-Fi networks and presented possibilities for HD video content systems on hard-wired or wireless networks. Astrodesign Inc. exhibited a narrowcast digital transmission solution for use in theme parks, concerts, etc., which offers a simple-to-use answer for enabling operation outside the realm of regular broadcasting.
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5. Recent Exhibit Trends
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Exhibits Recent Trend
●The ever-evolving mobile phoneContinuing a trend seen last year, several companies at CEATEC JAPAN are working on new ways to use the ubiquitous mobile phone. At the NTT DOCOMO booth the media showed great interest in
a mobile phone featuring a separate keypad and screen, and it appeared widely on TV bulletins. As a concept product, they also exhibited a mobile phone that can operate like a projector, and there was always a line of visitors waiting to get a glimpse of it.At the KDDI booth, visitors’ attention was attracted by the display of a new technology that uses a six-axis sensor to detect the attitude of a terminal (both direction and tilt), using this information to represent the actual three dimensional space on a monitor. Also announced were three different concept mobile phones equipped with solar panels. And popular exhibits included the “gakki to keitai” au design project concept models and the “Ply”, a mobile phone with a layered design.Three companies – Nissan, NTT DOCOMO and Sharp –
announced a mobile phone featuring an “intelligent key” (for a keyless entry system). This convenient technology allows a person to open and close a car door using the mobile phone. In addition to this conventional intelligent key function, the newly developed handset is expected to feature a remote control entry function and will be able to prevent a driver from locking himself out of his car.Microsoft exhibited mobile phones featuring Windows Mobile,
and new smart phones featuring touch panel screens debuted from several manufacturers, reflecting a new current in mobile phone trends.Sharp demonstrated a mobile phone application called Tegaki
Chat, described as a new communication tool. When a pair of handsets both have this software installed, two people can “chat” by writing and drawing on their own phone screens; what they see displayed on their screens is identical, even though they can be far apart.These then are some of the latest mobile phone/handset
products and technologies, produced by various companies, which were attracting attention at CEATEC. But the event also provided immediate evidence for the accelerating convergence of information equipment and communications, offering displays of WiMAX – widely expected to be the next generation in high-speed mobile communication technologies – and also the latest mobile computers.
●Maps & car navigation solutionsWith the increasing spread of car navigation systems and mobile phones equipped with GPS, it is not surprising that map- and navigation-based solutions were conspicuous.Zenrin was offering a system that enables seamless sharing of
map information between a variety of terminals – mobile phones, computers, and car navigation systems.NAVITIME JAPAN will next year launch a new concept in car
navigation services using the GPS function of a mobile phone. By harnessing the communication functions of the phone, they plan to launch a practical and detailed car navigation service that can supply information on traffic congestion and speed restrictions in real time.INCREMENT P has introduced a revolutionary system that will
search for stores and other places featured in past TV programs, displaying their position on a map and providing navigation guidance to reach them.The ITS Laboratory of Kumamoto University’s Graduate School
of Natural Science announced a next-generation car navigation system that captures the view in front of the driver with a camera and then superimposes guidance information directly onto the actual video image. This eliminates the conceptual gap that can make it difficult for a driver to relate what is on a digital map with what he actually sees through the windscreen. But, in addition, this safety-enhancing system also virtually eliminates the worry of not paying proper attention to the road ahead because one’s attention is distracted.
●Stressing the connection with social infrastructure and daily life
As well as exhibiting new products and technologies related to communications and computers, NEC chose to highlight its involvement with space development. A model of the Kibo Japanese Experiment Module on the International Space Station (ISS) and a computer simulation for operating the ISS robotic arm proved to be fascinating for visitors. Also on display was a high-capacity optical submarine cable equipped with an optical repeater that assures ultra-high reliability. The booth created a strong impression that NEC’s technologies are deeply interconnected with the social infrastructure and our daily lives.At the Fujitsu booth, visitors were attracted by an encryption
technology for both paper-based and electronic data. This facilitates the sharing, circulation and disclosure of confidential documents, whether they are printed or in digital form. Once the access permissions are specified, the document is encrypted and it is then possible to stipulate the domains in which it may be viewed. The technology can also be used to detect document tampering. Additionally, interest was shown in a sensor-network technology that enables the remote monitoring of farmland to get an idea of how crops are doing, analyzing the results and predicting possible crop damage to provide accurate guidance to those managing the land. Similarly attracting interest was another technology that makes use of advanced compression techniques to enable the high-speed distribution over the Internet of large quantities of video content, such as movies and TV programs, while also ensuring the efficient management of such content, including its copyright.
Panasonic envisioned a living room of the future (3-5 years ahead) in its Concept Zone. This VIERA living room offers not only the conventional connections to cameras, recorders and door phone intercom, but also the ability to monitor washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, etc. In addition, the company is developing a “life wall” for commercial roll-out after 2015; with entire walls effectively being display surfaces, it becomes very easy to change “wall paper” and other aspects of interior décor – opening up the vision of a new lifestyle. Moreover, Panasonic announced the buttonless Easy Touch Remote Controller, equipped with touch sensors and acceleration sensors. An image of the remote control is displayed on the screen and, if the controller is touched, a “finger cursor” appears. It can even distinguish between left and right hands. It also offers the ability to page through screens simply by shaking the control.
●Conspicuously unique presentations
Exhibited on the stage for electronic components/devices and mounting were ultra-miniature and low-profile components for use in equipment that is becoming increasingly compact and thin. Also, reflecting the growing concern for the environment, there were many cutting-edge components that boast low power consumption and thus contribute to reducing CO2 emissions.Conspicuous too this year were companies that had invested
considerable effort into finding attractive display methods that would prove more enticing to visitors.Murata Manufacturing created three zones – Communication
and Sensing, Automotive, and Energy & Power – where they introduced their key devices. As has become customary at each year’s CEATEC, Murata’s celebrated robots proved to be very popular.The Tyco Electronics Group offered visitors a linear motor car
test drive at their booth, attracting many visitors.
TDK divided their booth into a display zone and a demonstration zone. In the former they exhibited a range of new products in such fields as data recording, wireless communications, and the miniaturization of passive components. In the demonstration zone, where the conceptual theme was the “DC electric eco-home,” there were visual presentations and demonstrations of products and technologies made by TDK to facilitate the “making, storing, transforming and using” of eco-energy. This all served to send a message, addressed to the general public, that TDK is an electronic component manufacturer keen to contribute to the efficient use of energy.Alps Electric created a very favorable impression on a large
number of visitors thanks to their emphasis on quantity and quality in staffing their booth to provide well-informed product explanations.
●Next-generation batteries approaching commercial realization
CEATEC JAPAN also featured a wide variety of exhibits focused on the fuel cell – the next-generation battery.The Toshiba booth had a reference exhibit of a small direct-methanol fuel cell (DMFC). On display was a mobile phone with a built-in DMFC and also a 50ml methanol cartridge, which is said to offer the benefits of compact size, light weight, and simple operability. In addition, many visitors showed their interest in the SCiB, a new type of rechargeable battery.ST Microelectronics demonstrated a method for charging
portable devices using a hydrogen fuel cell system.Hitachi Maxell and others exhibited and demonstrated small
fuel cells, and in addition many competing next-generation battery technologies were on display.Additionally, Nisshinbo Industries put on a demonstration of a capacitor offering world-class performance: very high voltage and very low internal resistance. In a mere 20 seconds this can recharge a miniature electric train that runs for a full 30 minutes – a demonstration that was frequently repeated, to the amazement of visitors.
on the stage for electronic components/devices and mounting
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CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Exhibits Recent Trend
●The ever-evolving mobile phoneContinuing a trend seen last year, several companies at CEATEC JAPAN are working on new ways to use the ubiquitous mobile phone. At the NTT DOCOMO booth the media showed great interest in
a mobile phone featuring a separate keypad and screen, and it appeared widely on TV bulletins. As a concept product, they also exhibited a mobile phone that can operate like a projector, and there was always a line of visitors waiting to get a glimpse of it.At the KDDI booth, visitors’ attention was attracted by the display of a new technology that uses a six-axis sensor to detect the attitude of a terminal (both direction and tilt), using this information to represent the actual three dimensional space on a monitor. Also announced were three different concept mobile phones equipped with solar panels. And popular exhibits included the “gakki to keitai” au design project concept models and the “Ply”, a mobile phone with a layered design.Three companies – Nissan, NTT DOCOMO and Sharp –
announced a mobile phone featuring an “intelligent key” (for a keyless entry system). This convenient technology allows a person to open and close a car door using the mobile phone. In addition to this conventional intelligent key function, the newly developed handset is expected to feature a remote control entry function and will be able to prevent a driver from locking himself out of his car.Microsoft exhibited mobile phones featuring Windows Mobile,
and new smart phones featuring touch panel screens debuted from several manufacturers, reflecting a new current in mobile phone trends.Sharp demonstrated a mobile phone application called Tegaki
Chat, described as a new communication tool. When a pair of handsets both have this software installed, two people can “chat” by writing and drawing on their own phone screens; what they see displayed on their screens is identical, even though they can be far apart.These then are some of the latest mobile phone/handset
products and technologies, produced by various companies, which were attracting attention at CEATEC. But the event also provided immediate evidence for the accelerating convergence of information equipment and communications, offering displays of WiMAX – widely expected to be the next generation in high-speed mobile communication technologies – and also the latest mobile computers.
●Maps & car navigation solutionsWith the increasing spread of car navigation systems and mobile phones equipped with GPS, it is not surprising that map- and navigation-based solutions were conspicuous.Zenrin was offering a system that enables seamless sharing of
map information between a variety of terminals – mobile phones, computers, and car navigation systems.NAVITIME JAPAN will next year launch a new concept in car
navigation services using the GPS function of a mobile phone. By harnessing the communication functions of the phone, they plan to launch a practical and detailed car navigation service that can supply information on traffic congestion and speed restrictions in real time.INCREMENT P has introduced a revolutionary system that will
search for stores and other places featured in past TV programs, displaying their position on a map and providing navigation guidance to reach them.The ITS Laboratory of Kumamoto University’s Graduate School
of Natural Science announced a next-generation car navigation system that captures the view in front of the driver with a camera and then superimposes guidance information directly onto the actual video image. This eliminates the conceptual gap that can make it difficult for a driver to relate what is on a digital map with what he actually sees through the windscreen. But, in addition, this safety-enhancing system also virtually eliminates the worry of not paying proper attention to the road ahead because one’s attention is distracted.
●Stressing the connection with social infrastructure and daily life
As well as exhibiting new products and technologies related to communications and computers, NEC chose to highlight its involvement with space development. A model of the Kibo Japanese Experiment Module on the International Space Station (ISS) and a computer simulation for operating the ISS robotic arm proved to be fascinating for visitors. Also on display was a high-capacity optical submarine cable equipped with an optical repeater that assures ultra-high reliability. The booth created a strong impression that NEC’s technologies are deeply interconnected with the social infrastructure and our daily lives.At the Fujitsu booth, visitors were attracted by an encryption
technology for both paper-based and electronic data. This facilitates the sharing, circulation and disclosure of confidential documents, whether they are printed or in digital form. Once the access permissions are specified, the document is encrypted and it is then possible to stipulate the domains in which it may be viewed. The technology can also be used to detect document tampering. Additionally, interest was shown in a sensor-network technology that enables the remote monitoring of farmland to get an idea of how crops are doing, analyzing the results and predicting possible crop damage to provide accurate guidance to those managing the land. Similarly attracting interest was another technology that makes use of advanced compression techniques to enable the high-speed distribution over the Internet of large quantities of video content, such as movies and TV programs, while also ensuring the efficient management of such content, including its copyright.
Panasonic envisioned a living room of the future (3-5 years ahead) in its Concept Zone. This VIERA living room offers not only the conventional connections to cameras, recorders and door phone intercom, but also the ability to monitor washing machines, refrigerators, air conditioners, etc. In addition, the company is developing a “life wall” for commercial roll-out after 2015; with entire walls effectively being display surfaces, it becomes very easy to change “wall paper” and other aspects of interior décor – opening up the vision of a new lifestyle. Moreover, Panasonic announced the buttonless Easy Touch Remote Controller, equipped with touch sensors and acceleration sensors. An image of the remote control is displayed on the screen and, if the controller is touched, a “finger cursor” appears. It can even distinguish between left and right hands. It also offers the ability to page through screens simply by shaking the control.
●Conspicuously unique presentations
Exhibited on the stage for electronic components/devices and mounting were ultra-miniature and low-profile components for use in equipment that is becoming increasingly compact and thin. Also, reflecting the growing concern for the environment, there were many cutting-edge components that boast low power consumption and thus contribute to reducing CO2 emissions.Conspicuous too this year were companies that had invested
considerable effort into finding attractive display methods that would prove more enticing to visitors.Murata Manufacturing created three zones – Communication
and Sensing, Automotive, and Energy & Power – where they introduced their key devices. As has become customary at each year’s CEATEC, Murata’s celebrated robots proved to be very popular.The Tyco Electronics Group offered visitors a linear motor car
test drive at their booth, attracting many visitors.
TDK divided their booth into a display zone and a demonstration zone. In the former they exhibited a range of new products in such fields as data recording, wireless communications, and the miniaturization of passive components. In the demonstration zone, where the conceptual theme was the “DC electric eco-home,” there were visual presentations and demonstrations of products and technologies made by TDK to facilitate the “making, storing, transforming and using” of eco-energy. This all served to send a message, addressed to the general public, that TDK is an electronic component manufacturer keen to contribute to the efficient use of energy.Alps Electric created a very favorable impression on a large
number of visitors thanks to their emphasis on quantity and quality in staffing their booth to provide well-informed product explanations.
●Next-generation batteries approaching commercial realization
CEATEC JAPAN also featured a wide variety of exhibits focused on the fuel cell – the next-generation battery.The Toshiba booth had a reference exhibit of a small direct-methanol fuel cell (DMFC). On display was a mobile phone with a built-in DMFC and also a 50ml methanol cartridge, which is said to offer the benefits of compact size, light weight, and simple operability. In addition, many visitors showed their interest in the SCiB, a new type of rechargeable battery.ST Microelectronics demonstrated a method for charging
portable devices using a hydrogen fuel cell system.Hitachi Maxell and others exhibited and demonstrated small
fuel cells, and in addition many competing next-generation battery technologies were on display.Additionally, Nisshinbo Industries put on a demonstration of a capacitor offering world-class performance: very high voltage and very low internal resistance. In a mere 20 seconds this can recharge a miniature electric train that runs for a full 30 minutes – a demonstration that was frequently repeated, to the amazement of visitors.
on the stage for electronic components/devices and mounting
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ACCESSIBILITY PLAZA
Japan Business Machine and Information System Industries Association
Microsoft Co., Ltd.
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE EAST CORPORATION
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WEST CORPORATION
NTT DoCoMo, Inc.
SANYO Consumer Electronics Co., Ltd.
UNICOM corp.
ADAMS COMMUNICATIONS CO., LTD.
ADSTEC Corporation
AMD Japan Ltd.
ASAHI WOOD PROCESSING CO., LTD.
Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB)
Asuka Semiconductor Inc.
AXES CO., LTD.
Be Ready for the DTV Transition (NHK/JEITA)
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association
BELKIN ASIA PACIFIC LIMITED
biwako nanbu eria daigakuhatsu shinsangyo soushutsu suishin kyougikai
Spotlight Inc.
Blu-ray Disc Association
BOSE KABUSHIKI KAISHA
Canada Pavilion
Alberta Japan Office
Canadian Embassy in Tokkyo
Christie Digital Systems USA, Inc.
Eleven Engineering Incorporated
Meta4hand Inc.
Octasic Inc.
Qsound Labs Inc.
SENSIO Technologies Inc.
Shaw Business Solutions Inc.
Smart Technologies (Japan) Inc.
Valt.X Technologies Inc.
Wedge Networks
Zi Corporation
CCPIT Electronics & Information Industry Sub-Council (CCPIT ECC)
NingBo FUTAI Electric Limited
Ruika Technology (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen ZY PV Technology Development Co., Ltd.
CeBIT / International ICT Trade Fair
DEMPA TIMES Co., Ltd.
DesignEXchange Co., Ltd.
Digital Contents Business Park
FUJIFILM Imagetec Co., Ltd.
MAGICHOUR CORP.
Mediaturge Inc.
Natural Vision Promotion Counsel
Peercom, Inc.
SIGMA COMMUNICATIONS INC.
3Di, Inc.
Ultra-Realistic Communications Forum
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
Nippon BS Broadcasting Corporation
OLYMPUS VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
VIDEO-TECH CO., LTD.
Digital Living Network Alliance
Digital Streams Co., Ltd.
Digitalmax
DisplaySearch
DivX, Inc.
Dolby Japan K.K.
DOW JONES JAPAN K.K.
DS2 Japan K.K.
Dynaconnective Co., Ltd.
E2 Publishing Corporation
ECTACO INC.
FUJI SOFT INCORPORATED
FUJITSU LIMITED
GauGau International Japan Co. Ltd.
HATS PLAZA
・MPEG4 Group
NEC Engineering, Ltd.
・PBX Group
FUJITSU LIMITED
Hitachi Communication Technologies, Ltd.
NEC Infrontia Corporation
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
・FAX Group
CIAJ Image Data Communications & Facsimile Committee
・Virtual office
FUJITSU LIMITED
NEC Infrontia Corporation
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE EAST CORPORATION
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WEST CORPORATION
Universal Device Technology Co., Ltd.
・Next Generation Home Network
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications（MIC） Next Generation IP Network Promotion Forum
・Other
The Telecommunication Technology Committee
HAYAMI INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
HD-PLC Alliance
Heartland Data Co.
High Speed Power Line Communication Promoters' Alliance of Japan
HIMACS, Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd.
HONGKONG ZHONG CHENG DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
IFA Berlin Show (Messe Berlin)
INCREMENT P CORPORATION
Industrial Committee for Super Computing Promotion
Information Grand Voyage Project
2009 International CES
Internet Initiative Japan Inc.
I-O DATA DEVICE, INC.
IRELAND
Enterprise Ireland
IDA IRELAND
IT Island OKINAWA
IamDesignNetwork Co.
Index Okinawa Corporation
Lexues Inc.
OKINAWA PREFECTURE
REIMEI Computer Co.
Ryukyu Network Service Co, Ltd.
iVDR Hard Disk Drive Consortium
JEITA Special Project Promotion Office
JR Souken Information Systems, Co., Ltd.
GE Smallworld Japan K.K.
Railway Technical Reseach Institute
KDDI CORPORATION
KOHJINSHA CO., LTD.
Korea INNOBIZ Association
3C TAE YANG CO., LTD.
AHA I&C CO., LTD.
B2GEN
Braintech Inc.
CERMOTECH Co., Ltd.
CHALGOMU KEYBOARD
Prewell Corporation
SBNTECH Co., Ltd.
Sekonix Co., Ltd.
SHINGI ACOUSTICS CO., LTD.
LET'S CORPORATION
Life Contents Frontier
AXELL CORPORATION
HI CORPORATION
Japan Technical Communicators Association
Microsoft Co., Ltd.
Panasonic Corporation
PDC Co., Ltd.
Q-TEC, INC.
SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION
YAMAHA Corporation
Mana Industrial Limited
Mascotte Industrial Associates (HK) Ltd.
MASPRO DENKOH CORP.
MEDIA MODAL-SHIFT～Media Fusion by Open Media Platform～ AIM CORPORATION
Brave, Inc.
Hewlett-Packard Japan, Ltd.
Media Click Inc.
SOFTBANK BB Corp.
Xanavi Informatics Corporation
Median, Co., Ltd.
MICROBOARDS TECHNOLOGY INC.
Microsoft Co., Ltd.
Mirics Semiconductor Ltd.
MiTAC Japan Corporation
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Mobile Computing Plaza
Intel K.K.
Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
MORITA LAB. & KASAI LAB. The UNIVERSITY OF Electro-Communications
MOVON CORPORATION
MTI Corporation
MULTISOUP CO., LTD.
Naviblog Corporation
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)
NAVITIME JAPAN CO., LTD.
NEC Corporation
NETDIMENSION CORPORATION
Network Japan Corp.
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
Business Design Laboratory Co., Ltd.
CAMPUS CREATE Co., Ltd.
Euphonic Technologies, Inc.
Fukuoka Industrial Technology Center
ITS Lab., KUMAMOTO UNIVERSTIY
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.
S.E.S. CO., LTD.
Suzuka Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
THE FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Tohoku University Uchida Lab.
NIHONDENGYOKOSAKU
Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.
NTT Advanced Technology Corporation
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
OZ CREATIVE CO., LTD.
P2P Network Experiment Council
Panasonic Corporation
Penta Security Systems, Inc.
PENTEL CO., LTD.
Phihong Technology Co., Ltd.
PIONEER CORPORATION
PIXELA CORPORATION
piXlogic
Ralink Technology Corporation
RECRUIT CO., LTD.
SEOUL PAVILION
CHEMINIX, INC.
DIGITALZONE Co., ltd.
EnGIS Technologies, Inc.
ENJsoft
Hutech21 Co., Ltd.
Logitel Co., Ltd.
ROCKET ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Seoul Business Agency (SBA)
THEMAP
UNIVISION DISPLAY CO., LTD.
Yujin Robot Co., Ltd.
SGK Co., Ltd.
SHARP CORPORATION
Softopia Japan Foundation
imaoSoft Co., Ltd.
Weltechnos corporation
System Produce. INC.
SilverStarJapan
DB Tech Corporation
VISOR INC.
Sony Corporation / Sony Marketing (Japan) Inc.
Tagged World Project
THE NIPPON SIGNAL CO., LTD.
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Trend Micro Incorporated
2waySHINBUNSHA
u-blox AG
U'eyesDesign Inc.
Universal Electronics
Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.
WILLCOM CORE MODULE FORUM
ZENRIN CO., LTD.
Zoran Japan K.K.
■Digital Network Stage●Next-generation lighting solutions made possible with LED and organic EL
In the display device and semiconductor zones, there was a glittering array of next-generation lighting solutions employing LEDs, organic EL, etc.Osram Opto Semiconductors demonstrated organic EL lighting
that they plan to have ready for market by 2011-2012. In addition to high intensity and low power consumption, organic EL lighting is ultra-thin and exceptionally easy to process. It is thus expected to be a very welcome addition to our daily lives in future.Sanken Electric introduced examples of thin area lighting that
uses multichip LED modules just 20mm thick. Also, they demonstrated a next-generation LED light source for use in large LCD TVs.Omron’s exhibit of sheet backlighting – just 0.59mm thick – was a
center of attention. (Even the thinnest examples of conventional backlighting for LCD displays are about 0.8mm thick.) And thinness is not all it can offer: even if bent to follow a curve, the entire surface lights with uniform intensity.
●Minute devices born from MEMS technologyThe impressive results of MEMS technology applications attracted attention at several booths.The speck-like body of Omron’s ultra-miniature high-performance
air pressure sensor measures just 1.5mm square. Its performance is such that it can detect the minute air turbulence caused by the beating wings of a butterfly. The sensor’s extraordinary sensitivity is 1mm/sec.ST Microelectronics exhibited two devices that use MEMS
technology: a minute 3-axis analog acceleration sensor and a 3D attitude sensor that can detect attitude in 6 directions.Alps Electric also exhibited many tiny sensors that employ the
MEMS technology that company is rightly proud of. Particularly attention-grabbing was the company’s priority product: a pressure sensor that employs piezoresistance for absolute pressure detection – one of the smallest sensors of its type in the world.
●Providing a glimpse of the future: numerous bright exhibits of illuminating technologies
A feature of CEATEC JAPAN is that, even though its scale may not be large, bright gems of new technologies can be found there.Konica Minolta Opto exhibited a “wearable communicator” that
not only allows several people to look at the same picture in real-time but also frees both hands for work, with no absolutely no diminution of the wearer’s field of vision. There were many unique IT products to provide a glimpse of the future, such as a camera with perspective correction that automatically converts a distorted photo taken at an angle into what it should look like when photographed straight-on, and an eco-friendly beam-down type of solar power generation.BOSCH SENSORTEC exhibited individualistic products,
including the winner of the Product of the Year 2008 Award given by Germany’s Elektronik Magazine, and the winner of the 2008 Global Frost & Sullivan Award.Goldendance which specializes in developing products that
employ bone conduction, has created a cordless transceiver headset that combines bone conduction and Bluetooth to enable clear voice communications, hands-free, in any sort of noisy environment. This company has adopted a pathfinder role in exploring the potential of bone conduction technology.Kodera Electronics, which this year exhibited for the first time at
CEATEC JAPAN, has focused on equipment for processing the wire that is essential for various machines and equipment – in the automobile industry, in the IT industry, and in household appliances. Their lineup of high-performance wire-processing machines is something never before seen at CEATEC JAPAN. This array of unusual products created a fresh impression on visitors, who would inadvertently stop to look at them with obvious interest.
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Exhibits Recent Trend
6. Exhibitors
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Exhibitors
ACCESSIBILITY PLAZA
Japan Business Machine and Information System Industries Association
Microsoft Co., Ltd.
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE EAST CORPORATION
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WEST CORPORATION
NTT DoCoMo, Inc.
SANYO Consumer Electronics Co., Ltd.
UNICOM corp.
ADAMS COMMUNICATIONS CO., LTD.
ADSTEC Corporation
AMD Japan Ltd.
ASAHI WOOD PROCESSING CO., LTD.
Association of Radio Industries and Businesses (ARIB)
Asuka Semiconductor Inc.
AXES CO., LTD.
Be Ready for the DTV Transition (NHK/JEITA)
Japan Broadcasting Corporation
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association
BELKIN ASIA PACIFIC LIMITED
biwako nanbu eria daigakuhatsu shinsangyo soushutsu suishin kyougikai
Spotlight Inc.
Blu-ray Disc Association
BOSE KABUSHIKI KAISHA
Canada Pavilion
Alberta Japan Office
Canadian Embassy in Tokkyo
Christie Digital Systems USA, Inc.
Eleven Engineering Incorporated
Meta4hand Inc.
Octasic Inc.
Qsound Labs Inc.
SENSIO Technologies Inc.
Shaw Business Solutions Inc.
Smart Technologies (Japan) Inc.
Valt.X Technologies Inc.
Wedge Networks
Zi Corporation
CCPIT Electronics & Information Industry Sub-Council (CCPIT ECC)
NingBo FUTAI Electric Limited
Ruika Technology (Hong Kong) Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen ZY PV Technology Development Co., Ltd.
CeBIT / International ICT Trade Fair
DEMPA TIMES Co., Ltd.
DesignEXchange Co., Ltd.
Digital Contents Business Park
FUJIFILM Imagetec Co., Ltd.
MAGICHOUR CORP.
Mediaturge Inc.
Natural Vision Promotion Counsel
Peercom, Inc.
SIGMA COMMUNICATIONS INC.
3Di, Inc.
Ultra-Realistic Communications Forum
Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd.
Nippon BS Broadcasting Corporation
OLYMPUS VISUAL COMMUNICATIONS CORP.
VIDEO-TECH CO., LTD.
Digital Living Network Alliance
Digital Streams Co., Ltd.
Digitalmax
DisplaySearch
DivX, Inc.
Dolby Japan K.K.
DOW JONES JAPAN K.K.
DS2 Japan K.K.
Dynaconnective Co., Ltd.
E2 Publishing Corporation
ECTACO INC.
FUJI SOFT INCORPORATED
FUJITSU LIMITED
GauGau International Japan Co. Ltd.
HATS PLAZA
・MPEG4 Group
NEC Engineering, Ltd.
・PBX Group
FUJITSU LIMITED
Hitachi Communication Technologies, Ltd.
NEC Infrontia Corporation
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
・FAX Group
CIAJ Image Data Communications & Facsimile Committee
・Virtual office
FUJITSU LIMITED
NEC Infrontia Corporation
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE EAST CORPORATION
NIPPON TELEGRAPH AND TELEPHONE WEST CORPORATION
Universal Device Technology Co., Ltd.
・Next Generation Home Network
Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications（MIC） Next Generation IP Network Promotion Forum
・Other
The Telecommunication Technology Committee
HAYAMI INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
HD-PLC Alliance
Heartland Data Co.
High Speed Power Line Communication Promoters' Alliance of Japan
HIMACS, Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd.
HONGKONG ZHONG CHENG DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
IFA Berlin Show (Messe Berlin)
INCREMENT P CORPORATION
Industrial Committee for Super Computing Promotion
Information Grand Voyage Project
2009 International CES
Internet Initiative Japan Inc.
