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Date:21 to 23 February, 2013 | Venue: Hall 7,8,9 & 10, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

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CONTENTS

Chief Guest ..................................................................................11Guests of Honour ................................................................... 12-14

Association Messages ........................................................... 16-24

Message from EFY Group Founder ...............................................26

Expo 2013 Overview ....................................................................36

Conferences .......................................................................... 42-48

Our Sponsors...............................................................................50

List of Exhibitors ..........................................................................52

Show Partner ...............................................................................60

Knowledge Partners .....................................................................61

Association Partners .............................................................. 64-69

Media Partners.............................................................................70

Exhibitors ....................................................................................84

Floor Maps ................................................................................158


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Kapil Sibal is a very versatile personalitya lawyer by profession, a poet and lyricist by choice,and a politician by accident. He was initiated into the political arena late in life in 1998, when hewas nominated to Indias Upper House of Parliament, the Rajya Sabha from the State of Bihar. In2004, he won the election to the Lower House of Parliament, the Lok Sabha, and was made Minis-ter of State for the Ministry of Science and Technology and the Department of Ocean Development.Owing to his visionary insight, the Department of Ocean Development was made into a full-fledged Ministry of Earth Sciences. He was made a Cabinet Minister for the Ministries of Scienceand Technology and Earth Sciences, where he introduced notable programmes and policies.

As Minister for Human Resource Development, he set about creating a viable, vibrant, contem-

porary and holistic educational system. His notable achievements were to bring in at the schoollevel the Right to Education Act for 6-14 year old children; the Continuous and ComprehensiveEvaluation (CCE) system to replace the archaic examinations in schools; as well as a pan-Indiacommon curriculum for science, maths and commerce. At the college level, Kapil Sibalhas introduced a semester system and a common entrance exam system for engineering.Several other far-reaching initiatives with regard to accreditation, regulating the entry of foreigneducational providers, innovation universities and others are awaiting Parliaments assent. Histenure as Minister for Human Resources witnessed phenomenal expansion in the establishmentof new national level institutions of higher education such as: IITs, NITs, IIMs, IISERS, Central

Universities and other prestigious institutions. As Minister of Communications and InformationTechnology, he has been responsible for the triad of interdependent and synergistic policies fortelecom, IT and electronics manufacturing, which inter alia seek to:

1. Optimally leverage and develop ICT infrastructure and capabilities to meet thegrowing needs for high quality social sector services like health, education, ruraldevelopment, skills development, welfare programmes, e-governance services, aswell as economic services like banking and insurance.

2. Use the ICTE capabilities to enhance competitiveness and efficiency in manufactur-ing across the board and in a key infrastructure sector like power.

3. Leverage the mushrooming demand for ICTE products and services to foster innovation,encourage R&D through academic institutions and industry, and to create a range of prod-ucts and services that not only meet domestic demand but also address global demand.

4. Reposition mobile phones from mere communication devices to instruments ofempowerment that combine communication with proof of identity, full securefinancial and other transaction capabilities, multi-lingual services, etc.

Kapil Sibal

Honble Minister of Communications& Information Technology

Government of India

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r J Satyanarayana assumed the office of Secretary to the Government of India, Depart-ment of Electronics and Information Technology on March 14, 2012. A member of theIndian Administrative Service (1977 batch), Andhra Pradesh Cadre, Satyanarayanawas Special Chief Secretary to the government of Andhra Pradesh before taking onthis current assignment. During his various assignments in Andhra Pradesh, he hasserved as Principal Secretary Health, Medical & Family Welfare Department; PrincipalSecretary IT and Communications, and CEO of the National Institute for Smart Govern-ment (NISG).

With an MSc in Physics and an MBA from the University of Ljubljana (Slovenia),Satyanarayana has made wide contributions in the field of e-governance. As thefounder of e-Seva, a one stop shop for citizen services, he was responsible for mentor-ing NISG as a Centre of Excellence in e-government consultancy and capacity building,leading to the formulation of e-governance and capacity building roadmaps for thestate governments and union territories in India.