I-O DATA DEVICE, INC.
IRELAND
Enterprise Ireland
IDA IRELAND
IT Island OKINAWA
IamDesignNetwork Co.
Index Okinawa Corporation
Lexues Inc.
OKINAWA PREFECTURE
REIMEI Computer Co.
Ryukyu Network Service Co, Ltd.
iVDR Hard Disk Drive Consortium
JEITA Special Project Promotion Office
JR Souken Information Systems, Co., Ltd.
GE Smallworld Japan K.K.
Railway Technical Reseach Institute
KDDI CORPORATION
KOHJINSHA CO., LTD.
Korea INNOBIZ Association
3C TAE YANG CO., LTD.
AHA I&C CO., LTD.
B2GEN
Braintech Inc.
CERMOTECH Co., Ltd.
CHALGOMU KEYBOARD
Prewell Corporation
SBNTECH Co., Ltd.
Sekonix Co., Ltd.
SHINGI ACOUSTICS CO., LTD.
LET'S CORPORATION
Life Contents Frontier
AXELL CORPORATION
HI CORPORATION
Japan Technical Communicators Association
Microsoft Co., Ltd.
Panasonic Corporation
PDC Co., Ltd.
Q-TEC, INC.
SUZUKI MOTOR CORPORATION
YAMAHA Corporation
Mana Industrial Limited
Mascotte Industrial Associates (HK) Ltd.
MASPRO DENKOH CORP.
MEDIA MODAL-SHIFT～Media Fusion by Open Media Platform～ AIM CORPORATION
Brave, Inc.
Hewlett-Packard Japan, Ltd.
Media Click Inc.
SOFTBANK BB Corp.
Xanavi Informatics Corporation
Median, Co., Ltd.
MICROBOARDS TECHNOLOGY INC.
Microsoft Co., Ltd.
Mirics Semiconductor Ltd.
MiTAC Japan Corporation
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
Mobile Computing Plaza
Intel K.K.
Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
MORITA LAB. & KASAI LAB. The UNIVERSITY OF Electro-Communications
MOVON CORPORATION
MTI Corporation
MULTISOUP CO., LTD.
Naviblog Corporation
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology (NICT)
NAVITIME JAPAN CO., LTD.
NEC Corporation
NETDIMENSION CORPORATION
Network Japan Corp.
New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization
Business Design Laboratory Co., Ltd.
CAMPUS CREATE Co., Ltd.
Euphonic Technologies, Inc.
Fukuoka Industrial Technology Center
ITS Lab., KUMAMOTO UNIVERSTIY
National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST)
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.
S.E.S. CO., LTD.
Suzuka Fuji Xerox Co., Ltd.
THE FURUKAWA ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Tohoku University Uchida Lab.
NIHONDENGYOKOSAKU
Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
Nikkei Business Publications, Inc.
NISSAN MOTOR CO., LTD.
NTT Advanced Technology Corporation
NTT DOCOMO, INC.
OZ CREATIVE CO., LTD.
P2P Network Experiment Council
Panasonic Corporation
Penta Security Systems, Inc.
PENTEL CO., LTD.
Phihong Technology Co., Ltd.
PIONEER CORPORATION
PIXELA CORPORATION
piXlogic
Ralink Technology Corporation
RECRUIT CO., LTD.
SEOUL PAVILION
CHEMINIX, INC.
DIGITALZONE Co., ltd.
EnGIS Technologies, Inc.
ENJsoft
Hutech21 Co., Ltd.
Logitel Co., Ltd.
ROCKET ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Seoul Business Agency (SBA)
THEMAP
UNIVISION DISPLAY CO., LTD.
Yujin Robot Co., Ltd.
SGK Co., Ltd.
SHARP CORPORATION
Softopia Japan Foundation
imaoSoft Co., Ltd.
Weltechnos corporation
System Produce. INC.
SilverStarJapan
DB Tech Corporation
VISOR INC.
Sony Corporation / Sony Marketing (Japan) Inc.
Tagged World Project
THE NIPPON SIGNAL CO., LTD.
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Trend Micro Incorporated
2waySHINBUNSHA
u-blox AG
U'eyesDesign Inc.
Universal Electronics
Victor Company of Japan, Ltd.
WILLCOM CORE MODULE FORUM
ZENRIN CO., LTD.
Zoran Japan K.K.
■Digital Network Stage●Next-generation lighting solutions made possible with LED and organic EL
In the display device and semiconductor zones, there was a glittering array of next-generation lighting solutions employing LEDs, organic EL, etc.Osram Opto Semiconductors demonstrated organic EL lighting
that they plan to have ready for market by 2011-2012. In addition to high intensity and low power consumption, organic EL lighting is ultra-thin and exceptionally easy to process. It is thus expected to be a very welcome addition to our daily lives in future.Sanken Electric introduced examples of thin area lighting that
uses multichip LED modules just 20mm thick. Also, they demonstrated a next-generation LED light source for use in large LCD TVs.Omron’s exhibit of sheet backlighting – just 0.59mm thick – was a
center of attention. (Even the thinnest examples of conventional backlighting for LCD displays are about 0.8mm thick.) And thinness is not all it can offer: even if bent to follow a curve, the entire surface lights with uniform intensity.
●Minute devices born from MEMS technologyThe impressive results of MEMS technology applications attracted attention at several booths.The speck-like body of Omron’s ultra-miniature high-performance
air pressure sensor measures just 1.5mm square. Its performance is such that it can detect the minute air turbulence caused by the beating wings of a butterfly. The sensor’s extraordinary sensitivity is 1mm/sec.ST Microelectronics exhibited two devices that use MEMS
technology: a minute 3-axis analog acceleration sensor and a 3D attitude sensor that can detect attitude in 6 directions.Alps Electric also exhibited many tiny sensors that employ the
MEMS technology that company is rightly proud of. Particularly attention-grabbing was the company’s priority product: a pressure sensor that employs piezoresistance for absolute pressure detection – one of the smallest sensors of its type in the world.
●Providing a glimpse of the future: numerous bright exhibits of illuminating technologies
A feature of CEATEC JAPAN is that, even though its scale may not be large, bright gems of new technologies can be found there.Konica Minolta Opto exhibited a “wearable communicator” that
not only allows several people to look at the same picture in real-time but also frees both hands for work, with no absolutely no diminution of the wearer’s field of vision. There were many unique IT products to provide a glimpse of the future, such as a camera with perspective correction that automatically converts a distorted photo taken at an angle into what it should look like when photographed straight-on, and an eco-friendly beam-down type of solar power generation.BOSCH SENSORTEC exhibited individualistic products,
including the winner of the Product of the Year 2008 Award given by Germany’s Elektronik Magazine, and the winner of the 2008 Global Frost & Sullivan Award.Goldendance which specializes in developing products that
employ bone conduction, has created a cordless transceiver headset that combines bone conduction and Bluetooth to enable clear voice communications, hands-free, in any sort of noisy environment. This company has adopted a pathfinder role in exploring the potential of bone conduction technology.Kodera Electronics, which this year exhibited for the first time at
CEATEC JAPAN, has focused on equipment for processing the wire that is essential for various machines and equipment – in the automobile industry, in the IT industry, and in household appliances. Their lineup of high-performance wire-processing machines is something never before seen at CEATEC JAPAN. This array of unusual products created a fresh impression on visitors, who would inadvertently stop to look at them with obvious interest.
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6. Exhibitors
11
Exhibitors
AB TECH CO., LTD.
SINPRO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
ADVANCED JISSO PAVILION
Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.
ALPS ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
AMAGASAKI CITY
AMERICA HONG KONG ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATION
ANRITSU CORPORATION
Apex Precision Technology Corp.
Apiste Corporation
Arm Electronic Group
ARM ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
DIATEC Co., Ltd.
Ryoko Electronic Industries Ltd.
ASAHI KASEI EMD CORPORATION
ASAHI RUBBER INC.
AUTOMATION REVIEW. INC.
Automotive Square
ALPS ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
ANRITSU CORPORATION
ASAHI RUBBER INC.
DAISHINKU CORP.
DSM Japan Engineering Plastics
EPSON TOYOCOM CORP.
ETANI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.
Heartland Data Co.
Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.
Hitachi Metals, Ltd.
HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
ISHIZUKA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited
Japan Digital Communications, Ltd.
KOA CORPORATION
KODENSHI CORP.
KYOCERA Corporation
LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP.
Mik Denshi Kohgyo Co., Ltd.
MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORPORATION
MITSUMI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
NIHON DEMPA KOGYO CO., LTD.
NIPPON CHEMI-CON CORPORATION
NISSHINBO INDUSTRIES, INC.
OHIZUMI MFG. CO., LTD.
Oki Engineering Co., Ltd.
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.
Reed Business Information Japan K.K.
Rubycon Corporation
Sanken Electric Co., Ltd.
Shibasoku Co., Ltd.
SONNET GIKEN CO., LTD.
SUMIDA CORPORATION
TAMURA CORPORATION
TDK Corporation
TOKO, INC.
Tyco Electronics AMP K.K.
Avago Technologies Japan, Ltd.
BCN, Inc.
Better Holdings (HK) Limited
biwako nanbu eria daigakuhatsu shinsangyo soushutsu suishin kyougikai
Lead Techno Company
BOSCH SENSORTEC GMBH
BYD JAPAN CO., LTD.
CCPIT Electronics & Information Industry Sub-Council (CCPIT ECC)
Changzhou RUNFU Electron Co., Ltd.
EEMB Battery
GOLDEN BRIDGE Cable Co., Ltd.
Hangzhou ASSEM Technology Co., Ltd.
Hine Electronics (ShenZhen) Co., Ltd.
Hongkong HIGHPOWER Technology Co., Ltd.
Jiaxing XINGHUI Electronic Co., Ltd.
MORNSUN Guangzhou Science&Technology Co., Ltd.
Ningbo KEPO Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen DLK Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Horn Audio Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen MEIXIN Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Sunlord Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen WOER Heat-shrinkable Material Co., Ltd.
CEIEIRD IN HOKURIKU
Cen Link Co., Ltd.
Chiba Prefecture
China Electronics Appliance Corporation
CWB GROUP CO., LTD.
HongKong Greatest (Group) Co., Ltd.
Jiangmen Benlida Printed Circuit Co., Ltd.
JIB Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
NINGBO HEWANG ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CO., LTD.
Ningbo Master Soken Electrical Co., Ltd.
SHENZHEN JINGHUA DISPLAYS CO., LTD.
Shenzhen POWA Technology Co., Ltd.
Union Suppo Battery (Liaoning) Co., Ltd.
Yifang Digital Technology Co., Ltd.
CHINA INTERNATIONAL SOFTWARE & INFORMATION SERVICE CENTRE
Dalian Xinhua Infotech Co., Ltd.
DLSP Ascendas Co., Ltd.
Hisoft Corporation
Xi'an Ufida Software Engineering Co., Ltd.
Chip One Stop, Inc.
CHUO PRECISION INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
Cirrus Logic, Inc.
CITIZEN Group
CITIZEN HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
CITIZEN WATCH CO., LTD.
CITIZEN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
CITIZEN FINETECH MIYOTA CO., LTD.
CITIZEN SEIMITSU CO., LTD.
CITIZEN SAYAMA CO., LTD.
CITIZEN CHIBA PRECISION CO., LTD.
City of Chiba
City of Chitose
City of Sapporo
CMK CORPORATION
Coby Manufacturing Company Limited
CORE STAFF Co., Ltd.
Cornes Dodwell Limited
Coulomb Electronics Limited
CQ Publishing Co., Ltd.
CREE JAPAN LIMITED
Croda Japan K.K.
DAISHINKU CORP.
DDK Ltd.
Dempa Publications, Inc.
DRAGONSTATE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
DSM Japan Engineering Plastics
DX ANTENNA CO., LTD.
E2 Publishing Corporation
Electronic Journal, Inc.
electronica 2008 - Messe Muenchen
Elka International Ltd.
EPSON TOYOCOM CORP.
ERNI Electronics GmbH
ETANI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
EVERLIGHT ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
E&E Japan Co., Ltd.
FDK CORPORATION
FDK MODULE SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
FORYOU EXPRESS CO., LTD.
FOSTER ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Foxda Techonology (H.K.) Company Limited
Fu Da Tong Technology Co., Ltd.
Fuhua Electronic (HK) Company Limited
FUTABA CORPORATION
Gi Far Technology Co., Ltd.
Gicho Publishing & Advertising Co., Ltd.
GLORYMARK ELECTRONIC LTD. TAIWAN BRANCH (B.V.I.)
Goldendance Co., Ltd.
GONGDA TELE-COM
Gunma Prefectural Government
Hakodate IT mall
City of Hakodate
Explorer inc.
FUTURE UNIVERSITY-HAKODATE
GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Hakodate National College of Technology
iD corporation
MEDEC CO., LTD.
MEISTER Corporation
SEC CO., LTD.
HAMAI ELECTRIC LAMP CO., LTD.
HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.
Hi-Light Electronic Co., Ltd.
HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
HIROSHIMA INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION ORGANIZATION
COTEC Company
Digitalize Inc.
Limited company Techsirosystem
Neu and computing Inc.
NEXTVISION Co., Ltd.
Wing Co., Ltd.
Hitachi AIC Inc.
Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.
Hitachi Metals Group
Hi-Tech Precision Industrial Limited
HOKURIKU ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Hugger Gear Manufacturing Limited
Hyogo-Kobe Investment Support Center
icrex CO., LTD.
INCOM CO., LTD.
Industrial Information Catalog Center Co., Ltd.
Information Processing Society of Japan
I-PEX Co., Ltd.
ISHIZUKA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
ITT Cannon, Ltd.
ITW Formex/ ITW Fastex/ ITW Switches
Iwate Industrial Research Institute
JAPAN AUTOMATIC MACHINE CO., LTD.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited
Japan Digital Communications, Ltd.
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association EC Center
JAPAN FEDERATION OF ELECTRONIC PARTS DISTRIBUTORS & DEALERS
JAPAN NANO OPTO CO., LTD.
JAPAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY (JST)
JAPAN SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR CO., LTD.
Jess-Link Products Co., Ltd.
JFE MINERAL COMPANY, LTD.
JOINSOON ELECTRONICS MFG. CO., LTD.
JPC CO., LTD.
Nihon Pulse Industry Co., Ltd.
Kagaku Shimbun-Sha
KAMI ELECTRONICS IND. CO., LTD.
Kan Tsang Industrial Company Limited
KAWASHO SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION
KEYENCE CORPORATION
Kingbright Electronic Co., Ltd.
KINYOSHA CO., LTD.
KIYOKAWA PLATING INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Knowles Electronics Japan K.K.
KOA CORPORATION
KOBE CITY GOVERNMENT, KOBE CITY INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION FOUNDATION
KODENSHI CORP.
KODERA ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.
KOGYOCHOSAKAI PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
Kohzu Precision Co., Ltd.
KONICA MINOLTA OPTO, INC.
KYOCERA Corporation
KYOCERA ELCO Corporation
KYOCERA OPTEC Corporation
KYORITSU CHEMICAL CO., LTD.
Kyosemi Corporation
KYOTO CITY
LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP.
leadership electric component co., ltd.
LELON ELECTRONICS CORP.
LEOCOM. Inc.
LEXEL JAPAN CO., LTD.
Li Tone Electronics Co., Ltd.
Lin Shiung Enterprise Co., Ltd.
LINEEYE CO., LTD.
LINTEC Corporation
Local government of Nagasaki Prefecture
LTK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
LTK TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
MAC EIGHT CO., LTD.
Main Super Enterprises Co., Ltd.
MANAC Incorporated
MARCOM INTERNATIONAL INC.
Maruzen Chemicals Co., Ltd.
Edison Opto Corporation
MATSUNAMI GLASS IND., LTD.
MEIHO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
MEMS TECHNOLOGY BERHAD
Microvision, Inc.
Mik Denshi Kohgyo Co., Ltd.
MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORPORATION
MITSUMI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Miyazaki Prefectural Government
MOLEX JAPAN CO., LTD.
MONODZUKURI PLAZA
Morioka Area Industrial Vitalization Conference
MOUBIC. INC.
MURAKAMI co., ltd.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
NAGANOKEN
Nagasaki Prefectural Government
NANABOSHI ELECTRIC MFG. CO., LTD.
NEC TOKIN Corporation
NeoView KOLON Co., Ltd.
New Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
NICHICON CORPORATION
NIDEC COPAL ELECTRONICS CORP.
FUJISOKU CORPORATION
NIHON DEMPA KOGYO CO., LTD.
NIHON KAIHEIKI IND. CO., LTD.
NiigataKen Kigyokyoku
Ninefive (HK) Limited
NIPPON CHEMI-CON CORPORATION
NISOUL CO., LTD.
NISSHINBO INDUSTRIES, INC.
NITTA CORPORATION
Noritake Co., LIMITED
Numonyx Japan
Avnet Japan Co., Ltd.
Ryoyo Electro Corporation
TOMEN ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
OCTEKCONN INCORPORATION
OHIZUMI MFG. CO., LTD.
Ohm Sha Ltd.
OKAYA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
Oki Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
Oki Engineering Co., Ltd.
OKINAWA PREFECTURE
OmniVision Technologies, Inc.
OMRON Corporation
OMRON PRECISION TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd.
Oncque Corporation
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
OTAX Co., LTD.
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd./HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
PEARL LAMP WORKS CO., LTD.
Pennsylvania Technology Team
JF Magic, LLC
Universal Electric
Virtus Advanced Sensors, Inc.
Pin Shine Industrial Co., Ltd.
Power Systems Co., Ltd.
Powertech Industrial Co., Ltd.
Pure Electronics., co., ltd.
RCL Display Limited
Reed Business Information Japan K.K.
ROHM CO., LTD.
Rubycon Corporation
RYOSAN COMPANY LIMITED
SAKAE TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
Sanken Electric Co., Ltd.
Santek Japan Corp.
SAWNICS Inc.
Shibasoku Co., Ltd.
Shiga Industry Attraction Council
Shinkoh Electronics Co., Ltd.
SMK CORPORATION
SoftBank Creative Corp.
SONIX CO., LTD.
SONNET GIKEN CO., LTD.
SOSHIN ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
STANLEY ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
STMicroelectronics
SUMIDA CORPORATION
SUMITA OPTICAL GLASS, INC.
SUMITOMO 3M Limited
SUNG MUN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
SUNLIKE DISPLAY TECH. CORP.
SUSUMU COMPANY LIMITED
TA YA ELECTRIC WIRE & CABLE CO., LTD.
TA-I TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
TAIWAN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD.
TAJIMI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
TAMURA CORPORATION
KOHA CO., LTD.
TATEYAMA KAGAKU IND. CO., LTD.
TDK Corporation
Technohands Co., Ltd.
Tecx-Unions Technology Corp.
TEIKOKU TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
Tektronix Japan, Ltd.
Tensilica K.K.
TENU Co., Ltd.
The City of Kashiwazaki
The City of Tainai
The Institute of Electronics Information and Communication Engineers
THE NIHONKOGYO SHIMBUN COMPANY LIMITED
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN, LTD.
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN, LTD.
THINKLABORATORY CO., LTD.
3L Electronic Group Holdings Limited
TODA ISU Corporation
TOKAI COMMUNICATION INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
TOKAI VISION CO., LTD.
TOKAIVISION MARKETING Inc.
TOKO, INC.
tokyo denpa co., ltd.
TOKYO WELD Co., Ltd.
TOONG IN ELECTRONIC CORP.
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Total Technologies, Ltd.
TOTTORI PREFECTURAL GOVERNMENT
Tottori Institute of Industrial Technology
Akademia Systems Corporation
A&M Inc.
ZIRION NETWORKS, Inc.
toyama city
TOYO ELECTRO CO., LTD.
Trans Electric Co., Ltd.
Truly Semiconductors Limited
Tsu Municipal Government
Tyco Electronics Group
Tyco Electronics AMP K.K.
Tyco Electronics Raychem K.K.
Tyco Electronics EC K.K.
Touch Panel Systems K.K.
Unisonic Technologies Co., Ltd.
Uretek. Ltd.
Victrex Japan, Inc.
WAKA MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Wan Jeou Pyng Plastics Industry Co., Ltd.
Winstar Display Co., Ltd.
Worldwide Cable Opto Corp.
Xinruilian Electronics (H.K.) Company
YAMAICHI ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.
YAMASHITA MATERIALS
YEC CO., LTD.
Yeebo LCD Ltd.
YFC-BonEagle Electric Co., Ltd.
YOKOSUKA CITY
Zifor Enterprise Co., Ltd.
CROSS-SECTOR INTERCHANGE PAVILION
Chiba Institute of Technology
F-Hirose Lab. Yamagata Univ.
Iwate University
Kanagawa Institute of Technology
Kanagawa Institute of Technology
Kochi University of Technology
Kumamoto University
Kyushu Institute of Technology
Musashi Institute of Technology
Musashi Institute of Technology, Visual Media Laboratory
Sophia University
TAKUSHOKU UNIVERSITY
The Univerisity of Electro-Communications
Tokai University
Tokyo Denki University
University of Tsukuba
Waseda University
Green IT Pavilion
AMD Japan Ltd.
ETA ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
FUJITSU LIMITED
Hitachi, Ltd.
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Electronic Devices Department
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
NEC Corporation
Plat' Home Co., Ltd.
NIHON FORM SERVICE CO., LTD.
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
Oki Network Integration Co.,Ltd.
Panasonic Corporation
SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.
Sony Corporation
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Toshiba Home Appliances Corporation
Yokogawa Electric Corporation
JETRO BIZMATCH@CEATEC JAPAN
Affno(Pvt) Ltd.
Agilingua, LLC.
Aivaka
Appen Pty Ltd.
Bay Microsystems
Camstar Systems, Inc.
Centruflow Limited
CogniSign
CrossMedia, Inc.
E W Information Systems Limited
Endace Measurement Systems Ltd.
ENJSOFT
Ergoneers GmbH
ESECO SYSTEMS
Explay Ltd.
FACTON GmbH
Fastrax
Hungary.Network Inc.
Hyperinsight
Ipgallery
iPortalMais
Jinni
KTwo Technology Solutions Ltd.
MICROOLED
Morph Labs, Inc.
Namo Interactive
Namo Solutions
Netagi
Neurowork
Optelian Internationl Corporation
Panagenda GmbH
SAMSUNG NETWORKS
snowflake
Steramezzo
Teruten
TOBESOFT. Co., Ltd.
Universal Defence
Valt.X Technologies Inc.
VESALIS
Vyew
WIRELESS 2000
ZOOMORAMA SA.
■Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage
■Event Hall
12 13
Exhibitors
AB TECH CO., LTD.
SINPRO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
ADVANCED JISSO PAVILION
Agilent Technologies Japan, Ltd.
ALPS ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
AMAGASAKI CITY
AMERICA HONG KONG ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATION
ANRITSU CORPORATION
Apex Precision Technology Corp.
Apiste Corporation
Arm Electronic Group
ARM ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
DIATEC Co., Ltd.
Ryoko Electronic Industries Ltd.
ASAHI KASEI EMD CORPORATION
ASAHI RUBBER INC.
AUTOMATION REVIEW. INC.
Automotive Square
ALPS ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
ANRITSU CORPORATION
ASAHI RUBBER INC.
DAISHINKU CORP.
DSM Japan Engineering Plastics
EPSON TOYOCOM CORP.
ETANI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.
Heartland Data Co.
Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.
Hitachi Metals, Ltd.
HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
ISHIZUKA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited
Japan Digital Communications, Ltd.
KOA CORPORATION
KODENSHI CORP.
KYOCERA Corporation
LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP.
Mik Denshi Kohgyo Co., Ltd.
MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORPORATION
MITSUMI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
NIHON DEMPA KOGYO CO., LTD.
NIPPON CHEMI-CON CORPORATION
NISSHINBO INDUSTRIES, INC.
OHIZUMI MFG. CO., LTD.
Oki Engineering Co., Ltd.
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd.
Reed Business Information Japan K.K.
Rubycon Corporation
Sanken Electric Co., Ltd.
Shibasoku Co., Ltd.
SONNET GIKEN CO., LTD.
SUMIDA CORPORATION
TAMURA CORPORATION
TDK Corporation
TOKO, INC.
Tyco Electronics AMP K.K.
Avago Technologies Japan, Ltd.
BCN, Inc.
Better Holdings (HK) Limited
biwako nanbu eria daigakuhatsu shinsangyo soushutsu suishin kyougikai
Lead Techno Company
BOSCH SENSORTEC GMBH
BYD JAPAN CO., LTD.
CCPIT Electronics & Information Industry Sub-Council (CCPIT ECC)
Changzhou RUNFU Electron Co., Ltd.
EEMB Battery
GOLDEN BRIDGE Cable Co., Ltd.
Hangzhou ASSEM Technology Co., Ltd.
Hine Electronics (ShenZhen) Co., Ltd.
Hongkong HIGHPOWER Technology Co., Ltd.
Jiaxing XINGHUI Electronic Co., Ltd.
MORNSUN Guangzhou Science&Technology Co., Ltd.
Ningbo KEPO Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen DLK Electronics Technology Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Horn Audio Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen MEIXIN Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen Sunlord Electronics Co., Ltd.
Shenzhen WOER Heat-shrinkable Material Co., Ltd.
CEIEIRD IN HOKURIKU
Cen Link Co., Ltd.
Chiba Prefecture
China Electronics Appliance Corporation
CWB GROUP CO., LTD.
HongKong Greatest (Group) Co., Ltd.
Jiangmen Benlida Printed Circuit Co., Ltd.
JIB Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.
NINGBO HEWANG ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES CO., LTD.
Ningbo Master Soken Electrical Co., Ltd.
SHENZHEN JINGHUA DISPLAYS CO., LTD.
Shenzhen POWA Technology Co., Ltd.
Union Suppo Battery (Liaoning) Co., Ltd.
Yifang Digital Technology Co., Ltd.
CHINA INTERNATIONAL SOFTWARE & INFORMATION SERVICE CENTRE
Dalian Xinhua Infotech Co., Ltd.
DLSP Ascendas Co., Ltd.
Hisoft Corporation
Xi'an Ufida Software Engineering Co., Ltd.
Chip One Stop, Inc.
CHUO PRECISION INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD.
Cirrus Logic, Inc.
CITIZEN Group
CITIZEN HOLDINGS CO., LTD.
CITIZEN WATCH CO., LTD.
CITIZEN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
CITIZEN FINETECH MIYOTA CO., LTD.
CITIZEN SEIMITSU CO., LTD.
CITIZEN SAYAMA CO., LTD.
CITIZEN CHIBA PRECISION CO., LTD.
City of Chiba
City of Chitose
City of Sapporo
CMK CORPORATION
Coby Manufacturing Company Limited
CORE STAFF Co., Ltd.
Cornes Dodwell Limited
Coulomb Electronics Limited
CQ Publishing Co., Ltd.
CREE JAPAN LIMITED
Croda Japan K.K.
DAISHINKU CORP.
DDK Ltd.
Dempa Publications, Inc.
DRAGONSTATE TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
DSM Japan Engineering Plastics
DX ANTENNA CO., LTD.
E2 Publishing Corporation
Electronic Journal, Inc.
electronica 2008 - Messe Muenchen
Elka International Ltd.
EPSON TOYOCOM CORP.
ERNI Electronics GmbH
ETANI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
EVERLIGHT ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
E&E Japan Co., Ltd.
FDK CORPORATION
FDK MODULE SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
FORYOU EXPRESS CO., LTD.
FOSTER ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Foxda Techonology (H.K.) Company Limited
Fu Da Tong Technology Co., Ltd.
Fuhua Electronic (HK) Company Limited
FUTABA CORPORATION
Gi Far Technology Co., Ltd.
Gicho Publishing & Advertising Co., Ltd.
GLORYMARK ELECTRONIC LTD. TAIWAN BRANCH (B.V.I.)
Goldendance Co., Ltd.
GONGDA TELE-COM
Gunma Prefectural Government
Hakodate IT mall
City of Hakodate
Explorer inc.
FUTURE UNIVERSITY-HAKODATE
GLOBAL COMMUNICATIONS INC.
Hakodate National College of Technology
iD corporation
MEDEC CO., LTD.
MEISTER Corporation
SEC CO., LTD.
HAMAI ELECTRIC LAMP CO., LTD.
HAMAMATSU PHOTONICS K.K.
Hi-Light Electronic Co., Ltd.
HIROSE ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
HIROSHIMA INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION ORGANIZATION
COTEC Company
Digitalize Inc.
Limited company Techsirosystem
Neu and computing Inc.
NEXTVISION Co., Ltd.
Wing Co., Ltd.
Hitachi AIC Inc.
Hitachi Maxell, Ltd.
Hitachi Metals Group
Hi-Tech Precision Industrial Limited
HOKURIKU ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Hong Kong Trade Development Council
Hugger Gear Manufacturing Limited
Hyogo-Kobe Investment Support Center
icrex CO., LTD.
INCOM CO., LTD.
Industrial Information Catalog Center Co., Ltd.
Information Processing Society of Japan
I-PEX Co., Ltd.
ISHIZUKA ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
ITT Cannon, Ltd.
ITW Formex/ ITW Fastex/ ITW Switches
Iwate Industrial Research Institute
JAPAN AUTOMATIC MACHINE CO., LTD.
Japan Aviation Electronics Industry, Limited
Japan Digital Communications, Ltd.
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association EC Center
JAPAN FEDERATION OF ELECTRONIC PARTS DISTRIBUTORS & DEALERS
JAPAN NANO OPTO CO., LTD.
JAPAN SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY AGENCY (JST)
JAPAN SEOUL SEMICONDUCTOR CO., LTD.
Jess-Link Products Co., Ltd.
JFE MINERAL COMPANY, LTD.
JOINSOON ELECTRONICS MFG. CO., LTD.
JPC CO., LTD.
Nihon Pulse Industry Co., Ltd.
Kagaku Shimbun-Sha
KAMI ELECTRONICS IND. CO., LTD.
Kan Tsang Industrial Company Limited
KAWASHO SEMICONDUCTOR CORPORATION
KEYENCE CORPORATION
Kingbright Electronic Co., Ltd.
KINYOSHA CO., LTD.
KIYOKAWA PLATING INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
Knowles Electronics Japan K.K.
KOA CORPORATION
KOBE CITY GOVERNMENT, KOBE CITY INDUSTRIAL PROMOTION FOUNDATION
KODENSHI CORP.
KODERA ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.
KOGYOCHOSAKAI PUBLISHING CO., LTD.
Kohzu Precision Co., Ltd.
KONICA MINOLTA OPTO, INC.
KYOCERA Corporation
KYOCERA ELCO Corporation
KYOCERA OPTEC Corporation
KYORITSU CHEMICAL CO., LTD.
Kyosemi Corporation
KYOTO CITY
LEADER ELECTRONICS CORP.
leadership electric component co., ltd.
LELON ELECTRONICS CORP.
LEOCOM. Inc.
LEXEL JAPAN CO., LTD.
Li Tone Electronics Co., Ltd.
Lin Shiung Enterprise Co., Ltd.
LINEEYE CO., LTD.
LINTEC Corporation
Local government of Nagasaki Prefecture
LTK INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
LTK TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD.
MAC EIGHT CO., LTD.
Main Super Enterprises Co., Ltd.
MANAC Incorporated
MARCOM INTERNATIONAL INC.
Maruzen Chemicals Co., Ltd.
Edison Opto Corporation
MATSUNAMI GLASS IND., LTD.
MEIHO ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
MEMS TECHNOLOGY BERHAD
Microvision, Inc.
Mik Denshi Kohgyo Co., Ltd.
MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORPORATION
MITSUMI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
Miyazaki Prefectural Government
MOLEX JAPAN CO., LTD.
MONODZUKURI PLAZA
Morioka Area Industrial Vitalization Conference
MOUBIC. INC.
MURAKAMI co., ltd.
Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
NAGANOKEN
Nagasaki Prefectural Government
NANABOSHI ELECTRIC MFG. CO., LTD.
NEC TOKIN Corporation
NeoView KOLON Co., Ltd.
New Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
NICHICON CORPORATION
NIDEC COPAL ELECTRONICS CORP.
FUJISOKU CORPORATION
NIHON DEMPA KOGYO CO., LTD.
NIHON KAIHEIKI IND. CO., LTD.
NiigataKen Kigyokyoku
Ninefive (HK) Limited
NIPPON CHEMI-CON CORPORATION
NISOUL CO., LTD.
NISSHINBO INDUSTRIES, INC.
NITTA CORPORATION
Noritake Co., LIMITED
Numonyx Japan
Avnet Japan Co., Ltd.
Ryoyo Electro Corporation
TOMEN ELECTRONICS CORPORATION
OCTEKCONN INCORPORATION
OHIZUMI MFG. CO., LTD.
Ohm Sha Ltd.
OKAYA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.
Oki Semiconductor Co., Ltd.
Oki Engineering Co., Ltd.
OKINAWA PREFECTURE
OmniVision Technologies, Inc.
OMRON Corporation
OMRON PRECISION TECHNOLOGY Co., Ltd.
Oncque Corporation
OSRAM Opto Semiconductors
OTAX Co., LTD.
Panasonic Electric Works Co., Ltd./HONDA TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
PEARL LAMP WORKS CO., LTD.
Pennsylvania Technology Team
JF Magic, LLC
Universal Electric
Virtus Advanced Sensors, Inc.
Pin Shine Industrial Co., Ltd.
Power Systems Co., Ltd.
Powertech Industrial Co., Ltd.
Pure Electronics., co., ltd.
RCL Display Limited
Reed Business Information Japan K.K.
ROHM CO., LTD.
Rubycon Corporation
RYOSAN COMPANY LIMITED
SAKAE TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
Sanken Electric Co., Ltd.
Santek Japan Corp.
SAWNICS Inc.
Shibasoku Co., Ltd.
Shiga Industry Attraction Council
Shinkoh Electronics Co., Ltd.
SMK CORPORATION
SoftBank Creative Corp.
SONIX CO., LTD.
SONNET GIKEN CO., LTD.
SOSHIN ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
STANLEY ELECTRIC CO., LTD.
STMicroelectronics
SUMIDA CORPORATION
SUMITA OPTICAL GLASS, INC.
SUMITOMO 3M Limited
SUNG MUN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
SUNLIKE DISPLAY TECH. CORP.
SUSUMU COMPANY LIMITED
TA YA ELECTRIC WIRE & CABLE CO., LTD.
TA-I TECHNOLOGY CO., LTD.
TAIWAN ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC MANUFACTURERS' ASSOCIATION
TAIYO YUDEN CO., LTD.
TAJIMI ELECTRONICS CO., LTD.
TAMURA CORPORATION
KOHA CO., LTD.
TATEYAMA KAGAKU IND. CO., LTD.
TDK Corporation
Technohands Co., Ltd.
Tecx-Unions Technology Corp.
TEIKOKU TSUSHIN KOGYO CO., LTD.
Tektronix Japan, Ltd.
Tensilica K.K.
TENU Co., Ltd.
The City of Kashiwazaki
The City of Tainai
The Institute of Electronics Information and Communication Engineers
THE NIHONKOGYO SHIMBUN COMPANY LIMITED
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN, LTD.
THE NIKKAN KOGYO SHIMBUN, LTD.
THINKLABORATORY CO., LTD.
3L Electronic Group Holdings Limited
TODA ISU Corporation
TOKAI COMMUNICATION INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
TOKAI VISION CO., LTD.
TOKAIVISION MARKETING Inc.
TOKO, INC.
tokyo denpa co., ltd.
TOKYO WELD Co., Ltd.
TOONG IN ELECTRONIC CORP.
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Total Technologies, Ltd.
TOTTORI PREFECTURAL GOVERNMENT
Tottori Institute of Industrial Technology
Akademia Systems Corporation
A&M Inc.
ZIRION NETWORKS, Inc.
toyama city
TOYO ELECTRO CO., LTD.
Trans Electric Co., Ltd.
Truly Semiconductors Limited
Tsu Municipal Government
Tyco Electronics Group
Tyco Electronics AMP K.K.
Tyco Electronics Raychem K.K.
Tyco Electronics EC K.K.
Touch Panel Systems K.K.
Unisonic Technologies Co., Ltd.
Uretek. Ltd.
Victrex Japan, Inc.
WAKA MANUFACTURING CO., LTD.
Wan Jeou Pyng Plastics Industry Co., Ltd.
Winstar Display Co., Ltd.
Worldwide Cable Opto Corp.
Xinruilian Electronics (H.K.) Company
YAMAICHI ELECTRONICS Co., Ltd.
YAMASHITA MATERIALS
YEC CO., LTD.
Yeebo LCD Ltd.
YFC-BonEagle Electric Co., Ltd.
YOKOSUKA CITY
Zifor Enterprise Co., Ltd.
CROSS-SECTOR INTERCHANGE PAVILION
Chiba Institute of Technology
F-Hirose Lab. Yamagata Univ.
Iwate University
Kanagawa Institute of Technology
Kanagawa Institute of Technology
Kochi University of Technology
Kumamoto University
Kyushu Institute of Technology
Musashi Institute of Technology
Musashi Institute of Technology, Visual Media Laboratory
Sophia University
TAKUSHOKU UNIVERSITY
The Univerisity of Electro-Communications
Tokai University
Tokyo Denki University
University of Tsukuba
Waseda University
Green IT Pavilion
AMD Japan Ltd.
ETA ELECTRIC INDUSTRY CO., LTD.
FUJITSU LIMITED
Hitachi, Ltd.
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association Electronic Devices Department
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC CORPORATION
MITSUBISHI ELECTRIC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CORPORATION
NEC Corporation
Plat' Home Co., Ltd.
NIHON FORM SERVICE CO., LTD.
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
Oki Network Integration Co.,Ltd.
Panasonic Corporation
SANYO Electric Co., Ltd.
Sony Corporation
TOSHIBA CORPORATION
Toshiba Home Appliances Corporation
Yokogawa Electric Corporation
JETRO BIZMATCH@CEATEC JAPAN
Affno(Pvt) Ltd.
Agilingua, LLC.
Aivaka
Appen Pty Ltd.
Bay Microsystems
Camstar Systems, Inc.
Centruflow Limited
CogniSign
CrossMedia, Inc.
E W Information Systems Limited
Endace Measurement Systems Ltd.
ENJSOFT
Ergoneers GmbH
ESECO SYSTEMS
Explay Ltd.
FACTON GmbH
Fastrax
Hungary.Network Inc.
Hyperinsight
Ipgallery
iPortalMais
Jinni
KTwo Technology Solutions Ltd.
MICROOLED
Morph Labs, Inc.
Namo Interactive
Namo Solutions
Netagi
Neurowork
Optelian Internationl Corporation
Panagenda GmbH
SAMSUNG NETWORKS
snowflake
Steramezzo
Teruten
TOBESOFT. Co., Ltd.
Universal Defence
Valt.X Technologies Inc.
VESALIS
Vyew
WIRELESS 2000
ZOOMORAMA SA.
■Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage
■Event Hall
12 13
Exhibitors
CEATEC JAPAN 2008
特別展示／イベントホールメインステージ
■HATS PLAZA (HATS CONFERENCE)
New-Generation Networks
This year's HATS Conference exhibit centered on interoperability demonstrations using broadband services, VoIP (voice over IP) service using SIP (Session Initiation Protocol), MPEG4, PBX interconnection and demonstration of interconnection with equipment such as fax and introduction of related products within a virtual office. The Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC) also introduced its technology unification activities in Japan.
■ACCESSIBILITY PLAZA (INFO-COMMUNICATION ACCESS COUNCIL)
This exhibit included demonstrations of telephone equipment, mobile telephones and media-exchange services designed to meet the specific needs of the elderly and physically challenged, as well as an outline of the Council's overall activities. Mini conferences and other events were also held on the stage in the exhibit area.
■Digital Content Business Park
Contents
To provide direct business opportunities to production companies in the digital content and system software fields, this exhibit featured presentations of digital content sustaining corporate communications, as well as related technologies, products, equipment, services and know-how, targeting companies that use digital contents.
■Life Content Frontier
This special exhibit implemented as part of the International Content Market Strengthening activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. We stand on the threshold of a future in which people will live in comfort and security with a sense of purpose and rich sensibilities thanks to contents accessed via people- and lifestyle-friendly interfaces. The new role of content and the enormous potential they represent were proposed through development activities by a variety of companies.
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 kicked off a total of 15 official and partner events were held from September 30 to October 28 under CoFesta 2008, making this the world’s largest content festival. This year at CEATEC JAPAN, special talk show was held on the first day of the show as a part of the opening event at the Main Stage.
■JAPAN INTERNATIONAL CONTENTS FESTIVAL 2008 (CoFesta 2008) OFFICIAL EVENT
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
A new, special presentation stage focusing on developments
accompanying digital convergence was featured at the exhibition
based on the keywords of “connecting people”, “connecting
technologies” and “connecting to the next-generation”. This exhibit
introduced the issues facing the IT and electronics industries as a
whole, and announced the latest developments to the world.
The main stage in the Event Hall featured varying official events
on a daily basis, and was well attended by exhibition visitors. Also
in the Event Hall, the exhibition provided services such as light
meals, a rest corner and wireless LAN access that were enjoyed
by a great number of visitors.
HATS PLAZA
ACCESSIBILITY PLAZAMOBILE COMPUTING PLAZA
Digital Contents Business ParkLife Contents FrontierAUTOMOTIVE SQUARE
ADVANCED JISSO PAVILION
NIPPON Innovation Plaza
Be Ready for the DTV Transition
MONODZUKURI PLAZA
Green IT Pavilion9/30～10/2 JETRO BIZMATCH@ CEATEC JAPAN 2008
10/4 ALL JAPAN ROBOT SUMO TOURNAMENT
10/4 JUNIORS & KIDSELECTRONICS WORKSHOP
Exhibitors: 14
Exhibitors: 7 Exhibitors: 9
Exhibitors: 12
7. Special Presentations at the Event Hall Main Stage
■MOBILE COMPUTING PLAZA－Nikkei Personal Computing Magazine Special 25th Anniversary Exhibit－Support: Intel Corporation
Mobile Networks
Under the theme of "Tomorrow's Mobile Computing, this exhibit featured a "Touch & Try Corner" and Net Cafe with exhibits included the latest technologies and communications services for mobile PCs as well as new models from various manufacturers. A panel discussion will also be held in the plaza.
Exhibitors: 6
Special Exhibits: A New Stage of Connecting People
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage Digital Network Stage
Central Mall
InternationalConference Hall
Event Hall
CROSS-SECTOR INTERCHANGE PAVILION
MAIN STAGE
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
14 15
CEATEC JAPAN 2008
特別展示／イベントホールメインステージ
■HATS PLAZA (HATS CONFERENCE)
New-Generation Networks
This year's HATS Conference exhibit centered on interoperability demonstrations using broadband services, VoIP (voice over IP) service using SIP (Session Initiation Protocol), MPEG4, PBX interconnection and demonstration of interconnection with equipment such as fax and introduction of related products within a virtual office. The Telecommunication Technology Committee (TTC) also introduced its technology unification activities in Japan.
■ACCESSIBILITY PLAZA (INFO-COMMUNICATION ACCESS COUNCIL)
This exhibit included demonstrations of telephone equipment, mobile telephones and media-exchange services designed to meet the specific needs of the elderly and physically challenged, as well as an outline of the Council's overall activities. Mini conferences and other events were also held on the stage in the exhibit area.
■Digital Content Business Park
Contents
To provide direct business opportunities to production companies in the digital content and system software fields, this exhibit featured presentations of digital content sustaining corporate communications, as well as related technologies, products, equipment, services and know-how, targeting companies that use digital contents.
■Life Content Frontier
This special exhibit implemented as part of the International Content Market Strengthening activities of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications. We stand on the threshold of a future in which people will live in comfort and security with a sense of purpose and rich sensibilities thanks to contents accessed via people- and lifestyle-friendly interfaces. The new role of content and the enormous potential they represent were proposed through development activities by a variety of companies.
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 kicked off a total of 15 official and partner events were held from September 30 to October 28 under CoFesta 2008, making this the world’s largest content festival. This year at CEATEC JAPAN, special talk show was held on the first day of the show as a part of the opening event at the Main Stage.
■JAPAN INTERNATIONAL CONTENTS FESTIVAL 2008 (CoFesta 2008) OFFICIAL EVENT
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
A new, special presentation stage focusing on developments
accompanying digital convergence was featured at the exhibition
based on the keywords of “connecting people”, “connecting
technologies” and “connecting to the next-generation”. This exhibit
introduced the issues facing the IT and electronics industries as a
whole, and announced the latest developments to the world.
The main stage in the Event Hall featured varying official events
on a daily basis, and was well attended by exhibition visitors. Also
in the Event Hall, the exhibition provided services such as light
meals, a rest corner and wireless LAN access that were enjoyed
by a great number of visitors.
HATS PLAZA
ACCESSIBILITY PLAZAMOBILE COMPUTING PLAZA
Digital Contents Business ParkLife Contents FrontierAUTOMOTIVE SQUARE
ADVANCED JISSO PAVILION
NIPPON Innovation Plaza
Be Ready for the DTV Transition
MONODZUKURI PLAZA
Green IT Pavilion9/30～10/2 JETRO BIZMATCH@ CEATEC JAPAN 2008
10/4 ALL JAPAN ROBOT SUMO TOURNAMENT
10/4 JUNIORS & KIDSELECTRONICS WORKSHOP
Exhibitors: 14
Exhibitors: 7 Exhibitors: 9
Exhibitors: 12
7. Special Presentations at the Event Hall Main Stage
■MOBILE COMPUTING PLAZA－Nikkei Personal Computing Magazine Special 25th Anniversary Exhibit－Support: Intel Corporation
Mobile Networks
Under the theme of "Tomorrow's Mobile Computing, this exhibit featured a "Touch & Try Corner" and Net Cafe with exhibits included the latest technologies and communications services for mobile PCs as well as new models from various manufacturers. A panel discussion will also be held in the plaza.
Exhibitors: 6
Special Exhibits: A New Stage of Connecting People
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage Digital Network Stage
Central Mall
InternationalConference Hall
Event Hall
CROSS-SECTOR INTERCHANGE PAVILION
MAIN STAGE
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
14 15
CEATEC JAPAN 2008
■AUTOMOTIVE SQUARE Cooperation: Nikkei Electronics magazine
Automotive
Today, in line with the informatization of the automobile, car electronics are
playing an increasingly important role supporting basic vehicle performance in
areas such as driving, steering and controlling. The Automotive Square offered
presentations on a special stage and a car electronics navigation panels
presentation as the means to foster business communications and technology
interchange between the IT/electronics and automobile manufacturing industries.
■NIPPON Innovation Plaza (LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLAZA)
Japanese Monodzukuri
The plaza, made possible through the tie-up with and cooperation of
local governments and organizations around Japan, supported the IT
and electronics industry in local areas and provided a venue for
contributing to expand new sales channels and businesses through
proactive information exchange.
■MONODZUKURI PLAZA
In the future, Japan must build a sustainable monodzukuri society
through new value creation, "innovating" toward the realization of new
industrial fields. This exhibit highlighted results of the Monodzukuri
Promotion Council's forum business and also presented other
information on cutting-edge monodzukuri.
■ADVANCED JISSO PAVILIONNanotechnology
Jisso processing technologies sustaining every area of the IT and
electronics industries are advancing at a rapid pace, In this pavilion,
visitors encountered the Jisso technologies making possible
higher-performance and more compact digital products.
■Be Ready for the DTV TransitionPreparations for the Age of Terrestrial Digital TV Broadcasting
July 24, 2011, the day analog is completely replaced by digital terrestrial broadcasting in Japan, is fast approaching. Without a digital terrestrial tuner and antenna, people in Japan will no longer be able to watch TV broadcasts. Visitors saw, heard and convinced to go digital.Specific preparations were clearly explained using exhibits and live demonstrations,
and the consulting area expanded to assist visitors with even the smallest questions, all to ensure a smooth transition to terrestrial digital broadcasting.
■JUNIORS & KIDS ELECTRONICS WORKSHOP
This family-oriented workshop will be held again in 2008 to foster an interest in electronics among children and youths. Visitors participated in attaching circuit wiring to circuit boards using a solder, and then assembled their own gadgets, which they took home with them.
■ALL JAPAN ROBOT SUMO TOURNAMENTSaturday, October 4Sponsor: National Association of Principals of Technical Senior High SchoolsCooperation: FUJISOFT Inc.
The Kanto Regional Finals of the All Japan Robot Sumo Tournament was held simultaneously with CEATEC JAPAN 2008. High school students pit the skills of standalone or radio-controlled robots they have spent the past year developing in various performance competitions. This year, the Monodzukuri Experience Workshop was also be held.
This year's program was enhanced under the theme of "Innovation Creation" and through services designed to deepen ties across sectors. This event was the ideal venue for research institutions involved in cross-sector projects or seeking collaboration opportunities to interact with industry representatives.
■Green IT Pavilion●Special event: Green IT Award ●Simultaneously held event: Green IT Symposium
Environmental Preservation for the Next Generation
Professionals who will sustain the Next Generation
■CROSS-SECTOR INTERCHANGE PAVILION
JETRO BIZMATCH @ CEATEC JAPAN 2008 was held to provide Japanese and foreign companies with opportunities to do business. Companies with high-potential information appliance and IT solutions came to Japan seeking collaborations with Japanese companies. Japanese IT and related companies interested in doing business with foreign companies participated in this event.
■JETRO BIZMATCH @ CEATEC JAPAN
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
Exhibitors: 20
Exhibitors: 18
Participants: 800
Participants: 400
Exhibitors: 18 (including 1 academy)
Exhibitors: 42
Exhibitors: 40Exhibitors: 29 organizations
Cooperation: Monodzukuri Promotion Council, Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun
Exhibitors: 2
Special Exhibits: A New Stage of Connecting Technologies
In our modern information society, the rapid increase in power consumption from IT devices and systems is a pressing issue around the world, and in dealing with this problem, a great deal is expected of IT and electronic technologies. The Green IT Pavilion introduced the green IT products, services and activities of electronics and IT companies, aiming to contribute in development of a society that achieves a good balance between environmental protection and economic growth.
Special Exhibits: A New Stage of Connecting to the Next Generation
Saturday, October 4
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
16 17
CEATEC JAPAN 2008
■AUTOMOTIVE SQUARE Cooperation: Nikkei Electronics magazine
Automotive
Today, in line with the informatization of the automobile, car electronics are
playing an increasingly important role supporting basic vehicle performance in
areas such as driving, steering and controlling. The Automotive Square offered
presentations on a special stage and a car electronics navigation panels
presentation as the means to foster business communications and technology
interchange between the IT/electronics and automobile manufacturing industries.
■NIPPON Innovation Plaza (LOCAL GOVERNMENT PLAZA)
Japanese Monodzukuri
The plaza, made possible through the tie-up with and cooperation of
local governments and organizations around Japan, supported the IT
and electronics industry in local areas and provided a venue for
contributing to expand new sales channels and businesses through
proactive information exchange.
■MONODZUKURI PLAZA
In the future, Japan must build a sustainable monodzukuri society
through new value creation, "innovating" toward the realization of new
industrial fields. This exhibit highlighted results of the Monodzukuri
Promotion Council's forum business and also presented other
information on cutting-edge monodzukuri.
■ADVANCED JISSO PAVILIONNanotechnology
Jisso processing technologies sustaining every area of the IT and
electronics industries are advancing at a rapid pace, In this pavilion,
visitors encountered the Jisso technologies making possible
higher-performance and more compact digital products.
■Be Ready for the DTV TransitionPreparations for the Age of Terrestrial Digital TV Broadcasting
July 24, 2011, the day analog is completely replaced by digital terrestrial broadcasting in Japan, is fast approaching. Without a digital terrestrial tuner and antenna, people in Japan will no longer be able to watch TV broadcasts. Visitors saw, heard and convinced to go digital.Specific preparations were clearly explained using exhibits and live demonstrations,
and the consulting area expanded to assist visitors with even the smallest questions, all to ensure a smooth transition to terrestrial digital broadcasting.
■JUNIORS & KIDS ELECTRONICS WORKSHOP
This family-oriented workshop will be held again in 2008 to foster an interest in electronics among children and youths. Visitors participated in attaching circuit wiring to circuit boards using a solder, and then assembled their own gadgets, which they took home with them.
■ALL JAPAN ROBOT SUMO TOURNAMENTSaturday, October 4Sponsor: National Association of Principals of Technical Senior High SchoolsCooperation: FUJISOFT Inc.
The Kanto Regional Finals of the All Japan Robot Sumo Tournament was held simultaneously with CEATEC JAPAN 2008. High school students pit the skills of standalone or radio-controlled robots they have spent the past year developing in various performance competitions. This year, the Monodzukuri Experience Workshop was also be held.
This year's program was enhanced under the theme of "Innovation Creation" and through services designed to deepen ties across sectors. This event was the ideal venue for research institutions involved in cross-sector projects or seeking collaboration opportunities to interact with industry representatives.
■Green IT Pavilion●Special event: Green IT Award ●Simultaneously held event: Green IT Symposium
Environmental Preservation for the Next Generation
Professionals who will sustain the Next Generation
■CROSS-SECTOR INTERCHANGE PAVILION
JETRO BIZMATCH @ CEATEC JAPAN 2008 was held to provide Japanese and foreign companies with opportunities to do business. Companies with high-potential information appliance and IT solutions came to Japan seeking collaborations with Japanese companies. Japanese IT and related companies interested in doing business with foreign companies participated in this event.
■JETRO BIZMATCH @ CEATEC JAPAN
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
Exhibitors: 20
Exhibitors: 18
Participants: 800
Participants: 400
Exhibitors: 18 (including 1 academy)
Exhibitors: 42
Exhibitors: 40Exhibitors: 29 organizations
Cooperation: Monodzukuri Promotion Council, Nikkan Kogyo Shimbun
Exhibitors: 2
Special Exhibits: A New Stage of Connecting Technologies
In our modern information society, the rapid increase in power consumption from IT devices and systems is a pressing issue around the world, and in dealing with this problem, a great deal is expected of IT and electronic technologies. The Green IT Pavilion introduced the green IT products, services and activities of electronics and IT companies, aiming to contribute in development of a society that achieves a good balance between environmental protection and economic growth.
Special Exhibits: A New Stage of Connecting to the Next Generation
Saturday, October 4
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
16 17
This family-oriented workshop was held to foster an interest in electronics among children and youths. Participants attached circuit wiring to circuit boards using a solder, and then assembled their own gadgets, which they took home with them.
■Juniors & Kids Electronics Workshop
Research achievements were introduced by university laboratories that
practice government, industry and academia projects as well as aim to
cooperate with the industrial arena in the development and application
fields of IT, electronics technologies.
■Cross-sector Interchange Pavilion: Presentations given by University laboratories
Fusion of fashion and digital technology is thought to bring new
businesses and trends. As the pioneer of such industry “digital fashion
creators” was introduced at the show with the “{-ish}” fashion brand
produced by Digital Fashion Show that merged the virtual with reality.
■Fashion On Demand 2020
The second annual Tech-pert Panel, an independent advisory panel of
U.S. journalists, was formed to review and recognized significant
technologies based on an innovation and potential influence in the U.S.
market. The technology, product or service must be on exhibit at
CEATEC JAPAN 2008, including components, prototypes, non-working
samples or finished product.
The factors being considered in choosing award nominees and winners were:
・The technology should show some sort of influence, relevance or
potential impact for the United States market
・Based on the opinion and experience of the panel, the technology
should show great innovation, and this could include a unique function
・A technology may also be recognized for offering consumers
ease-of-use
・The technology should offer a unique solution for an emerging need
・The panel also considered unique design or aesthetic
Each panelist scoured the show floor for two days (Sept. 30 and Oct. 1)
then met and discussed technologies, products, prototypes and
concepts for consideration.
■Judges
Michael Kanellos, Greentech Media
Tom Samiljan, Switched.com
Kevin Sintumuang, GQ
Mark Seavy, Consumer Electronics Daily
Josh Fruhlinger, Engadget.com
■Contributing analysts
Richard Doherty, The Envisioneering Group
Auri Rahimzadeh, T.A.G.