He was responsible for the conceptualisation and development of large e-governmentprojects for various central and state government ministries, including the extremelysuccessful MCA 21 for the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, e-Biz for the Ministry of Indus-

tries, the Passport Seva Project for the Ministry of External Affairs, Bangalore One ande-Procurement for the government of Karnataka, and the Goa Broadband Network forthe government of Goa. He has been instrumental in training the political leaders andpolicy makers on the concepts and principles of e-governance.

His books, titled, e-Government, the science of the possible and ManagingTransformation: Objectives to Outcomes capture his wide experience in the field ofe-governance and management. J Satyanarayana was honoured by the Council ofMinisters of Andhra Pradesh by the passing of an extraordinary resolution, placing hisservices on record for the successful implementation of the CARD project, that involved

the computerisation of the Registration and Stamps Department in the state, in 1998.

J Satyanarayana, IAS,

Secretary, DeitY


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Dr Ajay Kumar is a member of the Indian Administrative Service (1985 batch). As theJoint Secretary in the Department of Electronics & Information Technology, Governmentof India, Dr Kumar is currently responsible for the promotion of the electronics hardwareindustry, the development of human resource for IT and electronics, as well as the devel-opment of e-infrastructure and e-learning initiatives in the country.

In his previous posting as the Principal Secretary for the Information Technology Depart-ment, Government of Kerala, his significant achievements included: IT investments inthe state growing to three times the national average during the period; scaling up ofe-governance initiatives within the government; and a focus on several niche projects,including mobile computing, cloud computing and open source computing.

Dr Ajay Kumar has received over 20 international and national awards for various e-gov-ernance initiatives including the Stockholm Challenge Award, the National E-governanceAward, the eIndia Award, the CSI-Nihilient Award, the Manthan Award, etc. He has alsowon a citation by the Honble Prime Minister of India. His work has appeared in severalnational and international journals/conferences.

He has earlier served as:

Secretary for the Industries Department, Government of Kerala

Managing Director, Kerala State Electronics Development Corporation Ltd (KELTRON)

Managing Director, Kerala State Agricultural and Rural Development Bank

Deputy Secretary, Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India

Sub-Divisional Magistrate and District Magistrate, Tellicherry and Palakkad,Government of Kerala

Instructor, Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota, USA

Dr Kumar has been a part of several international negotiation teams and working groups to

discuss border trade, boundary disputes and other issues promoting mutual cooperation.He has a PhD in Business Administration from the Carlson School of Management,University of Minnesota, USA, and an M.S. in Applied Economics from the University ofMinnesota, USA. He has a B.Tech in Electrical Engineering from the Indian Institute ofTechnology, Kanpur, India.

Dr Ajay Kumar, IAS

Joint Secretary, Department of

Electronics and Information Technology,Government of India

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r Ajai Chowdhry, one of the six founder members of HCL began an exciting journeythree decades ago with a dream to give India its very own microcomputer. The sheerclarity of vision and hard work led to a revolution and laid the foundation for the IndianIT industry, taking India to the league of major economies of the world.

HCL, Indias original IT garage start-up founded in 1976, today is an Rs 26,318crores (US $ 5.7 bn) global enterprise and Ajai Chowdhry has been a key forcein driving the growth of HCL. He led the foundation of HCLs overseas operations,starting with Singapore in 1980s and later expanded to the other South AsianMarkets. Ajai Chowdhry, son of an IAS officer, has also been a key force in driv-ing the growth of HCL Infosystems, the flagship company of the group. He tookover the reins of HCL Infosystems in early 90s and became the chairman of thecompany in 1999. His leadership infused tremendous energy taking the companyfrom a turnover of Rs 400.6 crores (US $ 89 mn) in 1994 to Rs 11, 542 crores(US $ 2.6 bn). The company today has emerged as the countrys information-enabling powerhouse and was also awarded Business Superbrands by TheBrand Council and rated the Most Trusted Indian IT Brand by Economic Times in2010-11.

Ajai Chowdhry has constantly been driving a vision of IT for the masses and hasbeen on several government committees working towards taking PC and broadbandinto every village in India. It was this vision that made HCL Infosystems the firstcompany in India to create special products for the rural market place like a rural PCthat works on a car battery or specially developed financial inclusion software andhardware products.