Sabrina Doherty, The Envisioneering Group
■Award recipients
Best of CEATEC JAPAN 2008
○Winner: Panasonic EZ Touch Remote
Technology Category: Imaging
○Winner: JVC Everio
Technology Category: Software
○Winner: KDDI Real Space X-ray Vision
Technology Category: Components
○Winner: Toshiba SCiB Rechargeable Battery
Technology Category: Transportation Technologies
○Winner: Nissan/NTT Docomo/Sharp Built-in Intelligent Key
Technology Category: Networking
○Winner: Omron SX-4 Optical Subassembly for HDMI Transmission
Technology Category: Display
○Winner: Sharp Aquos XS-1
Technology Category: Mobile Phone
○Winner: Sharp Tegaki Chat
Trend Category: Interface Design
○Winner: Panasonic EZ Touch Remote
Trend Category: Product Design
○Winner: KDDI Ply Phone
Trend Category: Best Concept
○Winner: NTT Docomo Handy Separating Mobile Phone
Trend Category: Green Technology
○Winner: Panasonic Smart Home Concept Zone 1
Trend Category: Technological Achievement
○Winner: JVC 8K Projector
■US Tech-pert Panel AwardA comprehensive video creator Makoto Tezka made a dramatic talk on
how software should be created today and synergizing them with
favorable hardware from the point of a software creator.
■CoFesta Opening Event
Awards were given to IT products that contributed to conserve energy
through the development, penetration and usage of IT equipment and
software as well as services, and solutions that utilize these factors.
■MITI (Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry) Award
Energy-saving IT
○“ECO CENTER” energy-saving server by NEC Corporation
Energy savings though the use of IT
○Construction and operation of HVAC system at the Sony City
by Sony Corporation and Sony Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (shared award)
■Chief of CIPB (Commerce and Information Policy Bureau) Award
Energy-saving IT
○Intel Xeon Processor by Intel Corporation
Energy savings though the use of IT
○Lifinity ECO Manasystem home-energy management system
by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
■Chairman of the Green IT Promotion Council Award
Energy-saving IT
○SiC power device technology by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Energy savings though the use of IT
○GeoMation Farm agricultural information management system by Hitachi Software Engineering Co., Ltd.
■Jury’s Special Award
Energy-saving IT
○KDL-32JE1 Bravia LCD television by Sony Corporation
○Refrigerant-method Rear Door Heat eXchanger (RDHX) installation service
by Japan IBM Corporation and Sanyo Electric Company (shared award)
○Cool Center 50 data center energy-saving project by Hitachi Ltd.
Energy savings though the use of IT
○Operation support solution for commercial vehicles by Fujitsu Limited
○Energy-saving system designed for retail outlets by Oki Electric
Industry Co., Ltd.
○Toner Saver for laser printers by Spline Network Co., Ltd.
■Green IT Award Ceremony
To prepare for Japan’s full-digital migration of communications and
broadcasting in 2011, five special zone representatives throughout
Japan — who lead in the field of content, broadcasting, and
communications integration — discussed on the issue with the
cooperation of Tokyo FM radio station.
■Symposium: International standardization of ICT ～Showcasing the special ubiquitous zones～
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
15:00Development of ultrahigh-speed surface treatmenttechnology using clusterplasma
Toru IwaoLecturerGas Discharge LabMusashi Institute of Technology
15:15 Payment system thatallows transferring rightto use solely from the client
Shigenori IoroiAssistant ProfessorInformation and Computer Sciences
Haruo HayamiProfessor Department of Information MediaFaculty of Information TechnologyKanagawa Institute of Technology
15:30 Reconfigurable logic device and reliable designtechnique for FPGA.
Yoshihiro IchinomiyaMasahiro KogaSueyoshi Lab.Kumamoto University GraduateSchool of Science and Technology
15:45Zinc Oxide: an AttractivePotential substitute for ITOLCD panel based on transparent electrode
Tetsuya YamamotoProfessorMaterials Design CenterResearch InstituteKochi University of Technology
16:00Experience-based learningcurriculum featuring homeelectronics
Norikane KanaiProfessorDepartment of Home Electronics Development Kanagawa Institute of Technology
16:15Soft computing technologyapplied for human centeredsystem design
Takehisa OnisawaProfessorOnisawa LabGraduate School of Systems and InformationEngineering, University of Tsukuba
16:30Development of electricvehicle and fuel cell bystudents
Yoshiyuki ShoAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Electrical and ElectronicEngineering School of EngineeringTokai University
10:30 Energy conservation onAC/DC power sources
Takahide NakanoETA Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
10:45Reduction of electric power consumption atHitachi Data Center– Proposal from Cool Center 50 project
Hiroshi HanyuWirelessinfo Venture CompanyHitachi, Ltd.
11:00Green IT Rack – Coolingrack system to protectthe global environment
Takehide YamashitaPresidentNihon Form Service Co., Ltd
11:15 Latest power-savingserver Eco Center
JUNKO NOZAKIIT Platform Marketing Promotion DivisionNEC Corporation
11:30Environmental impactassessment system forIT – case studies on environmental contribution solution
Hidefumi UedaEnvironmental Technolgy Lab.Device & Materials LaboratoriesFUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
11:45Introduction of Toshibahome IT system Feminityseries
Kenichi KunugidaToshiba Home Appliances Corporation
12:45Realizing environmentaldata that can be seen– introduction of IntegratedEnvironmental Information System
Yoko MatsuiMitsubishi Electric InformationTechnology Corporation
13:00 Energy-saving systemdesigned for retail outlets
Shigeo TachibanaOki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
13:15 Energy conservation onAC/DC power sources
Takahide NakanoETA Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
13:30Reduce CO2 by up to 94.8% -- Compact Linuxserver for appliance application
Tomonori KimuraPlat' Home Co., Ltd.
14:00Environmental impactassessment system forIT – case studies on environmentalcontribution solution
Hidefumi UedaEnvironmental Technolgy Lab.Device & Materials LaboratoriesFUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
14:15Introduction of Toshibahome IT systemFeminity series
Kenichi KunugidaToshiba Home Appliances Corporation
14:30Green IT Rack – Coolingrack system to protectthe global environment
Takehide YamashitaPresidentNihon Form Service Co., Ltd
15:00 Energy conservation onAC/DC power sources
Shigeo Tachibana Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
15:15 Latest power-savingserver Eco Center
TOMOYUKI IRISAWAAssistant ManagerIT Platform Marketing Promotion DivisionNEC Corporation
16:45Realizing environmentaldata that can be seen– introduction of IntegratedEnvironmental Information System
Satoko FujiwaraMitsubishi Electric Corporation
13:30 14:00
Tuesday, September 30
■Green IT Pavilion Corporate Presentations
Thursday, October 2
Wednesday, October 1Friday, October 3
Saturday, October 4
Green IT Award ceremony
14:30 15:50 CoFesta Opening Event
10:30 17:00 Green IT Pavilion:Presentation by exhibitors
13:00 14:00 US Tech-pert Panel Award
15:30 16:30 Fashion On Demand 2020
Sept. 30
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
12:15 14:15 Symposium: International standardization of ICT～Showcasing the special ubiquitous zones～
15:00 16:45 Cross-sector Interchange Pavilion Presentations given by University laboratories
Oct. 3
11:00 12:00
Juniors & Kids Electronics Workshop12:30 13:3014:00 15:0015:30 16:30
Oct. 4
Date Time Event
Time Theme
Time Session title
Lecturer
Presenter
Main Stage, Event Hall
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
18 19
This family-oriented workshop was held to foster an interest in electronics among children and youths. Participants attached circuit wiring to circuit boards using a solder, and then assembled their own gadgets, which they took home with them.
■Juniors & Kids Electronics Workshop
Research achievements were introduced by university laboratories that
practice government, industry and academia projects as well as aim to
cooperate with the industrial arena in the development and application
fields of IT, electronics technologies.
■Cross-sector Interchange Pavilion: Presentations given by University laboratories
Fusion of fashion and digital technology is thought to bring new
businesses and trends. As the pioneer of such industry “digital fashion
creators” was introduced at the show with the “{-ish}” fashion brand
produced by Digital Fashion Show that merged the virtual with reality.
■Fashion On Demand 2020
The second annual Tech-pert Panel, an independent advisory panel of
U.S. journalists, was formed to review and recognized significant
technologies based on an innovation and potential influence in the U.S.
market. The technology, product or service must be on exhibit at
CEATEC JAPAN 2008, including components, prototypes, non-working
samples or finished product.
The factors being considered in choosing award nominees and winners were:
・The technology should show some sort of influence, relevance or
potential impact for the United States market
・Based on the opinion and experience of the panel, the technology
should show great innovation, and this could include a unique function
・A technology may also be recognized for offering consumers
ease-of-use
・The technology should offer a unique solution for an emerging need
・The panel also considered unique design or aesthetic
Each panelist scoured the show floor for two days (Sept. 30 and Oct. 1)
then met and discussed technologies, products, prototypes and
concepts for consideration.
■Judges
Michael Kanellos, Greentech Media
Tom Samiljan, Switched.com
Kevin Sintumuang, GQ
Mark Seavy, Consumer Electronics Daily
Josh Fruhlinger, Engadget.com
■Contributing analysts
Richard Doherty, The Envisioneering Group
Auri Rahimzadeh, T.A.G.
Sabrina Doherty, The Envisioneering Group
■Award recipients
Best of CEATEC JAPAN 2008
○Winner: Panasonic EZ Touch Remote
Technology Category: Imaging
○Winner: JVC Everio
Technology Category: Software
○Winner: KDDI Real Space X-ray Vision
Technology Category: Components
○Winner: Toshiba SCiB Rechargeable Battery
Technology Category: Transportation Technologies
○Winner: Nissan/NTT Docomo/Sharp Built-in Intelligent Key
Technology Category: Networking
○Winner: Omron SX-4 Optical Subassembly for HDMI Transmission
Technology Category: Display
○Winner: Sharp Aquos XS-1
Technology Category: Mobile Phone
○Winner: Sharp Tegaki Chat
Trend Category: Interface Design
○Winner: Panasonic EZ Touch Remote
Trend Category: Product Design
○Winner: KDDI Ply Phone
Trend Category: Best Concept
○Winner: NTT Docomo Handy Separating Mobile Phone
Trend Category: Green Technology
○Winner: Panasonic Smart Home Concept Zone 1
Trend Category: Technological Achievement
○Winner: JVC 8K Projector
■US Tech-pert Panel AwardA comprehensive video creator Makoto Tezka made a dramatic talk on
how software should be created today and synergizing them with
favorable hardware from the point of a software creator.
■CoFesta Opening Event
Awards were given to IT products that contributed to conserve energy
through the development, penetration and usage of IT equipment and
software as well as services, and solutions that utilize these factors.
■MITI (Minister of Economy, Trade and Industry) Award
Energy-saving IT
○“ECO CENTER” energy-saving server by NEC Corporation
Energy savings though the use of IT
○Construction and operation of HVAC system at the Sony City
by Sony Corporation and Sony Life Insurance Co., Ltd. (shared award)
■Chief of CIPB (Commerce and Information Policy Bureau) Award
Energy-saving IT
○Intel Xeon Processor by Intel Corporation
Energy savings though the use of IT
○Lifinity ECO Manasystem home-energy management system
by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.
■Chairman of the Green IT Promotion Council Award
Energy-saving IT
○SiC power device technology by Mitsubishi Electric Corporation
Energy savings though the use of IT
○GeoMation Farm agricultural information management system by Hitachi Software Engineering Co., Ltd.
■Jury’s Special Award
Energy-saving IT
○KDL-32JE1 Bravia LCD television by Sony Corporation
○Refrigerant-method Rear Door Heat eXchanger (RDHX) installation service
by Japan IBM Corporation and Sanyo Electric Company (shared award)
○Cool Center 50 data center energy-saving project by Hitachi Ltd.
Energy savings though the use of IT
○Operation support solution for commercial vehicles by Fujitsu Limited
○Energy-saving system designed for retail outlets by Oki Electric
Industry Co., Ltd.
○Toner Saver for laser printers by Spline Network Co., Ltd.
■Green IT Award Ceremony
To prepare for Japan’s full-digital migration of communications and
broadcasting in 2011, five special zone representatives throughout
Japan — who lead in the field of content, broadcasting, and
communications integration — discussed on the issue with the
cooperation of Tokyo FM radio station.
■Symposium: International standardization of ICT ～Showcasing the special ubiquitous zones～
CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
15:00Development of ultrahigh-speed surface treatmenttechnology using clusterplasma
Toru IwaoLecturerGas Discharge LabMusashi Institute of Technology
15:15 Payment system thatallows transferring rightto use solely from the client
Shigenori IoroiAssistant ProfessorInformation and Computer Sciences
Haruo HayamiProfessor Department of Information MediaFaculty of Information TechnologyKanagawa Institute of Technology
15:30 Reconfigurable logic device and reliable designtechnique for FPGA.
Yoshihiro IchinomiyaMasahiro KogaSueyoshi Lab.Kumamoto University GraduateSchool of Science and Technology
15:45Zinc Oxide: an AttractivePotential substitute for ITOLCD panel based on transparent electrode
Tetsuya YamamotoProfessorMaterials Design CenterResearch InstituteKochi University of Technology
16:00Experience-based learningcurriculum featuring homeelectronics
Norikane KanaiProfessorDepartment of Home Electronics Development Kanagawa Institute of Technology
16:15Soft computing technologyapplied for human centeredsystem design
Takehisa OnisawaProfessorOnisawa LabGraduate School of Systems and InformationEngineering, University of Tsukuba
16:30Development of electricvehicle and fuel cell bystudents
Yoshiyuki ShoAssistant ProfessorDepartment of Electrical and ElectronicEngineering School of EngineeringTokai University
10:30 Energy conservation onAC/DC power sources
Takahide NakanoETA Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
10:45Reduction of electric power consumption atHitachi Data Center– Proposal from Cool Center 50 project
Hiroshi HanyuWirelessinfo Venture CompanyHitachi, Ltd.
11:00Green IT Rack – Coolingrack system to protectthe global environment
Takehide YamashitaPresidentNihon Form Service Co., Ltd
11:15 Latest power-savingserver Eco Center
JUNKO NOZAKIIT Platform Marketing Promotion DivisionNEC Corporation
11:30Environmental impactassessment system forIT – case studies on environmental contribution solution
Hidefumi UedaEnvironmental Technolgy Lab.Device & Materials LaboratoriesFUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
11:45Introduction of Toshibahome IT system Feminityseries
Kenichi KunugidaToshiba Home Appliances Corporation
12:45Realizing environmentaldata that can be seen– introduction of IntegratedEnvironmental Information System
Yoko MatsuiMitsubishi Electric InformationTechnology Corporation
13:00 Energy-saving systemdesigned for retail outlets
Shigeo TachibanaOki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
13:15 Energy conservation onAC/DC power sources
Takahide NakanoETA Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
13:30Reduce CO2 by up to 94.8% -- Compact Linuxserver for appliance application
Tomonori KimuraPlat' Home Co., Ltd.
14:00Environmental impactassessment system forIT – case studies on environmentalcontribution solution
Hidefumi UedaEnvironmental Technolgy Lab.Device & Materials LaboratoriesFUJITSU LABORATORIES LTD.
14:15Introduction of Toshibahome IT systemFeminity series
Kenichi KunugidaToshiba Home Appliances Corporation
14:30Green IT Rack – Coolingrack system to protectthe global environment
Takehide YamashitaPresidentNihon Form Service Co., Ltd
15:00 Energy conservation onAC/DC power sources
Shigeo Tachibana Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.
15:15 Latest power-savingserver Eco Center
TOMOYUKI IRISAWAAssistant ManagerIT Platform Marketing Promotion DivisionNEC Corporation
16:45Realizing environmentaldata that can be seen– introduction of IntegratedEnvironmental Information System
Satoko FujiwaraMitsubishi Electric Corporation
13:30 14:00
Tuesday, September 30
■Green IT Pavilion Corporate Presentations
Thursday, October 2
Wednesday, October 1Friday, October 3
Saturday, October 4
Green IT Award ceremony
14:30 15:50 CoFesta Opening Event
10:30 17:00 Green IT Pavilion:Presentation by exhibitors
13:00 14:00 US Tech-pert Panel Award
15:30 16:30 Fashion On Demand 2020
Sept. 30
Oct. 1
Oct. 2
12:15 14:15 Symposium: International standardization of ICT～Showcasing the special ubiquitous zones～
15:00 16:45 Cross-sector Interchange Pavilion Presentations given by University laboratories
Oct. 3
11:00 12:00
Juniors & Kids Electronics Workshop12:30 13:3014:00 15:0015:30 16:30
Oct. 4
Date Time Event
Time Theme
Time Session title
Lecturer
Presenter
Main Stage, Event Hall
Special Exhibits / Event Hall Main Stage
18 19
How does A Next Generation Network Revolutionize Software Industry?
NEDO's Green IT Projects
Green IT Research at AIST
10:30-11:30SP-13
Noritaka Yamamoto
Kiyoshi Sakai
Toshihiro MATSUIResearch Coordinator
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
What the Green IT technologies head for—their direction
11:00-12:00SP-09
REAL IT COOL Promotion Center Group Manager
HIROMASA FUCHI
Energy Solution Section Corporate Workplace SolutionsYasuhiro Kuwahara
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00TR-01
Senior Analyst, Market Iantelligence
Takuro Hiraoka
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
Market Analysis on FPD, Screen Sizeand Price Trend
12:30-13:30TR-02
Marketing Director, APAC & JAPAN
Derek Soh
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
10 years of Bluetooth technology
14:00-15:00TR-15A Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting with ISDB-Tmm
14:00-15:00TR-03
ChairmanJohn Marshall
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
High Definition Wireless A/V TransmissionTechnologies
15:30-16:30TR-04
Akihiko Omikawa
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
New Security Strategies NeededFor Worldwide Data Proliferation
10:30-12:45TR-05
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
NICT Super Event "One Day Symposium"NICT's Future Network Vision： Diversity &Inclusion, Networking the Future
NICT Super Event "One Day Symposium"NICT's Future Network Vision： Diversity &Inclusion, Networking the Future
14:10-17:00TR-08
・Glasses-free 3D display technology using multiple projectors・Introduction of ultra realistic acoustics with the newest 3D sound technology
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
NICT Super Event "One Day Symposium"
13:30-14:10TR-07
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00TR-09A
OSAKA UNIVERSITY Professor
Toshinao Sasaki
NAGOYA UNIVERSITY Professor
Masayuki Tanimoto
Editor in Chief of Nikkei PC21
Hiroshi KotaniGeneral ManagerPersonal System Div.
Osamu Suzuki
Katsuaki Suganuma
Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
Conductive adhesives and metallicalternatives for high temperaturelead-free soldering
11:00-13:00TR-09B
Tetsuya Wadaki
Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Issues and Prospects of Rapidly Developing Solar Cell Industry
12:30-13:30TR-10A
International Standardization of Multi-view Video Coding for FTV (Free viewpoint TV) and Beyond
Team LeaderAtsushi Masuda
11:00-13:00TR-13A Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
What are IPR systems in the mash-up era?
New Framework required in ｐost-Google eraWhat are the issues addressed by "the InformationGrand Voyage Project"
■ Panel Discussion Collaboration opportunities in "the InformationGrand Voyage Project"Mash-up, use in multi subject collaborationPanelist
MALIO KAMATA
Attorney at LawPatent Attorney
How are IPR systems to enhance development oftechnology-oriented business models?
Jun SakumaAssistant Professor
Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
Trend Sessions
9/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
10/1(Wed)
10/3(Fri)
13:00-14:00K-019/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
10/1(Wed)
10/3(Fri)
10/2(Thu)
10/3(Fri)
11:00-12:00K-05B
Senior Vice President of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.Minoru SHINOHARA
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
14:00-16:30TR-11A
Nobuya Nakamoto
Hiroyuki SuzukiProject ManagerConsumer Products Operations DivisionHideki Morozumi
Technical DirectorBroadband Communications GroupStephen R. PalmManagerSales Department
Taku Ito
Eiichi Misaka
Hideaki Nakayama
Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
14:00-17:00
The 4th Chinese seminar
TR-11B
Imitation goods measures in China etc.Toshio Taniyama
LawyerMakoto Endo
Beijing Office
Hisashi Sekine
Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Keynote Speeches
ChairmanMichiyoshi Mazuka
ICT Advances and the Deployment for Business Solutions
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
14:30-15:30K-02
Chairman of the Board
Etsuhiko Shoyama
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
Digital Convergence-Onward to a New Stage
11:00-12:00K-09
PresidentRepresentative DirectorHisao Baba
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Qimonda key strategic cornerstonesin a cyclical industry
12:30-13:30K-10
President – Japan, Corporate Vice PresidentST Microelectronics
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Changes in the SemiconductorIndustry - And the Challenges for ST
11:00-12:00K-13
CEOThomas Seiler
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Utility factors are driving new technologies?
14:00-15:00K-11
Senior Vice President, Semiconductor company President & CEOShozo Saito
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
12:30-13:30K-14
Director-General for International and Technology Policy Coordination
Masataka Kawauchi
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
The present situation of ICT policy
16:00-17:00K-03
PresidentShigefumi Wada
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00K-05A
Senior Executive Vice President
Kiyoyuki Tsujimura
Keitai:Today and tomorrow
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
14:00-15:00
AMD HD graphics technology acceleratesthe convergence of Digital Consumer Electronic Devices and PCs
K-07A
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Graphics Product GroupRichard Bergman
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
14:00-15:00
Value Creation through Degital Fusionin the Information Grand Voyage
K-07B Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
PanelistProfessor of The University of Tokyo, Director of the Center for Information Fusion at the Institute of Industrial Science. U-TokyoCorporate Marketing Division. Solution business DepartmentUbiquitous Service Platform Company/ManagerPresident
12:30-13:30
KDDI’s FMBC Strategy
K-06A
Executive Vice presidentMember of the BoardYasuhiko Ito
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
12:30-13:30
Yahoo! Everywhere Concept-Future in Life-with-TV
K-06B
PresidentMasahiro Inoue
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
15:30-16:30K-12
Shuhei MoritaTetsuya Izumi
Takayuki Tsukagoshi
Masami Takahashi
Kazuki Yokota
Masayuki Kozuka
PanelistAnimation DirectorEditor in Chief, Monthly HiViSenior Vice President, General Manager,Walt Disney Studios Home EntertainmentMarketing Executive Director,Walt Disney Studios Home EntertainmentBD Engineer, JN Engineering Dept., Media Business Div.,Business Operation GroupStorage Devices Business Strategy OfficeGeneral Manager
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Blu-ray Exective Panael Discussion
Reiji Asakura
ModeraterAudio Visual andDigital Media Analyst
14:00-15:30K-15
Hideyo TakasuKazumasa YoshidaYoshihisa IshidaTsutomu SanadaToshiyuki Takagi
Kazuhiro Igarashi
Yu Sasamoto
Kenji Fujita
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
■Panel Discussion
The New Age Brought to You by Mobile Computing
Green IT Symposium
Lecture by the Green IT Award Winner
Innovative energy-saving system by usingIT at Sony City
Fujitsu group's "Green IT" activities
13:30-15:00SP-10
Director of Commerce and Information Policy BureauTakeo Hoshino
Steering CommitteeChairmanKazuhiro KameoSurvey & Evaluation Committee Chairperson/General Manager of Corporate Environmental Affaires Unit of Fujitsu LimitedMichinori Kutami
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Activities of the Green IT Promotion Council
15:15-16:15SP-11
President, Corporate Environmental Affairs UnitAtsuhisa Takahashi
HVAC Technology & Application Development CenterTakeshi Ishii
Energy Solution Section Corporate Workplace SolutionsYasuhiro Kuwahara
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Green IT Pavilion: Sponsors’ Session
An optimum total control and energy savingin super market by "Eco Store System"
Approach to the problem of environment
Measures for Improving Energy Efficiencyof Data Center
Creation of Sustainable IT Environment:Action for Energy Efficiency Improvement
12:30-13:30SP-14
Chair, Japan Communication Working GroupYoshiko Bannai
Eda Makiko
Climate Savers Computing Initiative Board memberGeneral Manager, Marketing HeadquartersIntel K.K.
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Latest Overseas Green IT Trend
13:45-15:15SP-15
Data Center Energy Saving Project Office,Business Planning Operation, Project Manager
SAWAMOTO, Hideo
Takeshi Nishikawa1st Computers Operations Unit, Executive General Manager
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Green IT Pavilion: Sponsors’ Session
Intellectual property protection in electricmachine and electronic industry anddevelopments in the future
System Integration Division General ManagerPresident
Director, Information Services Industry Division, Commerce and Information Policy BureauAttorney at Law
Yoichi TakahashiTakuma Iwasa
Toshihede YahiroJIRO MAKINO
11:00-12:30TR-13B Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
PC speedup for comfortable digital life
Senior Director Technology Research & DevelopmentDepartment Digital Technology Planning Office
Executive DirectorFrontier Services Dept.
Masayuki Ishikawa
14:00-15:00TR-15B Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Business Idea Contest
Kensuke Utsumi
Masaki Tsukada
Satoshi Nakayama
Takato Egashira
Mobile Offset
Household saver mobile
15:30-16:30TR-16A Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
New world through Mobile MultimediaBroadcasting services using ISDB-Tmm
Executive Senior Vice PresidentHidekazu Hasegawa
15:30-16:30TR-16B Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Moderater
15:30-16:30K-08A
Panelist
PRESIDENTGeneral ManagerBWA System Planning Dept.Special Advisor, United NationsEnvironment Programme Finance Initiative
DOCOMO's Approach to DLNA
Nokia's vision of leveraging DLNA in theconvergence of mobile/home entertainment
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Forecast for the Automotive Industry from2009 to 2025 : Three Revolutions Coming
Sakae Tanaka
Coordinator
President, Chief Business Planner
15:30-16:30K-08B
Takehiko Okuyama
Motoharu Miyake
Janne Koistinen
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
DLNA Expands from the Home into the Mobile SpaceIntroduction
TERUHIKO IWASAKI
Osam Kamimura
Takejiro Sueyoshi
General Manager, Core Technology Center
Research Engineer, Research Laboratories, Communication Device Research Group
Connected Home, Nokia Services & Software,Senior Solution Marketing Manager
NEC's effort toward Green IT
11:00-16:30AD-01 Meeting Room 301, International Conference Hall
RFID Seminner
Recent Status of EPCglobalCOO & Executive Director
Hamano, Michio
Total optimization of Value Chainby means of IT
DirectorInformation Economy DivisionCommerce and Information Policy Bureau
Yasuhiro Maeda
Newest trend of InternationalStandards for RFIDJapan chairman
Akira Shibata
RFID/IC Tag InnovationSecurity Smart ID Solutions DivisionProducts Development Department Director
KANDA Naoya
Obtain benefits from RFIDimplementation in Apparel Supply ChainSupply Chain Management & Project Development Dept.
Hideki YAMAUCHI
RFID proof experiment concerning distribution Crate sharing in dairy foodsBusiness Innovation Consulting Department, Senior Consultant
Masayuki Sasagawa
Advanced Sessions
9/30(Tue)
Economic departmentSenior
Department of business managementSophomore
Department of grobal business managementSophomore
(1) Conference Info
(2) Program
Tracks / Sessions Attendees
Keynote Speeches (K)
Guest Speeches (GS)
Green IT Symposium (SP)
Trend Sessions (TR)
5,949
1,252
472
1,777
18
2
6
18
Tracks / Sessions Attendees
Advanced Sessions (AD)
Communications Network Sessions (NT)
Industrial System Sessions (IS)
Software and Solutions Sessions (SS)
744
422
717
924
6
12
14
16
Tracks / Sessions Attendees
Exhibitor Seminars
TOTAL
1,398
13,655
46
138
Senior Analyst10:00-11:00G-01
Senior Vice President, General Manager, Ultra Mobility GroupAnand Chandrasekher
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
11:30-12:30
The vision of Microsoft:The Next Wave of Consumer Experience “Magical Windows”
G-02
Vice President, Consumer & Online InternationalShoji Doyama
Corporate Vice President, Windows Consumer Product MarketingBrad Brooks
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
Intel's Mobility Vision
9/30(Tue)
Guest Speeches
The future of Automobile with Car Roboticsevolution and Communication technology
Masaru KitsuregawaMasato YamamotoToshiki MurataDaisuke Nishida
Toshiba's Semiconductor Business Strategy for Future Digital Society
Current Status and Future Prospectsof the Green IT Project
Latest Trend of the Solar Cell Industryin Japan and the World
Current Status and Future Expectationsin regard to the Evolving Solar Cell Technologies
International Standardization of Multi-viewVideo Coding for FTV (Free viewpoint TV)and Beyond
Towards the use of concealing informationbetween multi services and databases
The Role of Local Power that SupportsJapan’s Industrial Competitiveness
Marco Cassis
PanelistPresidentRepresentative Director and Co-PresidentSVP, Coporate Exective, President, VAIO Business GroupExecutive Officer, Corporate Vice President, Chief Technology ExecutiveDirector, IT Products Division, Panasonic AVC Networks CompanyCorporate Vice PresidentPresident, Personal Systems Business UnitManaging Executive, Consumer & Online Marketing Officer, Consumer & Online International
Chief Editor, Nikkei Personal Computing
Electronic and Information Technology Development Dept.Director
Energy Conservation Technology Development Dept.Director
Hitachi IT Equipment Energy Saving Plan– Harmonious Green Plan
Directions of next generation datacenterfor human and environment
Executive Vice PresidentGeneral ManagerJapan Region Global Consumer Business UnitGlobal Service Business Unit
Senior Network ArchitectTechnology Development GroupCommon Technology DivisionNetwork Software Development Dept.