Ajai Chowdhry has been a great believer of manufacturing and has been nomi-nated as member National Manufacturing Competitive Council (NMCC), apexadvisory body to provide inputs for framing government policies. He has also

served as Chairman of Confederation of Indian Industrys (CII) National Commit-tee on Technology and Innovation till 2010. He has been aggressively advocatingan Integrated Systems approach to Homeland security and is a key member of thetask force set up by CII to advice the Government of India on Internal Security &

Ajai Chowdhry, Founder, HCL

Former Chairman, HCL Infosystems LtdPadma Bhushan Awardee, 2011Conferred Honoris Causa Doctorate ofScience by IIT, Roorkee


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Chairs the Sub-Group on Technology for Internal Security. Ajai Chowdhry hasalso been invited to co-chair the Advisory Group for Research and Development,in the Electronics Hardware Sector (CAREL) by the Principal Scientific Advisorto the Government of India. Ajai Chowdhry is also a member of the Scientific Advi-sory Committee to the Cabinet as well as the National Integration Council.

In 2011, the Honble President of India conferred Ajai Chowdhry with the prestig-ious Padma Bhushan, one of the highest civilian honours, as recognition of his

consistent contribution in building the IT industry of the nation. In cognizanceof his key role in championing the cause of the domestic Indian IT market AjaiChowdhry has been awarded the Electronics Man of the year by ELCINA-EFY forthe year 2010. He was also honoured with the CNBC Asia Business Award 2010for the Viewers Choice category reinforcing his vision and leadership by the com-mon man. He was awarded the India Innovator of the Year Award by then HonbleFinance Minister, Shri Pranab Mukherjee at the 6th edition of CNBC TV18 IndiaBusiness Leader Awards 2010.

Gifted with a pedant sense of entrepreneurship, Ajai Chowdhry has been enlistedamong Indias Most Powerful Brand Builders and has been adjudged among India

Incs Most Powerful CEOs by The Economic Times. Presently, Ajai Chowdhry isfocusing on incubating entrepreneurship by aiding start-ups. He continues to give backto the society through his in-depth experience and understanding of the industry. Heis currently teaching entrepreneurship at IIT Hyderabad and has been recently beenappointed as Chairman of IIT-Patna by the Honble President of India, Shri PranabMukherjee.

Ajai Chowdhry has a bachelors degree in Electronics and Telecommunication Engi-neering from Jabalpur Engineering College, and attended the Executive Programmeat the School of Business Administration at the University of Michigan, US. Ajai

Chowdhry is an avid reader and fond of Jazz and fine arts. He and his wife Kunkun livein New Delhi and have also created a Charitable Trust called Swayam which is com-mitted to provide education support to deserving children of various HCL employeeswho cannot afford good education.


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I am delighted to witness the growth and progress of the Electronics For You Expo and keenlylook forward to the 3rd edition which opens on February 21, 2013 at Pragati Maidan.

As its Knowledge and Exhibition Partner, ELCINA is committed to establishing Indiasown dedicated platform which will support and help create an environment that will act asa catalyst to accelerate all-round growth of high value added manufacturing in the country.Our aim is to enable local value addition, support the acquisition of technology, andpromote joint ventures between Indian and global players to facilitate the rapid growth of

electronics manufacturing in the country. This should benefit not only India, but also theglobal electronics community as it will help them to access the expanding market in India.

The EFY Expo, as we all know, focuses on electronic components, assemblies, EMS aswell as capital equipment. In addition, it has special zones for innovators, designers,manufacturers and engineers. This will bring together the business and technology aspectsof electronics on to one platform.

This year, we are privileged to have received support from the Department of Electronics & IT(DeitY), Government of India, as a co-organiser and we look forward to participation by seniorofficials of the department as well as their supported organisations, which will showcase thetechnological developments being supported by the Government. There will be special focuson the National Electronics Policy and its implementation, with opportunities for interactionbetween industry and officials. I believe that this will be of great use to potential investors.