ManagerDevelopment Division
ManagerNew Business Planning SectionAdvanced Product Planning DepartmentBusiness Planning DivisionHome Entertainment Business Group
Latest trend of intellectual propertymethod business of China
Tomoyuki Okamura
Research and Development of Universal Communication at Keihanna Laboratories
Senior MangerDevelopment and Manufacturing DivisionSoftware Development DepartmentSenior Manger
8. Conference
20 21
Conference
How does A Next Generation Network Revolutionize Software Industry?
NEDO's Green IT Projects
Green IT Research at AIST
10:30-11:30SP-13
Noritaka Yamamoto
Kiyoshi Sakai
Toshihiro MATSUIResearch Coordinator
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
What the Green IT technologies head for—their direction
11:00-12:00SP-09
REAL IT COOL Promotion Center Group Manager
HIROMASA FUCHI
Energy Solution Section Corporate Workplace SolutionsYasuhiro Kuwahara
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00TR-01
Senior Analyst, Market Iantelligence
Takuro Hiraoka
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
Market Analysis on FPD, Screen Sizeand Price Trend
12:30-13:30TR-02
Marketing Director, APAC & JAPAN
Derek Soh
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
10 years of Bluetooth technology
14:00-15:00TR-15A Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
Mobile Multimedia Broadcasting with ISDB-Tmm
14:00-15:00TR-03
ChairmanJohn Marshall
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
High Definition Wireless A/V TransmissionTechnologies
15:30-16:30TR-04
Akihiko Omikawa
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
New Security Strategies NeededFor Worldwide Data Proliferation
10:30-12:45TR-05
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
NICT Super Event "One Day Symposium"NICT's Future Network Vision： Diversity &Inclusion, Networking the Future
NICT Super Event "One Day Symposium"NICT's Future Network Vision： Diversity &Inclusion, Networking the Future
14:10-17:00TR-08
・Glasses-free 3D display technology using multiple projectors・Introduction of ultra realistic acoustics with the newest 3D sound technology
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
NICT Super Event "One Day Symposium"
13:30-14:10TR-07
National Institute of Information and Communications Technology
Meeting Room 201, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00TR-09A
OSAKA UNIVERSITY Professor
Toshinao Sasaki
NAGOYA UNIVERSITY Professor
Masayuki Tanimoto
Editor in Chief of Nikkei PC21
Hiroshi KotaniGeneral ManagerPersonal System Div.
Osamu Suzuki
Katsuaki Suganuma
Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
Conductive adhesives and metallicalternatives for high temperaturelead-free soldering
11:00-13:00TR-09B
Tetsuya Wadaki
Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Issues and Prospects of Rapidly Developing Solar Cell Industry
12:30-13:30TR-10A
International Standardization of Multi-view Video Coding for FTV (Free viewpoint TV) and Beyond
Team LeaderAtsushi Masuda
11:00-13:00TR-13A Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
What are IPR systems in the mash-up era?
New Framework required in ｐost-Google eraWhat are the issues addressed by "the InformationGrand Voyage Project"
■ Panel Discussion Collaboration opportunities in "the InformationGrand Voyage Project"Mash-up, use in multi subject collaborationPanelist
MALIO KAMATA
Attorney at LawPatent Attorney
How are IPR systems to enhance development oftechnology-oriented business models?
Jun SakumaAssistant Professor
Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
Trend Sessions
9/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
10/1(Wed)
10/3(Fri)
13:00-14:00K-019/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
10/1(Wed)
10/3(Fri)
10/2(Thu)
10/3(Fri)
11:00-12:00K-05B
Senior Vice President of Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.Minoru SHINOHARA
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
14:00-16:30TR-11A
Nobuya Nakamoto
Hiroyuki SuzukiProject ManagerConsumer Products Operations DivisionHideki Morozumi
Technical DirectorBroadband Communications GroupStephen R. PalmManagerSales Department
Taku Ito
Eiichi Misaka
Hideaki Nakayama
Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
14:00-17:00
The 4th Chinese seminar
TR-11B
Imitation goods measures in China etc.Toshio Taniyama
LawyerMakoto Endo
Beijing Office
Hisashi Sekine
Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Keynote Speeches
ChairmanMichiyoshi Mazuka
ICT Advances and the Deployment for Business Solutions
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
14:30-15:30K-02
Chairman of the Board
Etsuhiko Shoyama
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
Digital Convergence-Onward to a New Stage
11:00-12:00K-09
PresidentRepresentative DirectorHisao Baba
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Qimonda key strategic cornerstonesin a cyclical industry
12:30-13:30K-10
President – Japan, Corporate Vice PresidentST Microelectronics
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Changes in the SemiconductorIndustry - And the Challenges for ST
11:00-12:00K-13
CEOThomas Seiler
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Utility factors are driving new technologies?
14:00-15:00K-11
Senior Vice President, Semiconductor company President & CEOShozo Saito
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
12:30-13:30K-14
Director-General for International and Technology Policy Coordination
Masataka Kawauchi
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
The present situation of ICT policy
16:00-17:00K-03
PresidentShigefumi Wada
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00K-05A
Senior Executive Vice President
Kiyoyuki Tsujimura
Keitai:Today and tomorrow
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
14:00-15:00
AMD HD graphics technology acceleratesthe convergence of Digital Consumer Electronic Devices and PCs
K-07A
Senior Vice President and General Manager, Graphics Product GroupRichard Bergman
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
14:00-15:00
Value Creation through Degital Fusionin the Information Grand Voyage
K-07B Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
PanelistProfessor of The University of Tokyo, Director of the Center for Information Fusion at the Institute of Industrial Science. U-TokyoCorporate Marketing Division. Solution business DepartmentUbiquitous Service Platform Company/ManagerPresident
12:30-13:30
KDDI’s FMBC Strategy
K-06A
Executive Vice presidentMember of the BoardYasuhiko Ito
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
12:30-13:30
Yahoo! Everywhere Concept-Future in Life-with-TV
K-06B
PresidentMasahiro Inoue
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
15:30-16:30K-12
Shuhei MoritaTetsuya Izumi
Takayuki Tsukagoshi
Masami Takahashi
Kazuki Yokota
Masayuki Kozuka
PanelistAnimation DirectorEditor in Chief, Monthly HiViSenior Vice President, General Manager,Walt Disney Studios Home EntertainmentMarketing Executive Director,Walt Disney Studios Home EntertainmentBD Engineer, JN Engineering Dept., Media Business Div.,Business Operation GroupStorage Devices Business Strategy OfficeGeneral Manager
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Blu-ray Exective Panael Discussion
Reiji Asakura
ModeraterAudio Visual andDigital Media Analyst
14:00-15:30K-15
Hideyo TakasuKazumasa YoshidaYoshihisa IshidaTsutomu SanadaToshiyuki Takagi
Kazuhiro Igarashi
Yu Sasamoto
Kenji Fujita
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
■Panel Discussion
The New Age Brought to You by Mobile Computing
Green IT Symposium
Lecture by the Green IT Award Winner
Innovative energy-saving system by usingIT at Sony City
Fujitsu group's "Green IT" activities
13:30-15:00SP-10
Director of Commerce and Information Policy BureauTakeo Hoshino
Steering CommitteeChairmanKazuhiro KameoSurvey & Evaluation Committee Chairperson/General Manager of Corporate Environmental Affaires Unit of Fujitsu LimitedMichinori Kutami
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Activities of the Green IT Promotion Council
15:15-16:15SP-11
President, Corporate Environmental Affairs UnitAtsuhisa Takahashi
HVAC Technology & Application Development CenterTakeshi Ishii
Energy Solution Section Corporate Workplace SolutionsYasuhiro Kuwahara
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Green IT Pavilion: Sponsors’ Session
An optimum total control and energy savingin super market by "Eco Store System"
Approach to the problem of environment
Measures for Improving Energy Efficiencyof Data Center
Creation of Sustainable IT Environment:Action for Energy Efficiency Improvement
12:30-13:30SP-14
Chair, Japan Communication Working GroupYoshiko Bannai
Eda Makiko
Climate Savers Computing Initiative Board memberGeneral Manager, Marketing HeadquartersIntel K.K.
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Latest Overseas Green IT Trend
13:45-15:15SP-15
Data Center Energy Saving Project Office,Business Planning Operation, Project Manager
SAWAMOTO, Hideo
Takeshi Nishikawa1st Computers Operations Unit, Executive General Manager
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
Green IT Pavilion: Sponsors’ Session
Intellectual property protection in electricmachine and electronic industry anddevelopments in the future
System Integration Division General ManagerPresident
Director, Information Services Industry Division, Commerce and Information Policy BureauAttorney at Law
Yoichi TakahashiTakuma Iwasa
Toshihede YahiroJIRO MAKINO
11:00-12:30TR-13B Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
PC speedup for comfortable digital life
Senior Director Technology Research & DevelopmentDepartment Digital Technology Planning Office
Executive DirectorFrontier Services Dept.
Masayuki Ishikawa
14:00-15:00TR-15B Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Business Idea Contest
Kensuke Utsumi
Masaki Tsukada
Satoshi Nakayama
Takato Egashira
Mobile Offset
Household saver mobile
15:30-16:30TR-16A Meeting Room 201 A, International Conference Hall
New world through Mobile MultimediaBroadcasting services using ISDB-Tmm
Executive Senior Vice PresidentHidekazu Hasegawa
15:30-16:30TR-16B Meeting Room 201 B, International Conference Hall
Moderater
15:30-16:30K-08A
Panelist
PRESIDENTGeneral ManagerBWA System Planning Dept.Special Advisor, United NationsEnvironment Programme Finance Initiative
DOCOMO's Approach to DLNA
Nokia's vision of leveraging DLNA in theconvergence of mobile/home entertainment
Convention Hall A, International Conference Hall
Forecast for the Automotive Industry from2009 to 2025 : Three Revolutions Coming
Sakae Tanaka
Coordinator
President, Chief Business Planner
15:30-16:30K-08B
Takehiko Okuyama
Motoharu Miyake
Janne Koistinen
Convention Hall B, International Conference Hall
DLNA Expands from the Home into the Mobile SpaceIntroduction
TERUHIKO IWASAKI
Osam Kamimura
Takejiro Sueyoshi
General Manager, Core Technology Center
Research Engineer, Research Laboratories, Communication Device Research Group
Connected Home, Nokia Services & Software,Senior Solution Marketing Manager
NEC's effort toward Green IT
11:00-16:30AD-01 Meeting Room 301, International Conference Hall
RFID Seminner
Recent Status of EPCglobalCOO & Executive Director
Hamano, Michio
Total optimization of Value Chainby means of IT
DirectorInformation Economy DivisionCommerce and Information Policy Bureau
Yasuhiro Maeda
Newest trend of InternationalStandards for RFIDJapan chairman
Akira Shibata
RFID/IC Tag InnovationSecurity Smart ID Solutions DivisionProducts Development Department Director
KANDA Naoya
Obtain benefits from RFIDimplementation in Apparel Supply ChainSupply Chain Management & Project Development Dept.
Hideki YAMAUCHI
RFID proof experiment concerning distribution Crate sharing in dairy foodsBusiness Innovation Consulting Department, Senior Consultant
Masayuki Sasagawa
Advanced Sessions
9/30(Tue)
Economic departmentSenior
Department of business managementSophomore
Department of grobal business managementSophomore
(1) Conference Info
(2) Program
Tracks / Sessions Attendees
Keynote Speeches (K)
Guest Speeches (GS)
Green IT Symposium (SP)
Trend Sessions (TR)
5,949
1,252
472
1,777
18
2
6
18
Tracks / Sessions Attendees
Advanced Sessions (AD)
Communications Network Sessions (NT)
Industrial System Sessions (IS)
Software and Solutions Sessions (SS)
744
422
717
924
6
12
14
16
Tracks / Sessions Attendees
Exhibitor Seminars
TOTAL
1,398
13,655
46
138
Senior Analyst10:00-11:00G-01
Senior Vice President, General Manager, Ultra Mobility GroupAnand Chandrasekher
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
11:30-12:30
The vision of Microsoft:The Next Wave of Consumer Experience “Magical Windows”
G-02
Vice President, Consumer & Online InternationalShoji Doyama
Corporate Vice President, Windows Consumer Product MarketingBrad Brooks
Convention Hall AB, International Conference Hall
Intel's Mobility Vision
9/30(Tue)
Guest Speeches
The future of Automobile with Car Roboticsevolution and Communication technology
Masaru KitsuregawaMasato YamamotoToshiki MurataDaisuke Nishida
Toshiba's Semiconductor Business Strategy for Future Digital Society
Current Status and Future Prospectsof the Green IT Project
Latest Trend of the Solar Cell Industryin Japan and the World
Current Status and Future Expectationsin regard to the Evolving Solar Cell Technologies
International Standardization of Multi-viewVideo Coding for FTV (Free viewpoint TV)and Beyond
Towards the use of concealing informationbetween multi services and databases
The Role of Local Power that SupportsJapan’s Industrial Competitiveness
Marco Cassis
PanelistPresidentRepresentative Director and Co-PresidentSVP, Coporate Exective, President, VAIO Business GroupExecutive Officer, Corporate Vice President, Chief Technology ExecutiveDirector, IT Products Division, Panasonic AVC Networks CompanyCorporate Vice PresidentPresident, Personal Systems Business UnitManaging Executive, Consumer & Online Marketing Officer, Consumer & Online International
Chief Editor, Nikkei Personal Computing
Electronic and Information Technology Development Dept.Director
Energy Conservation Technology Development Dept.Director
Hitachi IT Equipment Energy Saving Plan– Harmonious Green Plan
Directions of next generation datacenterfor human and environment
Executive Vice PresidentGeneral ManagerJapan Region Global Consumer Business UnitGlobal Service Business Unit
Senior Network ArchitectTechnology Development GroupCommon Technology DivisionNetwork Software Development Dept.
ManagerDevelopment Division
ManagerNew Business Planning SectionAdvanced Product Planning DepartmentBusiness Planning DivisionHome Entertainment Business Group
Latest trend of intellectual propertymethod business of China
Tomoyuki Okamura
Research and Development of Universal Communication at Keihanna Laboratories
Senior MangerDevelopment and Manufacturing DivisionSoftware Development DepartmentSenior Manger
8. Conference
20 21
Conference
Communications Network Sessions
9/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
10:30-14:40AD-05 Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
JEITA's Display Device Forum 2008
The Opening Greeting for JEITADisplay Device Forum 2008Chairman, Display Devices Board
Yoshio Ooida
Global Environment Conservation Policy forJapanese FPD IndustryDirector, Information and Communication Electronics Division Commerce and Information Bureau
Takeo Hoshino
Future Trend of recycling for Flat PanelDisplay GlassesChairman, Display Devices Steering Committee
Toshio Yanagisawa
Contributions to the Global EnvironmentalConservation with LEDs and Applicationsto the BacklightBody electronics parts design dept.ⅡResearch & development div.
Toshinori Takahashi
Progress and Advancements of OLEDTechnologyFaculty of Engineering, Professor
Akiyoshi Mikami
Recent Trend and Future View for e-paperCorporate Technology Planning Center
Akira Suzuki
10/1(Wed) 10/3(Fri)
11:00-13:30AD-09 Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
The present and Future Technologyon Ultra-Realistic Communications
10/2(Thu) 11:00-12:00NT-01
Vice Chairman
Hiroshi Yasuda
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Apply to Network Society by SPC Technology
12:30-13:30NT-02
President
Yoshinori Kamiyama
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
14:00-15:00NT-03
Communications and Information network Associationof Japan (CIAJ)
Fumio Onimaru
Japan Voluntary Laboratory Association forTelecommunications Equipment (JVLATE)
Nobuhiro Nakanishi
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
What is “Shopin.TV”? The next-generationsearch engine MPEG7 video solution foronline shopping
15:30-16:30NT-04
Adviser, Director of ITOCHU Research Institute of InnovativeTechnology
Yoshio Matsumi
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Innovation, Innovative Technology,and Low Carbon Revolution
Current status and issues of MRAon the Free Trade
11:00-12:00IS-01
R&D CenterKunimasa Katayama
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Industrial System Sessions
9/30(Tue)
Panelist
Moderator
New Technology Development Dept.Leader, 3D Program Promotion Team
Vice President Director,Cyber Space Laboratories
Executive Research Engineer, NHK Science & Technical Research Laboratories
Innovative Imaging Laboratory Core Technology CenterTechnology Development Division
Research Institute of Electrical Communication・Deputy Director, Professor
Director-General,Keihannna Research Laboratories
Natsumi Isobe
Satoshi Ishibashi
Fumio Okano
Masahito Sato
Suzuki Yôiti
14:00-16:30AD-11 Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
Trend of Technology Related to ContentExecutive Director/Business Development Department
Tanaka Seiichi
■ Panel Discussion
The Advanced Technologies Extend the BraveNew World of Content
■ Panel Discussion
Lifestyle, Energy Consumption and Global Warming
Coordinator
Panelist
President & CEO
Executive Director
Technology Planning Division
Executive Officer
CEO
Kazuhiro Shimizu
Hiroyuki Seshita
Kiyohisa Sugii
Shingo Satou
Takafumi Kaya
11:00-12:00AD-13
ProducerHiroyuki SAKAI
Gerhard Fasol
How to Make Full High-Definition ImagesEasily – From Filming and Editing to Distribution
Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
13:30-17:00AD-14
4th Product Design Forum
Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
Lifestyle, Energy Consumption and Global WarmingPresident
Hidetoshi NAKAGAMI
Panelist
Coordinator
Editor-in-Chief, Nikkei Design
Yasushi Inoue
13:00-15:00NT-06 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Mobile Computing SecurityPanelist
Moderater
Marketing Planning
Network Services Business Unit Mobile Busines CenterManager
Prof, Information Technology Architecture
MCPC Chairman, Promotion and Marketing Committee
Senior ManagerHead of Next Generation Plannning Section“au” Technology Planning DepartmentMobile Network Development Division
Chairman of MCPC Security Committee
Akira Sugawara
SOICHI NISHIYAMA
Yoichi Seto
Hajime Muto
Takahiro Yokota
11:00-15:00IS-13 Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Future of digital contents
IntroductionChairman, Content Management Technology Sub-CommitteeProfessor, Department of Information System Engineering, Polytechnic UniversityKunio Ohno
Head, Managerial Steering CommitteeHiraku Amemiya
General Manager, Legal and Licensing Depertment
Tetsuro Daiki
Dr./Director
Uemura Yoshio
Director, Digital Information Planning Office,Planning Division, Administrative Department
Hisanori Tanaka
WriterRin Yano
15:30-16:30NT-08 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Life cycle management on healthyICT growth among worldwide
S.M. Balasubramaniyan
Ashok V. Dandekar
Shunichi Fujii
Vice President - Mission: Quality, R&D Services
Global WG Chai
10:00-17:00NT-09 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Opening Address
ATIE Past, Present and Future 1995-2008 forward
Relevance of ICT in Environmental Issues
Enterprise Communications in the Age of Sustainable Business
Further Advances in the Digital Convergence
2008 Taiwan Broad Band Market
The Future of Hong Kong’s Communications Industry
Evolution in Japanese Telecommunications
Closing Remarks
PresidentYoshiyuki Sukemune
ProfessorToshio Obi
Chairman EmeritusN K Goyal
PresidentStephen Ho
PresidentKyo Yong Lee
Director of Business DevelopmentKevin Mar
Vice ChairmanFranky Lai
Senior Vice PresidentHiroaki Takeichi
Senior Vice PresidentHiroaki Takeichi
10/3(Fri)
11:00-12:00NT-13 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Senior Research Fellow
Chief Consultant
Hiroshi SAYA
Kazuhisa MACHIDA
12:30-13:30NT-14 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
ICT Market Trend in China
Medical Device Industry in Japanand the Movement of Regulation andGlobal Standardization
11:00-12:00SS-01
ChiefMasahiro Mori
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Software and Solutions Sessions
9/30(Tue)
CAD Conference 2008～Class1 (Architecture) examinationmeasures and course establishment～
11:00-12:00SS-05
Professor of Cyber University
Toru MAEGAWA
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
10/1(Wed)
The Essence of SaaS
11:00-12:00SS-09
DirectorInfomation Service industry DivitionCommerce and Infomation Policy BureauToshihide Yahiro
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
10/2(Thu)
12:30-13:30SS-06
Senior Director, Sales Engineering, salesforce. com
Hitoshi Uchida
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
SaaS Today and Into the FutureInnovation. Not Infrastructure
14:00-15:00SS-07
SaaS Today and Into the FutureInnovation. Not Infrastructure
Iwao Nakayama
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
15:30-16:30SS-08 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Can SaaS find a big market? -What will be a trigger for the big explosion-
12:30-13:30SS-02
Semiconductor Equipment CompanyManagerSenior System Administrator VE LeaderSystem DepartmentBusiness Management Division
Shoici Yoshino
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
CAD Conference 2008～Class1 (Mechanical) examinationmeasures and course establishment～
14:00-15:00SS-03
ManagerPLM Solution Sales Department 1Sales Management Headquarters
Yuichi Utsumi
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
15:30-16:30SS-04CAD Conference 2008～3D CAD examination measuresand course establishment ②～
Aya Irisawa
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00IS-05
Industry Consulting, Senior Managing Consultant
Go Yasunao
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
10/1(Wed)
10/3(Fri)
12:30-13:30IS-06
Computer Science and Engineering
Keiji Kimura
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Software Development for Multicores
14:00-15:00IS-07
Graduate School of Information ScienceCenter for Embedded Computing Systems
Shinya Honda
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Technology of RTOS for Multicores
15:30-16:30IS-08
Chairman, TCG Committee, Information Technology Committee
Hisanori Mishima
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
The security frontier leveraged by TPM
15:30-16:30IS-16
Vice-Chairman (Senior Manager, Service Platform Resarch Laboratories,NEC Corporation)
Koichi KONISHI
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Introduction to Secure Platform
12:30-13:30IS-10
Server Committee Chairman
Takeshi MuranoiServer System Platform Committee Chairman
Kenichi IshibashiNetwork Storage Market Research Committee Chairman
Tetsuya Kishimoto
12:30-13:30IS-02
1st Government and Public Solutions Division Keiji IKEDA1st Government and Public Systems Division Yutaka KIMURA
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
ITS Standardization Activity (ISO TC204)
14:00-15:00IS-03
Takuro Ito
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Activity at JEITA for 3D annotatedmodels (An introduction of the JEITA3D annotated model guideline and the trials)
15:30-16:30IS-04
Technical Standardization Committee on Magnetic Recording Media
Yoji Inoue Yuu Yoshioka
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
What is a global environmentally-friendly storage system?
Introduction of Activities of Server CommitteeSurvey on Trends in Energy-Saving IT and inIntroduction of Green ITSurvey on User Trendsconcerning Network StorageApplication of SLA to Green IT
14:00-15:00IS-11
Solution Service Committee Chairman
Okyo Ito
SLA/SLM Committee Chairman
Yuichiro Okada
IT internal control committee ChairmanToshiya Kawai
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Market trend to affect J-SOX andPractical use of Statistics item listfor IT inside controｌ
15:30-16:30IS-12
Senior Specialist3D Engineering Innovation Department,Engineering Process Innovation Center
Atsushi Kitazaki
ManagerAdvanced Software Development Group, System Engineering Center
Shusuke Haruna
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
What should we do to Speed up EmbeddedSoftware Development?
Panelist
President & CEOYoshiro KITAHARAEnterprise Generalization Division SaaS Promotion DepartmentMGRYukio IWAMOTOCoordinater
Professor of Cyber UniversityToru MAEGAWA
Efforts Made for Optimal Trade Practices and Contracts to ImproveConfidence in the Information System
12:30-13:30SS-10
Attorney at law
Masao Yoshida
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Model Contract for Information Systemswhich Brings the Project to Success
Kazumasa Enami
Managing Director
General ManagerAdvanced Design CenterCorporate Marketing H.Q.
Chief Manager, Dr. EngGlobal Warming Prevention R'D Institite
Executive ResearcherNew Solutions Development Division
Kazuya Shimokawa
Masato Shimizu
Kenichi Ishida
Jun Fujimoto
10/1(Wed)
N K Goyal
11:00-12:00NT-05
Chairman Emeritus
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Environment Issues in Telecom
Senior Staff Photonic Systems Group/QuEST Forum Japan Hub Chaiman
CEO
15:30-16:30NT-16
Deputy Director of Telecommunications Consumer Policy Division,Telecommunications Business Department,Telecommunications Bureau
Shingo OKAMURA
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Towards Interoperability
14:00-15:00NT-15
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Network Systems Company,Network Systems Development DivisionGeneral ManagerKoro KenjiOki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.IP Telephony Promotion Center Senior EvangelistMasazumi Isaka
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Towards Interoperability
10/2(Thu)
11:00-12:00IS-09
Group Manager, Controller Platform Development III,Controller Development Group
Shinji Yoshida
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Visions and Challenges for the Enhancementof International Competitiveness of JapaneseContent Technology Industry from the Viewpointof "Map of Technology Strategy of Content"
ATIE (Asia Telecommunications Information Exchange) Forum
Masao Yamasawa
Paradigm change of the global mobilephone business and opportunities forJapanese mobile phone makers
Group ManagerDesign Process Innovation Group, Design Dept.VIIIEngineering & Design Div.Document System Business Group
Can you improve your Design Processby DPAM (Design ProcessAssessment and Improvement Model)?
A brief introduction for ISO/IECFCD24734: “Method for MeasuringDigital Printing Productivity”
AD Conference 2008～3D CAD examination measures and course establishment ①～
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
ManagerNo.2 PLM Service DivisionPLM Service Group
Marketing DivisioniPhone Business Promotion OfficeSenior Evangelist
22 23
Conference
Communications Network Sessions
9/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
10:30-14:40AD-05 Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
JEITA's Display Device Forum 2008
The Opening Greeting for JEITADisplay Device Forum 2008Chairman, Display Devices Board
Yoshio Ooida
Global Environment Conservation Policy forJapanese FPD IndustryDirector, Information and Communication Electronics Division Commerce and Information Bureau
Takeo Hoshino
Future Trend of recycling for Flat PanelDisplay GlassesChairman, Display Devices Steering Committee
Toshio Yanagisawa
Contributions to the Global EnvironmentalConservation with LEDs and Applicationsto the BacklightBody electronics parts design dept.ⅡResearch & development div.