I invite the electronics community to participate in the Expo, and in the workshops andconferences being organised at the event. In addition to two conferences, ELCINA is alsoorganising a Buyer-Seller Meet to support sourcing from domestic manufacturers and tofacilitate match-making.

I wish the EFY Expo 2013 great success and am sure that it will continue to grow and achieve

its objective of bridging the gap between manufacturing and consumption in the country.

T Vasu

President, ELCINA


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The Electronics and Computer Software Services industry is continuing to play a key rolein Indias exports, which is treading the high growth path. Indias electronics and ICTentrepreneurs are setting high standards by competing in the global arena and creatingnew niche markets for their ICT products and services.

A growing recognition of Indian capabilities in this knowledge-based industry and acongenial business environment created by pro-active government policies is indeedpaying rich dividends to the country.

Electronics hardware exports have shown some resurgence in the recent past, however, astrong push is required to strengthen the hardware-manufacturing base in the country, ascompetition is getting intense with the emergence of several other players. India needs tobuild up a strong hardware base to remain strong in the software field.

The demand for electronics in India will amount to around US$ 400 billion by theyear 2020. The main segments contributing to this growth are expected to be wirelesscommunications, consumer electronics, aerospace and defence, medical devices,identification and security solutions. The largest volume of manufacturing will be inconsumer electronics goods, followed by communication and broadcasting equipment.

While domestic consumption shall continue to be the main driver of Indias electronicsindustry, it is expected that export opportunities will also witness a high growth.

We are sure that the EFY Expo will project India as a reliable hardware supplier and also apreferred destination for hardware manufacturing. There exists excellent opportunities forrelocation of hardware manufacturing from various countries to India.

I wish the EFY Expo 2013 a grand success.

DK Sareen

Executive Director

ESC (Electronics and Computer Software Export Promotion Council)


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The Indian market is going to expand rapidly, and the challenge will be in howto tap our own ready market for the purpose of manufacturing in India rather thancreating jobs in other economies by meeting the demand through imports. Indiamay well emerge as a strong manufacturing country, provided the governmenthand-holds the industry and creates a conducive atmosphere for manufacturing.

Hence, the promotion of domestic manufacturing is the key for future growth. Thisis possible only with large scale investments and, as a nation, we have to makesuch propositions attractive.

I am sure the transformation India is going through will be one of the most excitingin this century, and that we will be an electronics manufacturing and productservicing hub of the world in the not-so-distant future.

I compliment EFY for its endeavours in organising the EFY Expo, which I am sure,will create ample business opportunities for visitors and exhibitors alike.

I wish the event is a huge success!

Anwar ShirpurwalaExecutive DirectorMAIT (Manufacturers Association For Information Technology)


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I am very happy to welcome delegates and exhibitors to the EFY Expo 2013, beingorganised by EFY Enterprises Pvt Ltd and powered by ELCINA. A show like this providesopportunities to different stakeholders for the development of trade, commerce andmanufacturing in the electronics sector. The EFY Expo brings several companies together,

providing excellent networking opportunities. It is a perfect platform for innovators, designengineers and implementation engineers to interact with manufacturers, traders andinstitutional buyers.

TEMA invites all the delegates to do business in India, and we will be happy to provideany assistance or guidance to initiate trade and manufacturing in India. I wish the show allthe very best.

Rahul Sharma

PresidentTEMA (Telecom Equipment Manufacturers Association)


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I am happy to know that the EFY Group is organising the Electronics For YouExpo 2013, in New Delhi, between February 21 and 23, 2013.

The EFY Expo 2013 establishes an effective, long-term and comprehensiveplatform for the electronics industry to showcase its products and capabilitiesto the domestic and global markets. It provides an ideal environment to ac-celerate the growth of the electronics industry in India. The Expo will focus notonly on components and manufacturing equipment but on the entire electronics

manufacturing eco-system. The Expo, the only one of its kind electronicsevent, I am sure, will bring people engaged in this sector to a single platformto share the latest technology and other exciting developments. I hope that theconferences, seminars and workshops will facilitate local and global businessdevelopment, bringing benefits to the entire electronics community.

CEAMA is pleased to support these efforts and hopes that the electronicsindustry will collectively learn, share and evolve at the EFY Expo 2013.

I extend my best wishes for the success of the event.

Warm regards,

Anirudh V Dhoot

PresidentCEAMA (Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association)


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I am very happy to welcome delegates and exhibitors to the EFY Expo 2013,which is being organised by EFY Enterprises Pvt Ltd and powered by ELCINA.A show like this provides opportunities to different stakeholders for the devel-opment of trade, commerce and manufacturing in the electronics sector.

The Electronics For You Expo brings several companies together, providingexcellent networking opportunities. It is a perfect platform for innovators,design engineers and implementation engineers to interact with manufactur-

ers, traders and institutional buyers.CMAI invites all the delegates to do business in India. And we will be happyto provide any assistance and guidance for trade and manufacturing in India. Iwish the show all the very best.

NK GoyalPresident, CMAI


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CLIK (Consortium of Electronic Industries of Karnataka) is glad to partner with theprestigious Electronics For You Expo 2013, to be held from February 21-23, at PragatiMaidan, New Delhi. The EFY group has contributed in its own way to the growth anddevelopment of the electronics industry through its knowledge disseminated via itstechnical publications and various interactive forums.

CLIKs members, who range from SMEs to well-established large units manufacturinga variety of highly sophisticated productsfrom components to sub-assemblies and

equipment, embedded systems and allied products for defence, consumer electron-ics, industrial equipment and systemsare glad to help accelerate the growth of theelectronics industry in India.

We are sure that the entire electronics industry will benefit from the EFY Expo, which coverseverything that an electronics event shouldthe entire ecosystem, encompassing the de-

sign and development of electronics, manufacturing and the supply chain. All the executivecommittee members and members of CLIK join me in wishing the event a grand success,and hope that the EFY Expo will succeed in establishing a wider and more meaningfulnetwork with like-minded companies, and enhance CLIKs partnership with EFY.

I once again wish EFY Expo all success.

G Satyanarayana

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The EFY Expo is a perfect meeting ground for potential suppliers, buyers andconsumers to exchange ideas. The industry will get a chance to understand howthe technologies are evolving and what consumers would like.

Other initiatives taken by the EFY group like the EFY Awards are also a perfectplatform to reward the hard work and efforts put in by individuals and organisa-

tions for the development of the electronics market in India. These awards alsogive an opportunity to showcase the latest happenings worldwide and bring the

best practices to India to support the development of electronics, at a nominalcost. This, in turn, benefits the consumers the most.

I would like to congratulate EFY on the success of the EFY Expo 2013 and wouldlike the team to continue the good work for the electronics industry.

Nayan ParekhHon. Secretary

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We are very glad to know that Electronics For You is organising thethird edition of the EFY Expo from February 21-23, 2013, at PragatiMaidan, New Delhi.

The EFY Expo is a perfect meeting ground for potential suppliers,buyers and consumers to exchange ideas. The various players in theindustry will get a chance to understand how technologies are evolv-ing and what are the likely preferences of consumers.

Other initiatives taken by the EFY Group, like the EFY Awards, arealso most suitable for rewarding the hard work and efforts put in byindividuals and organisations for the development of the electronicsmarket in India.

The Expo also gives an opportunity to showcase the latest hap-penings worldwide and introduce global best practices to India tosupport the development of electronics at a competitive cost. This, inturn, benefits the consumers the most.

Our best wishes for the success of this event.

Prafulla Pathak

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The time has come for the Indian electronics fraternity to show its acumen tothe world. After IT, it is now time for the electronics industry to grow rapidly.The government, as you know, is ready to extend its full support to the industry.Some recent policy decisions of the Central government, such as the NationalElectronics Policy 2012, the Preferential Market Access Policy, and the Electron-ics Manufacturing Cluster Policy, are proof of that.

If we in India do not make good use of this opportunity, we will always remaindependent on other countries for our needs. This will also be a great drain on Indiasforeign exchange resources. As is now being acknowledged, if we continue to importelectronics and IT products instead of manufacturing them in India, the foreignexchange drain on the country due to this will exceed what we spend to import crudeoil and its derivatives.