Toshinori Takahashi
Progress and Advancements of OLEDTechnologyFaculty of Engineering, Professor
Akiyoshi Mikami
Recent Trend and Future View for e-paperCorporate Technology Planning Center
Akira Suzuki
10/1(Wed) 10/3(Fri)
11:00-13:30AD-09 Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
The present and Future Technologyon Ultra-Realistic Communications
10/2(Thu) 11:00-12:00NT-01
Vice Chairman
Hiroshi Yasuda
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Apply to Network Society by SPC Technology
12:30-13:30NT-02
President
Yoshinori Kamiyama
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
14:00-15:00NT-03
Communications and Information network Associationof Japan (CIAJ)
Fumio Onimaru
Japan Voluntary Laboratory Association forTelecommunications Equipment (JVLATE)
Nobuhiro Nakanishi
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
What is “Shopin.TV”? The next-generationsearch engine MPEG7 video solution foronline shopping
15:30-16:30NT-04
Adviser, Director of ITOCHU Research Institute of InnovativeTechnology
Yoshio Matsumi
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Innovation, Innovative Technology,and Low Carbon Revolution
Current status and issues of MRAon the Free Trade
11:00-12:00IS-01
R&D CenterKunimasa Katayama
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Industrial System Sessions
9/30(Tue)
Panelist
Moderator
New Technology Development Dept.Leader, 3D Program Promotion Team
Vice President Director,Cyber Space Laboratories
Executive Research Engineer, NHK Science & Technical Research Laboratories
Innovative Imaging Laboratory Core Technology CenterTechnology Development Division
Research Institute of Electrical Communication・Deputy Director, Professor
Director-General,Keihannna Research Laboratories
Natsumi Isobe
Satoshi Ishibashi
Fumio Okano
Masahito Sato
Suzuki Yôiti
14:00-16:30AD-11 Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
Trend of Technology Related to ContentExecutive Director/Business Development Department
Tanaka Seiichi
■ Panel Discussion
The Advanced Technologies Extend the BraveNew World of Content
■ Panel Discussion
Lifestyle, Energy Consumption and Global Warming
Coordinator
Panelist
President & CEO
Executive Director
Technology Planning Division
Executive Officer
CEO
Kazuhiro Shimizu
Hiroyuki Seshita
Kiyohisa Sugii
Shingo Satou
Takafumi Kaya
11:00-12:00AD-13
ProducerHiroyuki SAKAI
Gerhard Fasol
How to Make Full High-Definition ImagesEasily – From Filming and Editing to Distribution
Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
13:30-17:00AD-14
4th Product Design Forum
Meeting Room 301 A, International Conference Hall
Lifestyle, Energy Consumption and Global WarmingPresident
Hidetoshi NAKAGAMI
Panelist
Coordinator
Editor-in-Chief, Nikkei Design
Yasushi Inoue
13:00-15:00NT-06 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Mobile Computing SecurityPanelist
Moderater
Marketing Planning
Network Services Business Unit Mobile Busines CenterManager
Prof, Information Technology Architecture
MCPC Chairman, Promotion and Marketing Committee
Senior ManagerHead of Next Generation Plannning Section“au” Technology Planning DepartmentMobile Network Development Division
Chairman of MCPC Security Committee
Akira Sugawara
SOICHI NISHIYAMA
Yoichi Seto
Hajime Muto
Takahiro Yokota
11:00-15:00IS-13 Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Future of digital contents
IntroductionChairman, Content Management Technology Sub-CommitteeProfessor, Department of Information System Engineering, Polytechnic UniversityKunio Ohno
Head, Managerial Steering CommitteeHiraku Amemiya
General Manager, Legal and Licensing Depertment
Tetsuro Daiki
Dr./Director
Uemura Yoshio
Director, Digital Information Planning Office,Planning Division, Administrative Department
Hisanori Tanaka
WriterRin Yano
15:30-16:30NT-08 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Life cycle management on healthyICT growth among worldwide
S.M. Balasubramaniyan
Ashok V. Dandekar
Shunichi Fujii
Vice President - Mission: Quality, R&D Services
Global WG Chai
10:00-17:00NT-09 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Opening Address
ATIE Past, Present and Future 1995-2008 forward
Relevance of ICT in Environmental Issues
Enterprise Communications in the Age of Sustainable Business
Further Advances in the Digital Convergence
2008 Taiwan Broad Band Market
The Future of Hong Kong’s Communications Industry
Evolution in Japanese Telecommunications
Closing Remarks
PresidentYoshiyuki Sukemune
ProfessorToshio Obi
Chairman EmeritusN K Goyal
PresidentStephen Ho
PresidentKyo Yong Lee
Director of Business DevelopmentKevin Mar
Vice ChairmanFranky Lai
Senior Vice PresidentHiroaki Takeichi
Senior Vice PresidentHiroaki Takeichi
10/3(Fri)
11:00-12:00NT-13 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Senior Research Fellow
Chief Consultant
Hiroshi SAYA
Kazuhisa MACHIDA
12:30-13:30NT-14 Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
ICT Market Trend in China
Medical Device Industry in Japanand the Movement of Regulation andGlobal Standardization
11:00-12:00SS-01
ChiefMasahiro Mori
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Software and Solutions Sessions
9/30(Tue)
CAD Conference 2008～Class1 (Architecture) examinationmeasures and course establishment～
11:00-12:00SS-05
Professor of Cyber University
Toru MAEGAWA
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
10/1(Wed)
The Essence of SaaS
11:00-12:00SS-09
DirectorInfomation Service industry DivitionCommerce and Infomation Policy BureauToshihide Yahiro
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
10/2(Thu)
12:30-13:30SS-06
Senior Director, Sales Engineering, salesforce. com
Hitoshi Uchida
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
SaaS Today and Into the FutureInnovation. Not Infrastructure
14:00-15:00SS-07
SaaS Today and Into the FutureInnovation. Not Infrastructure
Iwao Nakayama
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
15:30-16:30SS-08 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Can SaaS find a big market? -What will be a trigger for the big explosion-
12:30-13:30SS-02
Semiconductor Equipment CompanyManagerSenior System Administrator VE LeaderSystem DepartmentBusiness Management Division
Shoici Yoshino
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
CAD Conference 2008～Class1 (Mechanical) examinationmeasures and course establishment～
14:00-15:00SS-03
ManagerPLM Solution Sales Department 1Sales Management Headquarters
Yuichi Utsumi
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
15:30-16:30SS-04CAD Conference 2008～3D CAD examination measuresand course establishment ②～
Aya Irisawa
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
11:00-12:00IS-05
Industry Consulting, Senior Managing Consultant
Go Yasunao
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
10/1(Wed)
10/3(Fri)
12:30-13:30IS-06
Computer Science and Engineering
Keiji Kimura
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Software Development for Multicores
14:00-15:00IS-07
Graduate School of Information ScienceCenter for Embedded Computing Systems
Shinya Honda
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Technology of RTOS for Multicores
15:30-16:30IS-08
Chairman, TCG Committee, Information Technology Committee
Hisanori Mishima
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
The security frontier leveraged by TPM
15:30-16:30IS-16
Vice-Chairman (Senior Manager, Service Platform Resarch Laboratories,NEC Corporation)
Koichi KONISHI
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Introduction to Secure Platform
12:30-13:30IS-10
Server Committee Chairman
Takeshi MuranoiServer System Platform Committee Chairman
Kenichi IshibashiNetwork Storage Market Research Committee Chairman
Tetsuya Kishimoto
12:30-13:30IS-02
1st Government and Public Solutions Division Keiji IKEDA1st Government and Public Systems Division Yutaka KIMURA
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
ITS Standardization Activity (ISO TC204)
14:00-15:00IS-03
Takuro Ito
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Activity at JEITA for 3D annotatedmodels (An introduction of the JEITA3D annotated model guideline and the trials)
15:30-16:30IS-04
Technical Standardization Committee on Magnetic Recording Media
Yoji Inoue Yuu Yoshioka
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
What is a global environmentally-friendly storage system?
Introduction of Activities of Server CommitteeSurvey on Trends in Energy-Saving IT and inIntroduction of Green ITSurvey on User Trendsconcerning Network StorageApplication of SLA to Green IT
14:00-15:00IS-11
Solution Service Committee Chairman
Okyo Ito
SLA/SLM Committee Chairman
Yuichiro Okada
IT internal control committee ChairmanToshiya Kawai
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Market trend to affect J-SOX andPractical use of Statistics item listfor IT inside controｌ
15:30-16:30IS-12
Senior Specialist3D Engineering Innovation Department,Engineering Process Innovation Center
Atsushi Kitazaki
ManagerAdvanced Software Development Group, System Engineering Center
Shusuke Haruna
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
What should we do to Speed up EmbeddedSoftware Development?
Panelist
President & CEOYoshiro KITAHARAEnterprise Generalization Division SaaS Promotion DepartmentMGRYukio IWAMOTOCoordinater
Professor of Cyber UniversityToru MAEGAWA
Efforts Made for Optimal Trade Practices and Contracts to ImproveConfidence in the Information System
12:30-13:30SS-10
Attorney at law
Masao Yoshida
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Model Contract for Information Systemswhich Brings the Project to Success
Kazumasa Enami
Managing Director
General ManagerAdvanced Design CenterCorporate Marketing H.Q.
Chief Manager, Dr. EngGlobal Warming Prevention R'D Institite
Executive ResearcherNew Solutions Development Division
Kazuya Shimokawa
Masato Shimizu
Kenichi Ishida
Jun Fujimoto
10/1(Wed)
N K Goyal
11:00-12:00NT-05
Chairman Emeritus
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Environment Issues in Telecom
Senior Staff Photonic Systems Group/QuEST Forum Japan Hub Chaiman
CEO
15:30-16:30NT-16
Deputy Director of Telecommunications Consumer Policy Division,Telecommunications Business Department,Telecommunications Bureau
Shingo OKAMURA
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Towards Interoperability
14:00-15:00NT-15
Oki Electric Industry Co., Ltd. Network Systems Company,Network Systems Development DivisionGeneral ManagerKoro KenjiOki Electric Industry Co., Ltd.IP Telephony Promotion Center Senior EvangelistMasazumi Isaka
Meeting Room 302, International Conference Hall
Towards Interoperability
10/2(Thu)
11:00-12:00IS-09
Group Manager, Controller Platform Development III,Controller Development Group
Shinji Yoshida
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
Visions and Challenges for the Enhancementof International Competitiveness of JapaneseContent Technology Industry from the Viewpointof "Map of Technology Strategy of Content"
ATIE (Asia Telecommunications Information Exchange) Forum
Masao Yamasawa
Paradigm change of the global mobilephone business and opportunities forJapanese mobile phone makers
Group ManagerDesign Process Innovation Group, Design Dept.VIIIEngineering & Design Div.Document System Business Group
Can you improve your Design Processby DPAM (Design ProcessAssessment and Improvement Model)?
A brief introduction for ISO/IECFCD24734: “Method for MeasuringDigital Printing Productivity”
AD Conference 2008～3D CAD examination measures and course establishment ①～
Meeting Room 303, International Conference Hall
ManagerNo.2 PLM Service DivisionPLM Service Group
Marketing DivisioniPhone Business Promotion OfficeSenior Evangelist
22 23
Conference
12:30-13:30CD1-06
Product Planning Group
Miyazawa Teruhisa
International Exhibition Hall 6
Future with Crystal Devices
14:00-15:00CD1-07
APM Group
Hiroshi NOGUCHI
International Exhibition Hall 6
The latest trend of ST's MEMS productportfolio to innovate consumer applications
15:30-16:30CD1-08
Technical Sales Support Group, ADSCApplication Engineer
Tsuyoshi Miyazaki
Shoichiro Inagaki
International Exhibition Hall 6
DDR2/3 and GDDR3 MeasurementSolution
11:00-12:00DN-01
Solution Business Strategy Dept.
Keiichi Nakajima
Digital Network (Exhibitor Seminars)
9/30(Tue)
MEDIA MODAL-SHIFT
11:00-12:00DN-05
Furuzawa Michiyasu
10/1(Wed)
12:30-13:30DN-02
Hideki Tomita
Ryu Yamamoto
Kosuke Takaba
11:00-12:00SS-13
Chief researcher/ProfessorNao Yasuda
Kobayashi Shinji
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
10/3(Fri)
The realities of individual informationleakage and idea of information property evaluation
11:00-12:00DN-09
Samukawa Masafumi
International Exhibition Hall 4
10/2(Thu)
Realizing SaaS-like System of Control viaSMFv2, and "Mobile Auto-Configuration"
12:30-13:30SS-14 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
In the cloud security solution
14:00-15:00SS-11
President, Update Technology CorporationNaoki Bando
15:30-16:30SS-12
Miki & Yoshida Law and Patent Office, Attorney at Law, Patent Attorney
President
Shigeru Miki
Stop web threats before they reach youProduct Marketing Division/Product Marketing Group MarketingProgram Manager
14:00-15:00SS-15 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Correspondence of internal controland information security managementDeputy General ManagerSolution Business Sales Division
Takanori Wakisaka
15:30-16:30SS-16 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
International Exhibition Hall 4
12:30-13:30CD1-02
Conductive Polymer Devices Dept.
Integrated Passive Compornents Dept.
Solution R&D Dept.
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment (Exhibitor Seminars)
9/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
Feature and advanced technology of "Conductive polymer aluminum solid capacitors"
International Exhibition Hall 6
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
The current state and the future of DRMPresident of Impress Imageworks, Inc.
Shinichi Murakami
Crystal clear uninterrupted videodistribution-IIC Web 3
14:00-15:00DN-03
Digital Systems Research CenterKenji Taima
KEISUKE ONISHI
ivDR, next step
15:30-16:30DN-04
Preshident,CEOThe University of Tokyo Visiting Professor
New Service and Global Strategy
We provide an affordable system that allows Japanese SMES to analyze where their profits and losses are coming from. Now is the time to ride the wave of the IT Revolution!
12:30-13:30DN-06
Kenichi Suzuki
Eiji Kobayashi
Tomiya Miyazaki
Representative Director
14:00-15:00DN-07
Green Ubiquitous Concept with HD-PLC Alliance
About the latest HD-PLC Technology trends
Communication Network Company. PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, General Manager,& Vice President of HD-PLC Alliance
Yuichi Hoshiyama
15:30-16:30DN-08
Your World OfficeSales Depart.
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
Business Promotion DivisionSEIL Business Unit
11:00-12:00DN-13
Tahira Hirotsugu
International Exhibition Hall 4
10/3(Fri)
Development strategy that IT productsmore artractiveVice-President
Yukihiro OsawaDivX, Inc.
12:30-13:30DN-10 International Exhibition Hall 4
14:00-15:00DN-11 International Exhibition Hall 4
Experience DivX Video
Hiroshi Suzuki
GE Smallworld (Japan) K.K.JR Souken Information Systems Co., Ltd.
15:30-16:30DN-12 International Exhibition Hall 4
Smallworld Infrastructure ManagementPlatform
14:00-15:00DN-15 International Exhibition Hall 4
New result's short presentations of NEDO's Proposal-based R&D programs
President & CEO
Kazuhiko Takamizawa
Research and Development Promotion Department
Junya Shoji
Graduate School of Science and Technology A.Prof.
HU ZHENCHENG
Institute for Human Science and Blomedical Engineering
Seiji Nakagawa
Uchida Lab.Prof.Suzuki Yoshito
15:30-16:30DN-16 International Exhibition Hall 4
Malti Payment Platform for Digital Convergence
Yutaka NozawaJapan
Toshiyuki Murakami
Toshiki Wakabayashi
Hidenori Suenaga
14:00-15:00CD1-03
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Paste for emvironmental material
International Exhibition Hall 6
11:00-12:00CD1-09
Manager, Technical Support Center
Super Debugging Tool for EmbeddedSystem Design
International Exhibition Hall 6
Shusaku NODA
12:30-13:30CD1-10
MMS Group
Osamu HARAGUCHISupport Department, Development Division
International Exhibition Hall 6
Norimasa Ishitobi
14:00-15:00CD1-11
Sonnet Software, Inc.
RF measurement techniques andthe reading its results, as the basicto use electromagnetic simulation
International Exhibition Hall 6
Chikara Mitsuyasu
15:30-16:30CD1-12
JEITA EC Center
Outline of AIS making supporting tool for REACH
International Exhibition Hall 6
Tamin P. Sidiki
10/3(Fri)
11:00-12:00CD1-13
DSM Engineering Plastics B.V.
Halogen-free Solution
International Exhibition Hall 6
Yoshio Shinose
12:30-13:30CD1-14
Manager, Applications Engineer
Key point for the Test of WirelessHD device
International Exhibition Hall 6
Hiroshi Usui
14:00-15:00CD1-15
Manager
Power Supply System Solutions for FPD TV～Realizing a thinner TV setthrough efficient power supply～
International Exhibition Hall 6
Kazunari AKIYAMA
15:30-16:30CD1-16
APM Group
International Exhibition Hall 6
MINORU NUMAGUCHI
15:30-16:30CD1-04
JEITA EC Center
Diffusion promotion activity ofEngineering chain managementand introduction case
International Exhibition Hall 6
Masahiko Nakatani
12:30-13:30CD2-02
Navigation Products Division
International Exhibition Hall 7
Masatoshi Yamai
14:00-15:00CD2-03
Discrete Semiconductor Div.Power Device Marketing &Engineering Dept.Senior Manager
Development Trend of PowerSemiconductor Devices
International Exhibition Hall 7
Isao Yamakawa
Kikuo Yoshida
Welcome to Gunma Prefecture: How to FindIndustrial/Commercial LandAssistant Section Chief
Tomioka Silk Mill’s Efforts toward UNESCOWorld Heritage Site RegistrationChairperson
12:30-13:30CD2-14
Reliability Technology Division
Approach for reliability improvement in semiconductor parts
International Exhibition Hall 7
Daisuke Murahara
14:00-15:00CD2-15
Memory Div. Memory Application Engineering Dept. MemoryApplication Engineering Group2Specialist
Technological Trends in Toshiba’sNAND Flash Memory Products
International Exhibition Hall 7
Keizo Mori
15:30-16:30CD2-16
TID Funded Embedded Software Project
Hong Kong Embedded System Solution Providers
International Exhibition Hall 7
Derek Poom
15:30-16:30CD2-04
Etani Electronics Co., Ltd.
Acoustic Measurement Technologyand Application
International Exhibition Hall 7
SHOKICHIRO HINO
12:30-13:30CD2-06
Marketing APTIV Business Leader
Introduction of VICTREX® PEEK™ Film
International Exhibition Hall 7
Toshio Ohnuma
14:00-15:00CD2-07
System Lsi Division System & Software Dept.Senior Manager
Technical Overview of softwarePlatform for Next Generation Media SoCs and Toshiba's Approaches
International Exhibition Hall 7
Shigenobu Minami
Nobuyuki Sakamoto
15:30-16:30CD2-08
Authorized Representative Japan
Introduction on Latest Technologiesand Products
International Exhibition Hall 7
11:00-12:00CD2-05
Senior Marketing manager/Security LSI Business Department
RFIC Development Department
(1) Emerging Applications for Fingerprint Authentication and Solutions
(2) IEEE 802.15.4 RF Module Solution
International Exhibition Hall 7
Yoshihisa Aida
Yasushi Kudo
12:30-13:30CD2-10
Market Development Manager-Electronics
Introduction of VICTREX® PEEK™Polymer and its electronics applications
International Exhibition Hall 7
Hideki Goda
14:00-15:00CD2-11
MONOZUKURI Initiative, WAZAZUKURI Center Solution & Application Technology Group
Placement of right resistor in the right place
International Exhibition Hall 7
Yoshinori Aruga
15:30-16:30CD2-12
Introducing Charms of Gunma,Optimal Business Location
International Exhibition Hall 7
11:00-12:00CD2-09
Field Application Manager
Xtensa multiprocessor solution formultimedia and network applications
International Exhibition Hall 7
Noriyasu Matsuno
Cortex-M3 based 32bit MCU "STM32", delivered at 8/16bit price level withinnovative debug function (Serial Wire Viewer and Real Time Trance)
Technology of lighting and Micro-Bubble
11:00-12:00CD1-05
Frontier Business Department Business Initiation Center
Public Utility Solutions Division/Solution Business Promotion Department
10/1(Wed)
Potential Application of ubiquitousinput and output divice
International Exhibition Hall 6
Ichiro KasaiHideyuki Fujimori
Yumiko Nakayama
11:00-12:00CD2-13 International Exhibition Hall 7
Marketing Department, URETEK Japan Co., Ltd.
Kazuhiko Kamekura
Eiji Kobayashi
Tomiya Miyazaki
Green Ubiquitous Concept with HD-PLC Alliance
About the latest HD-PLC Technology trends
Communication Network Company. PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, Director,& President of HD-PLC Alliance
Communication Network Company.PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, General Manager,& Vice President of HD-PLC Alliance
Graphics Controller LSI for EmbeddedApplications
12:30-13:30DN-14
Minoru Matsuyama
International Exhibition Hall 4
Digital Map Convergence
IT&ITS Business Division
Masashi SatoCorporate Business Division KIYOTO ISOBE
Development of a novel hearing-aidusing bone-conducted ultrasonicperception
The display technologies originated fromTohoku University
Direct Visual Navigation System
Optical pointing Device for MobileAppliance Technical Introduction ofOptical Finger Navigation
Guide to Gunma Information CenterAssistant Director
Yoshihito Kanazashi
Isao Kondo
The latest trend & application exampleof ST's LED backlight driver, supportingwide range of small to large LCD panel size
Communication Network Company. PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, General Manager,& Vice President of HD-PLC Alliance
Fixing Sunken Floors without InterruptingBusiness Operations
For Secure and Reliable InformationSystem Trade- Application of model trade and contracts in utilizingSaaS and ASP deals and package-based deals -
For Secure and Reliable Information System Trade- Promotion and utilization of alternative disputeresolution system (ADR) -
24 25
Conference
12:30-13:30CD1-06
Product Planning Group
Miyazawa Teruhisa
International Exhibition Hall 6
Future with Crystal Devices
14:00-15:00CD1-07
APM Group
Hiroshi NOGUCHI
International Exhibition Hall 6
The latest trend of ST's MEMS productportfolio to innovate consumer applications
15:30-16:30CD1-08
Technical Sales Support Group, ADSCApplication Engineer
Tsuyoshi Miyazaki
Shoichiro Inagaki
International Exhibition Hall 6
DDR2/3 and GDDR3 MeasurementSolution
11:00-12:00DN-01
Solution Business Strategy Dept.
Keiichi Nakajima
Digital Network (Exhibitor Seminars)
9/30(Tue)
MEDIA MODAL-SHIFT
11:00-12:00DN-05
Furuzawa Michiyasu
10/1(Wed)
12:30-13:30DN-02
Hideki Tomita
Ryu Yamamoto
Kosuke Takaba
11:00-12:00SS-13
Chief researcher/ProfessorNao Yasuda
Kobayashi Shinji
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
10/3(Fri)
The realities of individual informationleakage and idea of information property evaluation
11:00-12:00DN-09
Samukawa Masafumi
International Exhibition Hall 4
10/2(Thu)
Realizing SaaS-like System of Control viaSMFv2, and "Mobile Auto-Configuration"
12:30-13:30SS-14 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
In the cloud security solution
14:00-15:00SS-11
President, Update Technology CorporationNaoki Bando
15:30-16:30SS-12
Miki & Yoshida Law and Patent Office, Attorney at Law, Patent Attorney
President
Shigeru Miki
Stop web threats before they reach youProduct Marketing Division/Product Marketing Group MarketingProgram Manager
14:00-15:00SS-15 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
Correspondence of internal controland information security managementDeputy General ManagerSolution Business Sales Division
Takanori Wakisaka
15:30-16:30SS-16 Meeting Room 304, International Conference Hall
International Exhibition Hall 4
12:30-13:30CD1-02
Conductive Polymer Devices Dept.
Integrated Passive Compornents Dept.
Solution R&D Dept.
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment (Exhibitor Seminars)
9/30(Tue)
10/2(Thu)
Feature and advanced technology of "Conductive polymer aluminum solid capacitors"
International Exhibition Hall 6
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
The current state and the future of DRMPresident of Impress Imageworks, Inc.
Shinichi Murakami
Crystal clear uninterrupted videodistribution-IIC Web 3
14:00-15:00DN-03
Digital Systems Research CenterKenji Taima
KEISUKE ONISHI
ivDR, next step
15:30-16:30DN-04
Preshident,CEOThe University of Tokyo Visiting Professor
New Service and Global Strategy
We provide an affordable system that allows Japanese SMES to analyze where their profits and losses are coming from. Now is the time to ride the wave of the IT Revolution!
12:30-13:30DN-06
Kenichi Suzuki
Eiji Kobayashi
Tomiya Miyazaki
Representative Director
14:00-15:00DN-07
Green Ubiquitous Concept with HD-PLC Alliance
About the latest HD-PLC Technology trends
Communication Network Company. PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, General Manager,& Vice President of HD-PLC Alliance
Yuichi Hoshiyama
15:30-16:30DN-08
Your World OfficeSales Depart.
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
International Exhibition Hall 4
Business Promotion DivisionSEIL Business Unit
11:00-12:00DN-13
Tahira Hirotsugu
International Exhibition Hall 4
10/3(Fri)
Development strategy that IT productsmore artractiveVice-President
Yukihiro OsawaDivX, Inc.
12:30-13:30DN-10 International Exhibition Hall 4
14:00-15:00DN-11 International Exhibition Hall 4
Experience DivX Video
Hiroshi Suzuki
GE Smallworld (Japan) K.K.JR Souken Information Systems Co., Ltd.
15:30-16:30DN-12 International Exhibition Hall 4
Smallworld Infrastructure ManagementPlatform
14:00-15:00DN-15 International Exhibition Hall 4
New result's short presentations of NEDO's Proposal-based R&D programs
President & CEO
Kazuhiko Takamizawa
Research and Development Promotion Department
Junya Shoji
Graduate School of Science and Technology A.Prof.
HU ZHENCHENG
Institute for Human Science and Blomedical Engineering
Seiji Nakagawa
Uchida Lab.Prof.Suzuki Yoshito
15:30-16:30DN-16 International Exhibition Hall 4
Malti Payment Platform for Digital Convergence
Yutaka NozawaJapan
Toshiyuki Murakami
Toshiki Wakabayashi
Hidenori Suenaga
14:00-15:00CD1-03
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT
Paste for emvironmental material
International Exhibition Hall 6
11:00-12:00CD1-09
Manager, Technical Support Center
Super Debugging Tool for EmbeddedSystem Design
International Exhibition Hall 6
Shusaku NODA
12:30-13:30CD1-10
MMS Group
Osamu HARAGUCHISupport Department, Development Division
International Exhibition Hall 6
Norimasa Ishitobi
14:00-15:00CD1-11
Sonnet Software, Inc.
RF measurement techniques andthe reading its results, as the basicto use electromagnetic simulation
International Exhibition Hall 6
Chikara Mitsuyasu
15:30-16:30CD1-12
JEITA EC Center
Outline of AIS making supporting tool for REACH
International Exhibition Hall 6
Tamin P. Sidiki
10/3(Fri)
11:00-12:00CD1-13
DSM Engineering Plastics B.V.
Halogen-free Solution
International Exhibition Hall 6
Yoshio Shinose
12:30-13:30CD1-14
Manager, Applications Engineer
Key point for the Test of WirelessHD device
International Exhibition Hall 6
Hiroshi Usui
14:00-15:00CD1-15
Manager
Power Supply System Solutions for FPD TV～Realizing a thinner TV setthrough efficient power supply～
International Exhibition Hall 6
Kazunari AKIYAMA
15:30-16:30CD1-16
APM Group
International Exhibition Hall 6
MINORU NUMAGUCHI
15:30-16:30CD1-04
JEITA EC Center
Diffusion promotion activity ofEngineering chain managementand introduction case
International Exhibition Hall 6
Masahiko Nakatani
12:30-13:30CD2-02
Navigation Products Division
International Exhibition Hall 7
Masatoshi Yamai
14:00-15:00CD2-03
Discrete Semiconductor Div.Power Device Marketing &Engineering Dept.Senior Manager
Development Trend of PowerSemiconductor Devices
International Exhibition Hall 7
Isao Yamakawa
Kikuo Yoshida
Welcome to Gunma Prefecture: How to FindIndustrial/Commercial LandAssistant Section Chief
Tomioka Silk Mill’s Efforts toward UNESCOWorld Heritage Site RegistrationChairperson
12:30-13:30CD2-14
Reliability Technology Division
Approach for reliability improvement in semiconductor parts
International Exhibition Hall 7
Daisuke Murahara
14:00-15:00CD2-15
Memory Div. Memory Application Engineering Dept. MemoryApplication Engineering Group2Specialist
Technological Trends in Toshiba’sNAND Flash Memory Products
International Exhibition Hall 7
Keizo Mori
15:30-16:30CD2-16
TID Funded Embedded Software Project
Hong Kong Embedded System Solution Providers
International Exhibition Hall 7
Derek Poom
15:30-16:30CD2-04
Etani Electronics Co., Ltd.