Realising this, EFY took another initiative to bolster the Indian electronics indus-try by launching the Electronics For You Expo in 2011. EFY is keen to sensitisethe country about the need to set up a complete ecosystem for a progressiveelectronics industry in India. However, sourcing being an important part of theecosystem, we shall be placing greater emphasis on this aspect, from nowonwards.

This Expo is now in its third year, thanks to your kind support and good wishes.Though we have the support of almost all the associations concerning electron-ics in India, ELCINA (Electronic Industries Association of India) is playing avery special role in the Expo and the conferences as a Knowledge & ExhibitionPartner.

The Electronics For You Expo 2013 is being held once again at Pragati Maidan,New Delhi, in February, from the 21st to the 23rd of the month. We will continue todo our best in the coming years, too, as we view this Expo as a responsibility and amission. Of course, we will require your active support and cooperation to make it asuccess year after year.


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Some highlights of this years Expo are:

The Department of Electronics & IT (DeitY) to connect with the industry at the EFY Expo

A live SMT line for the first time at an electronics industry event in India

Most of the major T&M brands would be exhibiting this year

RoHS compliant electronics manufacturing to get a boost

Demo booths for innovations by government departments and PSUs

The work of Indian innovators from the electronics sector will be exhibited

The Expo is being held in partnership with the Department of Electronics & IT (DeitY),Ministry of Communications & IT, Government of India. It also has the support of NSICand the approval of ITPO. Since last years Expo attracted the largest number of visitorsfrom the industry in recent times, this years Expo is expected to draw an even largercrowd. The number of exhibitors this year is also more than last year. Thats why theExpo is being held simultaneously in Halls 7, 8, 9 and 10 at Pragati Maidan.

On behalf of the entire EFY Group, I want to take this opportunity to thank all those who have

supported the EFY Expo, making it a success, including DeitY, ELCINA, our other partners,sponsors, participants and well-wishers. With their collective effort, I am sure the EFY Expo

2013 will draw even larger participation and visitors from all over the world.

With all good wishes,

Yours truly,

Ramesh ChopraEditor & PublisherElectronics For You


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ELECTRONICS FOR YOU EXPO 2013

AN INDIA EXPO FOR THE GLOBALELECTRONICS INDUSTRY

Electronics For You Expo 2013, the first of its kind

electronics event from the leading publication

house, EFY Enterprises, which caters to South

Asias electronics industry, is now into its third year.With the sole aim of accelerating the growth of the

electronics industry in India, the Expo focuses not

only on components and manufacturing equipment

but on the entire electronics ecosystem.

The three day event will take place at Pragati Maidan,

New Delhi, from February 21 to 23, 2013. The Expo will

be power packed with activities on all days and, as was

the case with the last edition, will definitely lead to seri-

ous long term business for manufacturers and buyers.

A bigger show than last year

This year the Expo has grown by 25 per cent. It has gen-

erated an even better response than the first two edi-

tions of the show. The number of companies exhibiting

with us is higher than last yearabout 200 companies

are participating this year, and over 400 brands will be

available under the same roof, covering many more seg-

ments than last year. International participation has also

increased this year.

To discover the latest in electronics To learn more about the latest solutions for

design engineers working on chips, components,software, training, etc

To discover the latest solutions for electronics

manufacturing related to machinery, products,consumables, service providers, etc

To explore dealership/distributorship opportunities

with Indian and foreign firms To explore the latest products and solutions for

teaching electronics

To gain an overall perspective on the Indianelectronics ecosystem

Reasons for visiting EFY Expo 2013

Pan India publicity campaign in Times of India,Economic Times andHindustan Times

Road shows in leading electronics hubs such as

Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai Mega promotions inElectronics For You andElectronics Bazaarmagazines