Acoustic Measurement Technologyand Application
International Exhibition Hall 7
SHOKICHIRO HINO
12:30-13:30CD2-06
Marketing APTIV Business Leader
Introduction of VICTREX® PEEK™ Film
International Exhibition Hall 7
Toshio Ohnuma
14:00-15:00CD2-07
System Lsi Division System & Software Dept.Senior Manager
Technical Overview of softwarePlatform for Next Generation Media SoCs and Toshiba's Approaches
International Exhibition Hall 7
Shigenobu Minami
Nobuyuki Sakamoto
15:30-16:30CD2-08
Authorized Representative Japan
Introduction on Latest Technologiesand Products
International Exhibition Hall 7
11:00-12:00CD2-05
Senior Marketing manager/Security LSI Business Department
RFIC Development Department
(1) Emerging Applications for Fingerprint Authentication and Solutions
(2) IEEE 802.15.4 RF Module Solution
International Exhibition Hall 7
Yoshihisa Aida
Yasushi Kudo
12:30-13:30CD2-10
Market Development Manager-Electronics
Introduction of VICTREX® PEEK™Polymer and its electronics applications
International Exhibition Hall 7
Hideki Goda
14:00-15:00CD2-11
MONOZUKURI Initiative, WAZAZUKURI Center Solution & Application Technology Group
Placement of right resistor in the right place
International Exhibition Hall 7
Yoshinori Aruga
15:30-16:30CD2-12
Introducing Charms of Gunma,Optimal Business Location
International Exhibition Hall 7
11:00-12:00CD2-09
Field Application Manager
Xtensa multiprocessor solution formultimedia and network applications
International Exhibition Hall 7
Noriyasu Matsuno
Cortex-M3 based 32bit MCU "STM32", delivered at 8/16bit price level withinnovative debug function (Serial Wire Viewer and Real Time Trance)
Technology of lighting and Micro-Bubble
11:00-12:00CD1-05
Frontier Business Department Business Initiation Center
Public Utility Solutions Division/Solution Business Promotion Department
10/1(Wed)
Potential Application of ubiquitousinput and output divice
International Exhibition Hall 6
Ichiro KasaiHideyuki Fujimori
Yumiko Nakayama
11:00-12:00CD2-13 International Exhibition Hall 7
Marketing Department, URETEK Japan Co., Ltd.
Kazuhiko Kamekura
Eiji Kobayashi
Tomiya Miyazaki
Green Ubiquitous Concept with HD-PLC Alliance
About the latest HD-PLC Technology trends
Communication Network Company. PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, Director,& President of HD-PLC Alliance
Communication Network Company.PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, General Manager,& Vice President of HD-PLC Alliance
Graphics Controller LSI for EmbeddedApplications
12:30-13:30DN-14
Minoru Matsuyama
International Exhibition Hall 4
Digital Map Convergence
IT&ITS Business Division
Masashi SatoCorporate Business Division KIYOTO ISOBE
Development of a novel hearing-aidusing bone-conducted ultrasonicperception
The display technologies originated fromTohoku University
Direct Visual Navigation System
Optical pointing Device for MobileAppliance Technical Introduction ofOptical Finger Navigation
Guide to Gunma Information CenterAssistant Director
Yoshihito Kanazashi
Isao Kondo
The latest trend & application exampleof ST's LED backlight driver, supportingwide range of small to large LCD panel size
Communication Network Company. PLC Standardization & Alliance Office, General Manager,& Vice President of HD-PLC Alliance
Fixing Sunken Floors without InterruptingBusiness Operations
For Secure and Reliable InformationSystem Trade- Application of model trade and contracts in utilizingSaaS and ASP deals and package-based deals -
For Secure and Reliable Information System Trade- Promotion and utilization of alternative disputeresolution system (ADR) -
24 25
Conference
DigitalNetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTAL
(％)
0.2
1.7
15.4
28.8
23.5
10.3
4.3
2.4
4.1
7.6
0.5
0.3
0.8
0.1
(％)
45.8
35.7
35.9
28.0
32.7
(％)
19.9
2.2
76.2
1.7
(％)
88.0
73.8
30.1
13.2
1.9
6.3
8.0
56.0
5.2
(％)
11.8
24.9
29.7
33.6
0.3
1.9
15.2
28.5
24.3
10.0
4.1
2.1
4.0
7.8
0.6
0.4
0.7
0.1
47.5
37.9
37.3
29.1
32.7
19.9
2.2
76.2
1.7
90.0
75.7
32.6
13.2
1.8
5.9
7.5
58.1
4.8
12.2
25.6
30.0
32.2
0.3
1.6
14.2
27.9
23.7
11.4
4.4
2.1
4.7
8.5
0.5
0.3
0.2
0.2
46.1
37.0
36.8
30.5
33.7
20.1
2.0
76.1
1.8
89.9
77.1
32.5
14.7
2.3
7.4
9.8
55.4
4.8
12.8
25.3
30.8
31.1
1.1
3.4
11.3
27.6
26.6
6.8
5.6
2.3
6.8
7.9
−
0.6
−
−
52.5
39.0
39.0
33.9
32.8
14.1
−
85.9
−
93.2
84.7
33.9
15.3
1.1
4.5
6.8
58.8
5.6
8.6
27.2
34.0
30.2
9.7
27.3
22.5
40.5
16.8
41.7
31.1
6.4
2.7
1.1
0.1
0.1
13.8
42.7
33.0
6.7
2.2
1.5
0.1
−
11.2
28.7
37.7
16.7
3.9
1.6
−
0.2
12.5
22.0
25.5
29.5
8.0
2.5
−
−
10.3
29.3
24.9
35.5
16.8
40.5
31.6
6.9
2.8
1.2
0.2
−
14.0
42.6
32.2
7.3
2.4
1.4
0.1
−
13.1
27.3
35.7
18.0
4.4
1.5
−
−
12.6
21.1
26.9
29.7
6.3
3.4
−
−
7.4
37.1
22.8
32.7
16.4
40.1
33.9
4.8
3.0
1.2
0.6
−
16.0
42.7
32.0
6.0
2.0
1.3
−
−
10.0
31.7
38.3
18.3
1.7
−
−
−
11.1
37.1
22.2
18.5
7.4
3.7
−
−
Where did you travel from?
Hokkaido
Tohoku
Chiba
Tokyo
Kanagawa
Saitama
Ibaragi, Tochigi and Gunma
Hokuriku, Koshin-etsu
Tokai
Kinki
Chugoku
Shikoku
Kyushu, Okinawa
Overseas
CEATEC JAPAN 2007
CEATEC JAPAN 2006
CEATEC JAPAN 00-05
NA
What kind of ticket did you enter with?
Invitation (complimentary)
Invitation ticket for today
Prior registration via the web
Coupon obtained by mobile phone
Information on products and technologies
Understanding industry trends
Information on competing companies
Advance studies for possible product introduction
Business discussions
Opening business channels
Interchange and strengthening links with customers
General areas of interest
Other
Make decisions on purchases for own work
Provide opinions and guidance for purchases for own work
Gather information for study regarding purchases for own work
NA
Determine directives for product development
Provide opinions and guidance for product development
Gather information for study regarding product development
NA
■Please rate your level of satisfaction
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Understanding of industry trends
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Information on competing companies
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
TotalSat. Oct. 4Fri. Oct. 3Thu. Oct. 2Wed. Oct. 1Tue. Sept. 30
155,078
2,782
2,294
36,476
196,630
46,788
371
294
7,116
54,569
25,694
278
195
6,409
32,576
37,530
635
264
7,575
46,004
26,903
721
397
6,618
34,639
18,163
777
1,144
8,758
28,842
(2)Attributes of visitors
Business
Electronics, Information and communication manufacturer/Section
Electronic device manufacturer/Section
Software developer and system integrator
Car/ Vehicle manufacturer
Medical machinery manufacturer
General/Precision machinery manufacturer
Other manufacturer
Communication service provider
Internet service provider/Web creator
Broadcasting/Video service
Information processing/Service
Investigation/Consulting
IT business-trade
IT business-distribution and sales
Finance/Securities/Insurance
Publication/Advertisement/Printing
Construction/Real estate
Other service
Government office/Organization
School/Research institute
Other business/Student/Other
21.1
15.7
4.9
1.9
0.5
5.8
8.0
3.1
1.4
2.1
1.7
1.3
4.3
2.6
1.2
2.8
1.3
4.7
1.6
2.1
11.9
Occupation
Management/General affairs/Accounting
Consulting
Purchasing/Resource/Buyer
R & D
System management/Maintenance
Design/Engineering
Production/Manufacturing/Testing
Information processing/Operation
Investigation/Planning/Marketing
Public information/Advertisement
Sales
Other occupation/Student/Other
10.7
1.7
2.0
18.9
1.8
15.5
2.9
1.0
8.3
1.3
21.1
14.8
Gender
Male
Female
90.0
10.0
Age
Under 19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
Over 60
2.5
21.6
27.1
25.4
15.9
7.5
Job title
Owner/Director/Board member
Manager
General staff
9.0
27.3
63.7
Interest
Home & Personal
Business & Society
Semiconductors
Electronic Display Devices
Passive Components
Structural, Functional Components
Materials, Power Sources, Batteries
Measuring, Testing and Manufacturing Equipment, Jisso Manufacturing Process
Technology Solutions
PR
42.9
17.9
13.2
7.4
2.3
4.1
4.1
2.4
4.8
0.9
Digital Network
Stage
Electronic
Components,
Devices &
Industrial
Equipment
Stage
The questionnaire from the Internet was held after the exhibition.Visitors were classified according to their objective (Stage), and this data has been collated as follows
(3)Results of visitor questionnaire(1)Number of visitors to CEATEC JAPAN 2008
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
9.7
26.4
23.1
40.8
(％)
16.5
40.6
31.5
7.1
2.8
1.1
0.3
0.1
(％)
13.4
42.3
32.9
7.3
2.4
1.6
0.1
−
(％)
11.7
28.9
36.5
17.5
3.7
1.5
−
0.2
(％)
11.5
22.1
26.8
29.0
7.2
3.4
−
−
Have you attended previous CEATEC JAPAN, JES or COM-JAPAN exhibitions? (multiple answers accepted)
Japan Electronics Show (JES) before 1999COM JAPAN
Are you involved with purchasing (procurement) in your company?
Are you involved in product development?
Information on new products and technologies
Advance studies for possible product introduction
Registrants/Japan
Registrants/Overseas
Registrants/Press
Exhibitor-related
Total
What is the primary purpose of your visit? (multiple answers accepted)
9. NUMBER AND ANALYSIS OF VISITORS
26 27
Analysis of Visitors
DigitalNetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTAL
(％)
0.2
1.7
15.4
28.8
23.5
10.3
4.3
2.4
4.1
7.6
0.5
0.3
0.8
0.1
(％)
45.8
35.7
35.9
28.0
32.7
(％)
19.9
2.2
76.2
1.7
(％)
88.0
73.8
30.1
13.2
1.9
6.3
8.0
56.0
5.2
(％)
11.8
24.9
29.7
33.6
0.3
1.9
15.2
28.5
24.3
10.0
4.1
2.1
4.0
7.8
0.6
0.4
0.7
0.1
47.5
37.9
37.3
29.1
32.7
19.9
2.2
76.2
1.7
90.0
75.7
32.6
13.2
1.8
5.9
7.5
58.1
4.8
12.2
25.6
30.0
32.2
0.3
1.6
14.2
27.9
23.7
11.4
4.4
2.1
4.7
8.5
0.5
0.3
0.2
0.2
46.1
37.0
36.8
30.5
33.7
20.1
2.0
76.1
1.8
89.9
77.1
32.5
14.7
2.3
7.4
9.8
55.4
4.8
12.8
25.3
30.8
31.1
1.1
3.4
11.3
27.6
26.6
6.8
5.6
2.3
6.8
7.9
−
0.6
−
−
52.5
39.0
39.0
33.9
32.8
14.1
−
85.9
−
93.2
84.7
33.9
15.3
1.1
4.5
6.8
58.8
5.6
8.6
27.2
34.0
30.2
9.7
27.3
22.5
40.5
16.8
41.7
31.1
6.4
2.7
1.1
0.1
0.1
13.8
42.7
33.0
6.7
2.2
1.5
0.1
−
11.2
28.7
37.7
16.7
3.9
1.6
−
0.2
12.5
22.0
25.5
29.5
8.0
2.5
−
−
10.3
29.3
24.9
35.5
16.8
40.5
31.6
6.9
2.8
1.2
0.2
−
14.0
42.6
32.2
7.3
2.4
1.4
0.1
−
13.1
27.3
35.7
18.0
4.4
1.5
−
−
12.6
21.1
26.9
29.7
6.3
3.4
−
−
7.4
37.1
22.8
32.7
16.4
40.1
33.9
4.8
3.0
1.2
0.6
−
16.0
42.7
32.0
6.0
2.0
1.3
−
−
10.0
31.7
38.3
18.3
1.7
−
−
−
11.1
37.1
22.2
18.5
7.4
3.7
−
−
Where did you travel from?
Hokkaido
Tohoku
Chiba
Tokyo
Kanagawa
Saitama
Ibaragi, Tochigi and Gunma
Hokuriku, Koshin-etsu
Tokai
Kinki
Chugoku
Shikoku
Kyushu, Okinawa
Overseas
CEATEC JAPAN 2007
CEATEC JAPAN 2006
CEATEC JAPAN 00-05
NA
What kind of ticket did you enter with?
Invitation (complimentary)
Invitation ticket for today
Prior registration via the web
Coupon obtained by mobile phone
Information on products and technologies
Understanding industry trends
Information on competing companies
Advance studies for possible product introduction
Business discussions
Opening business channels
Interchange and strengthening links with customers
General areas of interest
Other
Make decisions on purchases for own work
Provide opinions and guidance for purchases for own work
Gather information for study regarding purchases for own work
NA
Determine directives for product development
Provide opinions and guidance for product development
Gather information for study regarding product development
NA
■Please rate your level of satisfaction
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Understanding of industry trends
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Information on competing companies
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
TotalSat. Oct. 4Fri. Oct. 3Thu. Oct. 2Wed. Oct. 1Tue. Sept. 30
155,078
2,782
2,294
36,476
196,630
46,788
371
294
7,116
54,569
25,694
278
195
6,409
32,576
37,530
635
264
7,575
46,004
26,903
721
397
6,618
34,639
18,163
777
1,144
8,758
28,842
(2)Attributes of visitors
Business
Electronics, Information and communication manufacturer/Section
Electronic device manufacturer/Section
Software developer and system integrator
Car/ Vehicle manufacturer
Medical machinery manufacturer
General/Precision machinery manufacturer
Other manufacturer
Communication service provider
Internet service provider/Web creator
Broadcasting/Video service
Information processing/Service
Investigation/Consulting
IT business-trade
IT business-distribution and sales
Finance/Securities/Insurance
Publication/Advertisement/Printing
Construction/Real estate
Other service
Government office/Organization
School/Research institute
Other business/Student/Other
21.1
15.7
4.9
1.9
0.5
5.8
8.0
3.1
1.4
2.1
1.7
1.3
4.3
2.6
1.2
2.8
1.3
4.7
1.6
2.1
11.9
Occupation
Management/General affairs/Accounting
Consulting
Purchasing/Resource/Buyer
R & D
System management/Maintenance
Design/Engineering
Production/Manufacturing/Testing
Information processing/Operation
Investigation/Planning/Marketing
Public information/Advertisement
Sales
Other occupation/Student/Other
10.7
1.7
2.0
18.9
1.8
15.5
2.9
1.0
8.3
1.3
21.1
14.8
Gender
Male
Female
90.0
10.0
Age
Under 19
20-29
30-39
40-49
50-59
Over 60
2.5
21.6
27.1
25.4
15.9
7.5
Job title
Owner/Director/Board member
Manager
General staff
9.0
27.3
63.7
Interest
Home & Personal
Business & Society
Semiconductors
Electronic Display Devices
Passive Components
Structural, Functional Components
Materials, Power Sources, Batteries
Measuring, Testing and Manufacturing Equipment, Jisso Manufacturing Process
Technology Solutions
PR
42.9
17.9
13.2
7.4
2.3
4.1
4.1
2.4
4.8
0.9
Digital Network
Stage
Electronic
Components,
Devices &
Industrial
Equipment
Stage
The questionnaire from the Internet was held after the exhibition.Visitors were classified according to their objective (Stage), and this data has been collated as follows
(3)Results of visitor questionnaire(1)Number of visitors to CEATEC JAPAN 2008
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
(％)
9.7
26.4
23.1
40.8
(％)
16.5
40.6
31.5
7.1
2.8
1.1
0.3
0.1
(％)
13.4
42.3
32.9
7.3
2.4
1.6
0.1
−
(％)
11.7
28.9
36.5
17.5
3.7
1.5
−
0.2
(％)
11.5
22.1
26.8
29.0
7.2
3.4
−
−
Have you attended previous CEATEC JAPAN, JES or COM-JAPAN exhibitions? (multiple answers accepted)
Japan Electronics Show (JES) before 1999COM JAPAN
Are you involved with purchasing (procurement) in your company?
Are you involved in product development?
Information on new products and technologies
Advance studies for possible product introduction
Registrants/Japan
Registrants/Overseas
Registrants/Press
Exhibitor-related
Total
What is the primary purpose of your visit? (multiple answers accepted)
9. NUMBER AND ANALYSIS OF VISITORS
26 27
Analysis of Visitors
28 29
DigitalNetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTAL
(％)
8.0
35.8
28.3
20.7
3.2
1.1
0.2
2.7
(％)
20.0
27.7
25.6
10.8
9.7
2.6
2.1
1.5
(％)
55.6
30.9
8.6
3.4
1.2
0.3
(％)
32.2
39.2
18.4
7.5
2.3
0.4
(％)
32.8
44.1
16.2
4.5
2.0
0.4
(％)
13.9
35.4
31.9
13.9
4.3
0.6
(％)
14.8
39.1
33.0
9.6
2.9
0.6
(％)
43.3
44.1
9.5
2.2
0.6
0.3
(％)
35.0
47.7
12.8
3.2
1.0
0.3
(％)
23.0
41.7
26.2
6.7
2.0
0.4
(％)
19.9
37.4
31.7
7.4
2.5
1.1
(％)
24.9
45.3
23.6
4.1
1.3
0.8
(％)
12.8
34.6
40.6
8.1
2.9
1.0
(％)
10.9
44.2
34.8
4.7
3.5
1.6
0.3
(％)
32.7
44.7
15.8
5.9
0.9
(％)
56.5
61.4
64.0
3.9
8.7
(％)
66.8
59.7
7.7
6.1
(％)
74.9
24.0
1.1
11.1
3.7
18.5
59.3
3.7
−
−
3.7
9.0
12.4
22.5
41.5
7.9
4.5
1.1
1.1
7.1
20.4
37.9
25.7
5.3
2.7
0.9
−
26.2
40.8
23.8
4.6
2.5
1.8
0.3
−
11.6
41.1
28.3
12.2
3.4
0.9
0.3
2.2
11.1
11.1
18.5
55.6
−
−
−
3.7
9.1
17.0
20.6
42.0
4.5
6.8
−
−
11.1
20.5
39.2
19.7
6.0
2.6
0.9
−
26.6
40.4
24.6
4.4
2.0
1.5
0.5
−
11.1
41.4
26.8
13.2
3.6
1.0
0.4
2.5
−
−
−
100.0
−
−
−
−
25.0
−
25.0
50.0
−
−
−
−
8.3
−
50.0
41.7
−
−
−
−
26.9
41.4
23.1
3.8
3.8
1.0
−
−
12.0
42.8
24.1
17.5
1.8
0.6
−
1.2
8.0
35.1
27.9
21.7
3.2
1.1
0.2
2.8
20.1
27.7
26.0
10.7
10.7
2.4
1.2
1.2
56.7
30.6
8.2
3.3
1.0
0.2
32.6
39.3
18.1
7.7
2.0
0.3
33.0
44.7
15.9
4.5
1.6
0.3
8.7
37.8
28.4
18.6
3.1
1.2
0.3
1.9
20.7
29.3
27.6
11.2
6.9
1.7
−
2.6
54.8
31.1
9.3
3.3
1.2
0.3
32.2
40.3
17.8
7.5
1.9
0.3
31.7
44.7
17.3
4.4
1.7
0.2
7.8
39.1
32.8
14.8
1.6
0.8
−
3.1
20.4
26.5
29.0
11.1
8.0
3.1
1.9
−
55.3
30.5
6.8
5.1
1.7
0.6
31.6
43.5
15.3
7.9
1.7
−
33.3
42.4
14.7
7.9
1.7
−
13.7
36.8
31.0
14.0
4.0
0.5
14.5
39.2
33.4
9.7
2.7
0.5
43.5
44.4
9.3
2.1
0.5
0.2
35.0
48.3
12.6
3.1
0.8
0.2
22.8
43.5
25.2
6.4
1.8
0.3
19.7
38.0
32.0
7.3
2.1
0.9
14.0
36.0
31.3
14.4
3.9
0.4
14.9
40.1
33.5
8.8
2.4
0.3
43.1
44.6
9.9
1.8
0.5
0.1
35.4
47.0
13.4
3.2
0.8
0.2
21.8
42.8
26.3
7.0
1.8
0.3
19.3
37.4
33.3
7.0
2.3
0.7
14.1
39.0
33.9
9.0
3.4
0.6
15.3
41.7
29.4
9.6
3.4
0.6
48.0
42.4
7.3
1.7
0.6
−
40.7
42.4
12.4
2.8
1.7
−
26.6
36.2
29.9
5.6
1.7
−
20.9
39.5
26.0
9.0
2.3
2.3
24.9
45.3
24.0
4.0
1.1
0.7
12.3
34.7
41.6
7.8
2.7
0.9
11.0
44.6
34.9
4.4
3.4
1.5
0.2
32.7
45.5
15.0
5.9
0.9
57.5
63.1
64.4
3.8
8.0
71.4
58.2
7.4
5.2
77.2
21.9
0.9
25.7
46.9
22.4
3.5
1.2
0.3
12.6
35.7
40.6
8.1
2.4
0.6
11.2
45.4
34.2
4.4
3.2
1.3
0.3
36.4
44.2
13.7
4.9
0.8
57.5
64.2
65.2
4.5
6.9
61.2
73.1
8.7
3.8
77.0
21.9
1.1
27.7
43.5
20.9
4.5
1.7
1.7
11.9
40.7
34.9
7.9
2.3
2.3
11.9
51.5
28.2
2.8
4.5
−
1.1
37.9
42.4
13.0
5.6
1.1
63.4
69.7
63.4
9.2
7.7
62.7
59.2
9.2
7.0
80.3
16.9
2.8
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Conference
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
■
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Fosters the dreams of the near future
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for directly experiencing future issues
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Helps build relationships between exhibitors and visitors
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Provides a comprehensive look at industry trends
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for product purchasing and ordering
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for product and technology development
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for opening new business channels
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
What is your overall opinion of CEATEC JAPAN 2008
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Very interested
Somewhat interested
No opinion
Not very interested
Not interested at all
North America
Europe
East Asia (China, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong)
Others
Can't tell
Digital network-related
Electronic components, devices and manufacturing equipment-related
Others
Can't tell
Do you plan to visit CEATEC JAPAN 2009?
Definitely yes
Undecided
Do not plan to attend
Business discussions
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Opening business channels
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Interchange and strengthening links with customers
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
General areas of interest
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
■ Areas you visited
Digital Network Stage
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
(％)
8.8
8.8
17.6
56.0
5.9
−
−
2.9
(％)
8.0
14.2
20.4
42.3
8.0
5.3
0.9
0.9
(％)
9.1
20.3
38.4
20.3
7.7
2.8
1.4
−
(％)
26.3
40.1
23.9
5.1
2.5
1.8
0.3
−
(％)
11.0
40.3
28.2
13.2
3.5
1.0
0.4
2.4
Analysis of Visitors
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage
What is your impression of CEATEC JAPAN?
One of Japan's leading exhibitions in the IT field
A global exhibition valuable for gathering and conveying information
Provides ample information on the newest products and technologies
Driver of the trend toward "digital convergence"
Level of interest in having more exhibitors from overseas at CEATEC JAPAN
Exhibitors from which of the following regions interest you most (multiple answers accepted)
Overseas exhibitors from in which fields interest you most (multiple answers accepted)
28 29
DigitalNetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTALDigital
NetworkStage
ElectronicComponents,
Devices & IndustrialEquipment Stage
Conference TOTAL
(％)
8.0
35.8
28.3
20.7
3.2
1.1
0.2
2.7
(％)
20.0
27.7
25.6
10.8
9.7
2.6
2.1
1.5
(％)
55.6
30.9
8.6
3.4
1.2
0.3
(％)
32.2
39.2
18.4
7.5
2.3
0.4
(％)
32.8
44.1
16.2
4.5
2.0
0.4
(％)
13.9
35.4
31.9
13.9
4.3
0.6
(％)
14.8
39.1
33.0
9.6
2.9
0.6
(％)
43.3
44.1
9.5
2.2
0.6
0.3
(％)
35.0
47.7
12.8
3.2
1.0
0.3
(％)
23.0
41.7
26.2
6.7
2.0
0.4
(％)
19.9
37.4
31.7
7.4
2.5
1.1
(％)
24.9
45.3
23.6
4.1
1.3
0.8
(％)
12.8
34.6
40.6
8.1
2.9
1.0
(％)
10.9
44.2
34.8
4.7
3.5
1.6
0.3
(％)
32.7
44.7
15.8
5.9
0.9
(％)
56.5
61.4
64.0
3.9
8.7
(％)
66.8
59.7
7.7
6.1
(％)
74.9
24.0
1.1
11.1
3.7
18.5
59.3
3.7
−
−
3.7
9.0
12.4
22.5
41.5
7.9
4.5
1.1
1.1
7.1
20.4
37.9
25.7
5.3
2.7
0.9
−
26.2
40.8
23.8
4.6
2.5
1.8
0.3
−
11.6
41.1
28.3
12.2
3.4
0.9
0.3
2.2
11.1
11.1
18.5
55.6
−
−
−
3.7
9.1
17.0
20.6
42.0
4.5
6.8
−
−
11.1
20.5
39.2
19.7
6.0
2.6
0.9
−
26.6
40.4
24.6
4.4
2.0
1.5
0.5
−
11.1
41.4
26.8
13.2
3.6
1.0
0.4
2.5
−
−
−
100.0
−
−
−
−
25.0
−
25.0
50.0
−
−
−
−
8.3
−
50.0
41.7
−
−
−
−
26.9
41.4
23.1
3.8
3.8
1.0
−
−
12.0
42.8
24.1
17.5
1.8
0.6
−
1.2
8.0
35.1
27.9
21.7
3.2
1.1
0.2
2.8
20.1
27.7
26.0
10.7
10.7
2.4
1.2
1.2
56.7
30.6
8.2
3.3
1.0
0.2
32.6
39.3
18.1
7.7
2.0
0.3
33.0
44.7
15.9
4.5
1.6
0.3
8.7
37.8
28.4
18.6
3.1
1.2
0.3
1.9
20.7
29.3
27.6
11.2
6.9
1.7
−
2.6
54.8
31.1
9.3
3.3
1.2
0.3
32.2
40.3
17.8
7.5
1.9
0.3
31.7
44.7
17.3
4.4
1.7
0.2
7.8
39.1
32.8
14.8
1.6
0.8
−
3.1
20.4
26.5
29.0
11.1
8.0
3.1
1.9
−
55.3
30.5
6.8
5.1
1.7
0.6
31.6
43.5
15.3
7.9
1.7
−
33.3
42.4
14.7
7.9
1.7
−
13.7
36.8
31.0
14.0
4.0
0.5
14.5
39.2
33.4
9.7
2.7
0.5
43.5
44.4
9.3
2.1
0.5
0.2
35.0
48.3
12.6
3.1
0.8
0.2
22.8
43.5
25.2
6.4
1.8
0.3
19.7
38.0
32.0
7.3
2.1
0.9
14.0
36.0
31.3
14.4
3.9
0.4
14.9
40.1
33.5
8.8
2.4
0.3
43.1
44.6
9.9
1.8
0.5
0.1
35.4
47.0
13.4
3.2
0.8
0.2
21.8
42.8
26.3
7.0
1.8
0.3
19.3
37.4
33.3
7.0
2.3
0.7
14.1
39.0
33.9
9.0
3.4
0.6
15.3
41.7
29.4
9.6
3.4
0.6
48.0
42.4
7.3
1.7
0.6
−
40.7
42.4
12.4
2.8
1.7
−
26.6
36.2
29.9
5.6
1.7
−
20.9
39.5
26.0
9.0
2.3
2.3
24.9
45.3
24.0
4.0
1.1
0.7
12.3
34.7
41.6
7.8
2.7
0.9
11.0
44.6
34.9
4.4
3.4
1.5
0.2
32.7
45.5
15.0
5.9
0.9
57.5
63.1
64.4
3.8
8.0
71.4
58.2
7.4
5.2
77.2
21.9
0.9
25.7
46.9
22.4
3.5
1.2
0.3
12.6
35.7
40.6
8.1
2.4
0.6
11.2
45.4
34.2
4.4
3.2
1.3
0.3
36.4
44.2
13.7
4.9
0.8
57.5
64.2
65.2
4.5
6.9
61.2
73.1
8.7
3.8
77.0
21.9
1.1
27.7
43.5
20.9
4.5
1.7
1.7
11.9
40.7
34.9
7.9
2.3
2.3
11.9
51.5
28.2
2.8
4.5
−
1.1
37.9
42.4
13.0
5.6
1.1
63.4
69.7
63.4
9.2
7.7
62.7
59.2
9.2
7.0
80.3
16.9
2.8
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Conference
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
■
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Fosters the dreams of the near future
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for directly experiencing future issues
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Helps build relationships between exhibitors and visitors
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Provides a comprehensive look at industry trends
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for product purchasing and ordering
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for product and technology development
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
Valuable for opening new business channels
Definitely true
I think so
No opinion
I don't really think so
Definitely not
Forgotten
What is your overall opinion of CEATEC JAPAN 2008
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Very interested
Somewhat interested
No opinion
Not very interested
Not interested at all
North America
Europe
East Asia (China, Korea, Taiwan, Hong Kong)
Others
Can't tell
Digital network-related
Electronic components, devices and manufacturing equipment-related
Others
Can't tell
Do you plan to visit CEATEC JAPAN 2009?
Definitely yes
Undecided
Do not plan to attend
Business discussions
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Opening business channels
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
Interchange and strengthening links with customers
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
General areas of interest
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
■ Areas you visited
Digital Network Stage
Very satisfied
Satisfied
Somewhat satisfied
No opinion
Somewhat dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
Very dissatisfied
Forgotten
(％)
8.8
8.8
17.6
56.0
5.9
−
−
2.9
(％)
8.0
14.2
20.4
42.3
8.0
5.3
0.9
0.9
(％)
9.1
20.3
38.4
20.3
7.7
2.8
1.4
−
(％)
26.3
40.1
23.9
5.1
2.5
1.8
0.3
−
(％)
11.0
40.3
28.2
13.2
3.5
1.0
0.4
2.4
Analysis of Visitors
Electronic Components, Devices & Industrial Equipment Stage
What is your impression of CEATEC JAPAN?
One of Japan's leading exhibitions in the IT field
A global exhibition valuable for gathering and conveying information
Provides ample information on the newest products and technologies
Driver of the trend toward "digital convergence"
Level of interest in having more exhibitors from overseas at CEATEC JAPAN
Exhibitors from which of the following regions interest you most (multiple answers accepted)
Overseas exhibitors from in which fields interest you most (multiple answers accepted)
(1)Press releases made toward the press and media①Issued press release calling for applications to exhibit (Feb. 14)
②Released application acceptance notification for Digital Content Business Park (Feb. 20)
③Will open with wider measures in the content field (Apr. 21)
④CEATEC JAPAN 2008 to Open in October (July 17)
⑤Decision made on Life Content Frontier program outline (July 29)
⑥Start taking online applications for auditors for Conferences, Details of Guest Speech have been decided (Aug. 27)
⑦Opened Nippon Innovation Plaza (Sept. 18)
⑧CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Opening on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 at Makuhari Messe! (Sept. 29)
⑨CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Concludes (Oct. 4)
(4)CEATEC JAPAN Official Mail MagazineThis mail magazine is issued every Friday to CEATEC JAPAN 2008
registered visitors and past visitors on the database.
①Number of issuance: 224,000 (those who requested information distribution)
②Number of times delivered: 15
(5)Web magazineThe first volume was issued on July 4. Since then, viewpoints of
CEATEC JAPAN and newsworthy information were rapidly introduced.
Total number of issuance: 79 (articles on exhibitors: 58, topics: 21)
(6)PR tools production
①Posters (sizes: B1, B2, B3): for distribution to exhibitors and cooperating organizations
②Set of invitation tickets, announcements, envelopes (English and Japanese): for distribution to exhibitors, related organizations, and media
③Entrance pass (on postcard): delivered by post to pre-registered visitors
④Floor map: for distribution to visitors during the show
⑤Ichioshi Navi (navigation through recommended sites) handbook: given to first 2,000 visitors
⑥English directory: for distribution to all overseas visitors during the show
⑦Daily News for exhibitors (vol. 1 to 6): for distribution to all exhibitor booths (vol. 6 was delivered via post)
⑧Daily Conference Program: for delivery of conference and event
information of the day during the show.
⑨Area promotion leaflet: posted leaflets for surrounding Makuhari corporations and Bay Town area residents notifying the commencement of the show
(4)Results of TV coverage in Japan
(5)Results of TV coverage in Overseas(3)Number of articles in print and web media
(1)Newspaper advertising (3)Online advertising
(2)Magazine advertising
(2008.11.30.present)
Date TV station Program Air timeCEATECair time
September 29
(the day before)
September 30
(firs day)
October 1
October 2
October 3
October 4
October 5
October 9
October 10
TV station Program CEATEC air timeAir timeCEATEC JAPAN 2007(10/2-10/6)
CEATEC JAPAN 2008(9/30-10/4)
Before the exhibition
During the exhibition
After the exhibition
Exhibitors and others
Web
Total
225
317
163
309
489
1,503
237
300
176
334
802
1,849
Date of insertion
Science News
Science News
NEP
Wall Street Journal (Europe)
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Dempa
Wall Street Journal (Europe)
Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Nikko Forum
Science News
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Wall Street Journal (Europe)
The Telecom-Economic News
The Tsushin Kogyo Shimbun
Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal The Nikkei Industry
Dempa Times
Dempa
Dempa Times
BCN
Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal (Europe)
Dempa Times
Dempa
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Dempa Times
Automation Review
Dempa (Metropolitan)
Dempa (Kanto)
Official Bulletin of Economy, trade and Industry
Dempa Times
Official Bulletin of Economy, trade and Industry
The Telecom-Economic News
Dempa Times
Dempa
The Nikkei
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Nikkan Kogyo ShimbunDempa
Automation Review
8/22
8/29
9/1
9/1
9/1
9/8
9/8
9/9
9/9
9/10
9/12
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/16
9/16
9/17
9/17
9/19
9/19
9/22
9/22
9/22
9/22
9/24
9/24
9/24
9/24
9/25
9/25
9/25
9/26
9/29
9/29
9/29
9/29
9/30
9/30
9/30
9/30
10/1
Date of insertion
Yahoo!
NIKKEI NET
EE TIMES JAPAN
EDN JAPAN
NEP
Electronic Journal
Science News
Tech-On!
Transistor Gijutsu (technologies)
Nikkei Electronics
Fuji Sankei Business i.
For about 2 weeks
For about a month
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
Date of insertion
E&C
AEI
OHM
EE Times Japan
Robocon Magazine
Itware
Automotive Electronics
M&E (A4 size)
Denshi Zairyo (electronic materials)
Tencommi
EE Times Japan
Transistor Gijutsu (technologies)
Denkiten (electrical appliance shop)
Electronic Journal
Nikkei Electronics
AV&C 164
EDN Japan
Engineer Type
Nikkei Automotive Technology
Design News Japan
7/15
7/22
8/5
8/10
8/15
8/25
8/29
9/1
9/1
9/1
9/10
9/10
9/12
9/15
9/19
9/22
9/24
9/24
9/25
9/30
Website
Date of insertion
EE Times Japan e-mail newsletter
EDN Japan Email Newsletter
G-mag
Nikkei Electronics News (NE News)
EE Times Japan e-mail newsletter
EDN Japan Email Newsletter
Nikkei goo Nikkei News Mail
EDN Japan Email Newsletter
Nikkei goo Nikkei News Mail
G-mag
9/10
9/10
9/11
9/12
9/17
9/17
9/18
9/24
9/25
9/25
Mail magazine
Media
Media
9/29～10/3
9/29～10/3
9/29～10/3
10/16
10/17
10/18
10/20
10/21
10/2
1
10/6
10/9
11/4
11/3
11/3
11/3
11/4
11/4
11/4
11/4
11/4
10/13～18
11/10
10/13
11/12
10/13
11/12
10/11
10/12
10/1
10/2
10/11
10/12
10/14
10/18
10/19
10/21
11/26
9/29～10/3
10/1
6：00～11：30～13：30～14：30～15：30～16：30～17：30～7：30～19：30～9：30～6：30～15：30～7：30～
3’16
0’52
0’52
0’52
1’36
1’30
1’18
0’58
1’15
1’43
0’52
2’03
2’03
2’03
2’03
2’03
0’40×2
0’40×4
19:00～19:00～17:14～12:14～16:13～17:12～12:13～16:14～10’25
6:30～9:30～11:30～
17’08
(2)Number of press visitors
CEATEC JAPAN 2007(10/2-10/6)
CEATEC JAPAN 2008(9/30-10/4)
Press conferences
Press Center
157(July 19, 2007 in Tokyo)
193(Oct. 1, 2007 in Tokyo)
170 (July 17, 2008 in Tokyo)
205(Sept. 29, 2008 in Tokyo)
Worldwide
BBC WORLD NEWS
CNN
DISCOVERY CHANNEL
NHK World
North America
ABC(National Airing)
NC14(Time Warner: Cable, N. Carolina)
KTTV(FOX: Los Angeles)
WBFF(FOX: Baltimore)
KUSA(NBC: Denver)
KMOV(CBS: St.Louis)
KTVK(IND: Phoenix)
WHAM(CW: Rochester. NY)
WTSP(CBS: Tampa-St)
Canal RCN Spanish TV
UNIVISION (Nationwide networking)
South America
RCN Television (Columbia)
RCN Television (Brazil)
EuropeBBC(England)
LCI(France)
CT-2/Ceska(East and CentralEurope/Czech network)
Asia+The Middle East
BBC WORLD NEWS
Asia
Bloomberg TV
World News Today Business Edition
World Business Report
Asia Business Report
Click
Science & Technology
Focus Earth
News Today 30 minutes
Good Morning America
Tech Talk
Good Day L.A./Fox 11 Morning News
Fox 45 News
9News AT 6
Good Morning St. Louis
Good Morning Arizona
News This Morning
Studio 10
Despierto America Focus
(Within a news program)
(Within a news program)
BBC News 24
Le Journal de Web<Live>
Plein Ecran #1
Plein Ecran #2
PORT
Asia Business Report
The TANKAN
Broadcasting planned for sometime after 12/15
Broadcasting planned for sometime in December
1’15
5’21
1’05
1’33
5’20
1’36
3’35
3’28
0’14
4’16
3’08
3’00
0’53
2’19
9’14
0’37
0’59
0’15
1’31
1’04
4’35
0’12
11’00
0’48
0’30
2’52
1’28
0’45
10’22
10’17
0’40
34’11
1’29 x 2
7’07
13’56
4’06
8’57
0’50
9’13
2’57
1’50
6’09
1’50
2’26
4’10
13’44
13’44
13’44
13’44
13’44
11：30～11：45
16：53～19：00
22：54～23：58
10：50～13：00
16：52～18：55
23：00～00：29
11：30～12：30
16：53～19：00
05：45～06：40
23：30～00：28
04：30～08：15
19：00～19：30
21：00～22：00
23：40～00：00
05：20～08：00
23：24～00：28
05：30～08：30
04：00～05：25
08：00～09：55
04：25～08：00
08：00～09：55
05：45～06：40
08：56～11：45
15：30～16：00
23：00～23：58
17：13～17：30
23：40～00：00
04：00～05：20
08：00～09：55
05：30～08：30
05：45～06：40
09：00～12：30
04：30～08：15
08：50～09：10
14：52～15：08
15：30～16：00
23：00～23：58
00：00～25：00
21：00～25：00
05：25～08：00
23：00～23：58
09：00～12：30
06：30～08：00
11：30～12：25
09：54～11：23
22：14～22：30
00：00～00：14
26：00～26：14
17：15～17：30
19：00～19：15
Straight News
News Real Time
News Zero
Ping Pong! (JNN news)
Evening Five (Live)
News 23
FNN News Speak (Live)
Super News
News Morning Satellite
World Business Satellite
Ohayo Nippon (Live)
News 7
News Watch 9
Keizi Saizensen
Zoom In Super (Live)
News Zero
Mino Monta’s Asa Zuba!
Meza New
Toku Dane!
Yajiuma Plus
Super Morning (Live)
News Morning Satellite
Emorning
NEWSFINE
World Business Satellite
News BIZ
Keizai Saizensen
Oha! 4
Sukkiri!
Mino Monta’s Asa Zuba!
News Morning Satellite
On the Market (Live)
Ohayo Nippon
Radio Vitamin (Live)
Econo CUBE
News Fine
World Business Satellite News
News Zero
Daily Planet
Mezamashi TV
World Business Satellite
On the Market
Yajiuma Plus
Weekly News Shinsho
Sunday Japon
Business Choryu
Business Choryu (rerun)
Business Choryu (rerun)
Business Choryu (rerun)
Business Choryu (rerun)
NTVNTVNTVTBSTBSTBSFuji TVFuji TVTV TokyoTV Tokyo NHKNHK NHKNHK BS1NTVNTVTBSFuji TVFuji TV TV AsahiTV AsahiTV TokyoTV Tokyo TV Tokyo TV TokyoTV OsakaNHK BS1NTV NTV TBSTV TokyoBloombergNHKNHK RadioNTV News24 (CS)TV Tokyo TV TokyoNTVNTV News24 (CS)Fuji TVTV TokyoBloombergTV AsahiTV TokyoTBSCNBCCNBCCNBCCNBCCNBC
Aired twice a day
10. PUBLICITY 11. ADVERTISING
30 31
AdvertisementsPublicity
(1)Press releases made toward the press and media①Issued press release calling for applications to exhibit (Feb. 14)
②Released application acceptance notification for Digital Content Business Park (Feb. 20)
③Will open with wider measures in the content field (Apr. 21)
④CEATEC JAPAN 2008 to Open in October (July 17)
⑤Decision made on Life Content Frontier program outline (July 29)
⑥Start taking online applications for auditors for Conferences, Details of Guest Speech have been decided (Aug. 27)
⑦Opened Nippon Innovation Plaza (Sept. 18)
⑧CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Opening on Tuesday, September 30th, 2008 at Makuhari Messe! (Sept. 29)
⑨CEATEC JAPAN 2008 Concludes (Oct. 4)
(4)CEATEC JAPAN Official Mail MagazineThis mail magazine is issued every Friday to CEATEC JAPAN 2008
registered visitors and past visitors on the database.
①Number of issuance: 224,000 (those who requested information distribution)
②Number of times delivered: 15
(5)Web magazineThe first volume was issued on July 4. Since then, viewpoints of
CEATEC JAPAN and newsworthy information were rapidly introduced.
Total number of issuance: 79 (articles on exhibitors: 58, topics: 21)
(6)PR tools production
①Posters (sizes: B1, B2, B3): for distribution to exhibitors and cooperating organizations
②Set of invitation tickets, announcements, envelopes (English and Japanese): for distribution to exhibitors, related organizations, and media
③Entrance pass (on postcard): delivered by post to pre-registered visitors
④Floor map: for distribution to visitors during the show
⑤Ichioshi Navi (navigation through recommended sites) handbook: given to first 2,000 visitors
⑥English directory: for distribution to all overseas visitors during the show
⑦Daily News for exhibitors (vol. 1 to 6): for distribution to all exhibitor booths (vol. 6 was delivered via post)
⑧Daily Conference Program: for delivery of conference and event
information of the day during the show.
⑨Area promotion leaflet: posted leaflets for surrounding Makuhari corporations and Bay Town area residents notifying the commencement of the show
(4)Results of TV coverage in Japan
(5)Results of TV coverage in Overseas(3)Number of articles in print and web media
(1)Newspaper advertising (3)Online advertising
(2)Magazine advertising
(2008.11.30.present)
Date TV station Program Air timeCEATECair time
September 29
(the day before)
September 30
(firs day)
October 1
October 2
October 3
October 4
October 5
October 9
October 10
TV station Program CEATEC air timeAir timeCEATEC JAPAN 2007(10/2-10/6)
CEATEC JAPAN 2008(9/30-10/4)
Before the exhibition
During the exhibition
After the exhibition
Exhibitors and others
Web
Total
225
317
163
309
489
1,503
237
300
176
334
802
1,849
Date of insertion
Science News
Science News
NEP
Wall Street Journal (Europe)
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Dempa
Wall Street Journal (Europe)
Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Nikko Forum
Science News
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Wall Street Journal (Europe)
The Telecom-Economic News
The Tsushin Kogyo Shimbun
Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal The Nikkei Industry
Dempa Times
Dempa
Dempa Times
BCN
Wall Street Journal Wall Street Journal (Europe)
Dempa Times
Dempa
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Dempa Times
Automation Review
Dempa (Metropolitan)
Dempa (Kanto)
Official Bulletin of Economy, trade and Industry
Dempa Times
Official Bulletin of Economy, trade and Industry
The Telecom-Economic News
Dempa Times
Dempa
The Nikkei
Wall Street Journal (Asia)
Nikkan Kogyo ShimbunDempa
Automation Review
8/22
8/29
9/1
9/1
9/1
9/8
9/8
9/9
9/9
9/10
9/12
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/15
9/16
9/16
9/17
9/17
9/19
9/19
9/22
9/22
9/22
9/22
9/24
9/24
9/24
9/24
9/25
9/25
9/25
9/26
9/29
9/29
9/29
9/29
9/30
9/30
9/30
9/30
10/1
Date of insertion
Yahoo!
NIKKEI NET
EE TIMES JAPAN
EDN JAPAN
NEP
Electronic Journal
Science News
Tech-On!
Transistor Gijutsu (technologies)
Nikkei Electronics
Fuji Sankei Business i.
For about 2 weeks
For about a month
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
For about 2 months
Date of insertion
E&C
AEI
OHM
EE Times Japan
Robocon Magazine
Itware
Automotive Electronics
M&E (A4 size)
Denshi Zairyo (electronic materials)
Tencommi
EE Times Japan
Transistor Gijutsu (technologies)
Denkiten (electrical appliance shop)
Electronic Journal
Nikkei Electronics
AV&C 164
EDN Japan
Engineer Type
Nikkei Automotive Technology
Design News Japan
7/15
7/22
8/5
8/10
8/15
8/25
8/29
9/1
9/1
9/1
9/10
9/10
9/12
9/15
9/19
9/22
9/24
9/24
9/25
9/30
Website
Date of insertion
EE Times Japan e-mail newsletter
EDN Japan Email Newsletter
G-mag
Nikkei Electronics News (NE News)
EE Times Japan e-mail newsletter
EDN Japan Email Newsletter
Nikkei goo Nikkei News Mail
EDN Japan Email Newsletter
Nikkei goo Nikkei News Mail
G-mag
9/10
9/10
9/11
9/12
9/17
9/17
9/18
9/24
9/25
9/25
Mail magazine
Media
Media
9/29～10/3
9/29～10/3
9/29～10/3
10/16
10/17
10/18
10/20
10/21
10/2
1
10/6
10/9
11/4
11/3
11/3
11/3
11/4
11/4
11/4
11/4
11/4
10/13～18
11/10
10/13
11/12
10/13
11/12
10/11
10/12
10/1
10/2
10/11
10/12
10/14
10/18
10/19
10/21
11/26
9/29～10/3
10/1
6：00～11：30～13：30～14：30～15：30～16：30～17：30～7：30～19：30～9：30～6：30～15：30～7：30～
3’16
0’52
0’52
0’52
1’36
1’30
1’18
0’58
1’15
1’43
0’52
2’03
2’03
2’03
2’03
2’03
0’40×2
0’40×4
19:00～19:00～17:14～12:14～16:13～17:12～12:13～16:14～10’25
6:30～9:30～11:30～
17’08
(2)Number of press visitors
CEATEC JAPAN 2007(10/2-10/6)
CEATEC JAPAN 2008(9/30-10/4)
Press conferences
Press Center
157(July 19, 2007 in Tokyo)
193(Oct. 1, 2007 in Tokyo)
170 (July 17, 2008 in Tokyo)
205(Sept. 29, 2008 in Tokyo)
Worldwide
BBC WORLD NEWS
CNN
DISCOVERY CHANNEL
NHK World
North America
ABC(National Airing)
NC14(Time Warner: Cable, N. Carolina)
KTTV(FOX: Los Angeles)
WBFF(FOX: Baltimore)
KUSA(NBC: Denver)
KMOV(CBS: St.Louis)
KTVK(IND: Phoenix)
WHAM(CW: Rochester. NY)
WTSP(CBS: Tampa-St)
Canal RCN Spanish TV
UNIVISION (Nationwide networking)
South America
RCN Television (Columbia)
RCN Television (Brazil)
EuropeBBC(England)
LCI(France)
CT-2/Ceska(East and CentralEurope/Czech network)
Asia+The Middle East
BBC WORLD NEWS
Asia
Bloomberg TV
World News Today Business Edition
World Business Report
Asia Business Report
Click
Science & Technology
Focus Earth
News Today 30 minutes
Good Morning America
Tech Talk
Good Day L.A./Fox 11 Morning News
Fox 45 News
9News AT 6
Good Morning St. Louis
Good Morning Arizona
News This Morning
Studio 10
Despierto America Focus
(Within a news program)
(Within a news program)
BBC News 24
Le Journal de Web<Live>
Plein Ecran #1
Plein Ecran #2
PORT
Asia Business Report
The TANKAN
Broadcasting planned for sometime after 12/15
Broadcasting planned for sometime in December
1’15
5’21
1’05
1’33
5’20
1’36
3’35
3’28
0’14
4’16
3’08
3’00
0’53
2’19
9’14
0’37
0’59
0’15
1’31
1’04
4’35
0’12
11’00
0’48
0’30
2’52
1’28
0’45
10’22
10’17
0’40
34’11
1’29 x 2
7’07
13’56
4’06
8’57
0’50
9’13
2’57
1’50
6’09
1’50
2’26
4’10
13’44
13’44
13’44
13’44
13’44
11：30～11：45
16：53～19：00
22：54～23：58
10：50～13：00
16：52～18：55
23：00～00：29
11：30～12：30
16：53～19：00
05：45～06：40
23：30～00：28
04：30～08：15
19：00～19：30
21：00～22：00
23：40～00：00
05：20～08：00
23：24～00：28
05：30～08：30
04：00～05：25
08：00～09：55
04：25～08：00
08：00～09：55
05：45～06：40
08：56～11：45
15：30～16：00
23：00～23：58
17：13～17：30
23：40～00：00
04：00～05：20
08：00～09：55
05：30～08：30
05：45～06：40
09：00～12：30
04：30～08：15
08：50～09：10
14：52～15：08
15：30～16：00
23：00～23：58
00：00～25：00
21：00～25：00
05：25～08：00
23：00～23：58
09：00～12：30
06：30～08：00
11：30～12：25
09：54～11：23
22：14～22：30
00：00～00：14
26：00～26：14
17：15～17：30
19：00～19：15
Straight News
News Real Time
News Zero
Ping Pong! (JNN news)
Evening Five (Live)
News 23
FNN News Speak (Live)
Super News
News Morning Satellite
World Business Satellite
Ohayo Nippon (Live)
News 7
News Watch 9
Keizi Saizensen
Zoom In Super (Live)
News Zero
Mino Monta’s Asa Zuba!
Meza New
Toku Dane!
Yajiuma Plus
Super Morning (Live)
News Morning Satellite
Emorning
NEWSFINE
World Business Satellite
News BIZ
Keizai Saizensen
Oha! 4
Sukkiri!
Mino Monta’s Asa Zuba!
News Morning Satellite
On the Market (Live)
Ohayo Nippon
Radio Vitamin (Live)
Econo CUBE
News Fine
World Business Satellite News
News Zero
Daily Planet
Mezamashi TV
World Business Satellite
On the Market
Yajiuma Plus
Weekly News Shinsho
Sunday Japon
Business Choryu
Business Choryu (rerun)
Business Choryu (rerun)
Business Choryu (rerun)
Business Choryu (rerun)
NTVNTVNTVTBSTBSTBSFuji TVFuji TVTV TokyoTV Tokyo NHKNHK NHKNHK BS1NTVNTVTBSFuji TVFuji TV TV AsahiTV AsahiTV TokyoTV Tokyo TV Tokyo TV TokyoTV OsakaNHK BS1NTV NTV TBSTV TokyoBloombergNHKNHK RadioNTV News24 (CS)TV Tokyo TV TokyoNTVNTV News24 (CS)Fuji TVTV TokyoBloombergTV AsahiTV TokyoTBSCNBCCNBCCNBCCNBCCNBC
Aired twice a day
10. PUBLICITY 11. ADVERTISING
30 31
AdvertisementsPublicity
(1)URL
(3)Number of accesses according to language
(6)Keyword ranking
(5)Scale of the website
(4)Access (Classification by countries/up to 22nd place)
(2)Page Views
Total
12,220,242
October
4,743,3857,476,857
September
1 jp (Japan)(57.84%) 2 net (network organization)(12.70%)
3 com (corporate domain)(5.09%)
4 cn (China)(1.30%)
5 it (Italy)(0.41%)
6 sg (Singapore)(0.28%)
7 tw (Taiwan)(0.20%)
8 hk (Hong Kong)(0.15%)
9 br (Brazil)(0.13%)
10 de (Germany)(0.13%)
11 in (India)(0.12%)
Japanese
English
Chinese
12 org (non-profit organization)(0.08%)
13 nl (The Netherlands)(0.08%)
14 kr (Korea)(0.08%)
15 uk (UK)(0.07%)
16 ru (Russia)(0.07%)
17 fr (France)(0.07%)
18 au (Australia)(0.06%)
19 pl (Poland)(0.06%)
20 ca (Canada)(0.06%)
21 tr (Turkey)(0.05%)
22 be (Belgium)(0.05%)
(％)
Japanese
English
Chinese
WEB Server
Searched keyword
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Flat-panel-display televisions (PDP, LCD, OELD), digital televisions
Cellular telephones
Passive components (resistors, condensers, transistors, coils, inductors, oscillating parts, filters)
Car Navigation System
LCDs
DVD, HD DVD, Blu-ray discs
Coupling parts (connectors, switches, relays)
Inorganic and organic electroluminescence (EL) displays
Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), Smartphone
LED display
Rank
File Byte
9.56MB
8.61MB
4.99MB
450MB
263.6MB
795MB
File Count
1,014
1,039
640
726
5,130
8,675
Japanese
English
Chinese
Download data
Other
Total
Japanese Website
Searched keyword
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
Flat-panel-display televisions (PDP, LCD, OELD), digital televisions
Cellular telephones
DVD, HD DVD, Blu-ray discs
Mobile PCs
Personal Data Assistants (PDAs), Smartphones
Memory cards, IC cards
LEDs
LCDs
Wireless LAN, Bluetooth(R), WiFi, WiMAX, PLC
Television tuners (including digital), digital broadcasting receivers
Rank
English Website
Language
DB Server (number of input data)
Total
1,308
54
16
147
210
135
276
2,146
Japanese
654
34
9
107
128
79
138
1,149
English
654
20
7
40
82
56
138
997
Exhibitor Information
CEATEC JAPAN Information
CEATEC JAPAN Press Releases
Exhibitor Press Releases
Must-see Item Navigation
Web Magazine
Conference
Total
This is a ranking based on the key word that the access user used on aCEATEC JAPAN 2008 official web site.
93.4
5.5
1.1
12. CEATEC JAPAN OFFICIAL WEBSITE
32
Website
EXHIBITION REPORT
Digital Convergence-Onward to a New Stage
Cutting-edge IT & Electronics Comprehensive Exhibition
CEATEC JAPAN Management OfficeJapan Electronics Show Association(JESA)5F,Sumitomo Shibadaimon Bldg. No. 2,1-12-16 Shibadaimon, Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0012, JapanTel: +81-3-5402-7603 Fax: +81-3-5402-7606E-mail: [email protected]
Management :
CEATEC JAPAN 2008Sep.30(Tue.) Oct.4(Sat.) Makuhari Messe, Tokyo
Communications and Information network Association of Japan
Japan Electronics and Information Technology Industries Association
Computer Software Association of Japan
Sponsorship: CEATEC JAPAN Organizing Committee
Cutting-edge IT & Electronics Comprehensive Exhibition