Publicity through 15 media partners and 10

associations Promotion in over 30 exhibitions across the

world Tele-calling activity to personally invite more than

a thousand senior decision makers Engaging and involving industry leaders as

speakers and delegates

International and domestic promotional emailcampaigns

Personalised invitations through direct mail and

email

Promotion through International partners CEAC,CEIEC and KEM

Weekly newsletters reaching out to the entireelectronics industry

Promotional activities undertaken

The only electronics Expo supported by DeiTy,Government of India

The only electronics Expo supported by NSIC forMSMEs

The only annual electronics Expo that happens inNew Delhi

The national level design contest for innovative

electronics products and robots Companies can exhibit innovative products at the

Innovators Zone

Only electronics Expo to be conducted in theJanuary-Febraury-March (JFM) quarter

Key highlights of EFY Expo 2013

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ELCINA, the knowledge and exhibition partner ofEFY Expo, has helped us develop the Expo into

a high value platform, to act as a catalyst to

accelerate the growth of the electronics industry. This

can be done by facilitating the acquisition of technol-

ogy and through joint ventures between Indian and

global players. ELCINA has been in close coordina-

tion with the EFY Group in planning and executing new

strategies to make the Expo even more successful.

ELCINA has been associated with the EFY Expo

since its first edition. It is making special efforts

to attract visitors from abroad and fellow delegatesfrom India. This would pave the way for more

meaningful interaction between the participants,

delegates and visitors, who want India to gain the

manufacturing advantage.

It has been very encouraging to see a large number of

ELCINA members participate in the last two editions.

However, in order to ensure that members continue

their association with the EFY Expo, we have worked

on certain improvements suggested by them, in

close coordination with ELCINA.

ELCINA helps make EFY Expo a high value platform

Due to its high credibility within the industry,

EFY Expo 2013 has earned the support of

some major organisations. This will help it to

penetrate every level of the electronics industry and,

in turn, benefit all segments of the industry, like the

SMEs and traders, besides the manufacturers, design

engineers, etc.

The National Small Industries Corporation (NSIC) has

agreed to support EFY Expo 2013 once again. This implies

that units registered with the Ministry of Small and Medium

Enterprises (MSME) will qualify for subsidised participa-

tion charges while setting up a booth at the Expo. We hope

this support will help in the growth of medium and small

enterprises, which is one of the major goals of EFY Expo.

NSIC is also supporting EFY Expo

This has been possible because of the huge success

of the EFY Expo 2012 and the aggressive promotional

and marketing campaigns initiated by the EFY Group

this year, which include advertisements in EFY Group

publications such as Electronics For You and Elec-

tronics Bazaar along with online advertisements on

our various portals; newspaper advertisements in

leading national dailies; online advertising and pro-

motion through popular websites such as Google,

Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn; and road shows at

leading electronics hubs such as Delhi, Bengaluru

and Chennai.

An Indian Expo for the globalelectronics industry

No electronics exhibition is complete without an interna-tional focus. Large scale participation of foreign compa-

nies is a must to make an electronics expo successful.

Keeping this in mind, the EFY Expo team has made an

all out effort to get on board more foreign companies

to participate in the exhibitioneither as exhibitors or

as buyers.

The EFY Expo 2012 witnessed a growth of 35 per

cent in international exhibitors. This year over 50

international companies are participating from

countries like China, Taiwan, Japan, Germany,France, Singapore and Korea. We have tied up

with several foreign electronics associations, and

have interacted with embassies and associations

in Singapore, Korea, Japan, Malaysia, Sri Lanka,

Bangladesh, etc. Hence, the EFY Expo 2013 is a

perfect platform for foreign and Indian players to

network, interact and explore business possibilities

with each other.

This year, three international partners promoted the

show in their countriesChina Electronics Interna-tional Exhibition & Advertising Co Ltd (CEIEC), China

Electronics Appliance Corp (CEAC), and Taiwan

Electrical and Electronics Manufacturers Association

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the Expo, exhibitors get the opportunity to improve

their brand image through our massive email cam-

paigns, newsletters, EFYs several portals, barter

campaigns via industry associations, Expo supple-

ments and newspaper ads.

Promotional activities

In the fast growing electronics industry, where ex-

pos are becoming an important marketing platform,branding plays a major role. We refresh our strate-

gies each year and try to come up with new market-

ing and promotional activities, with the sole aim of

making the EFY Expo a platform that can contribute

to the growth of the electronics industry. This year,

our focus was to do region-specific promotions to tap

as many exhibitors and buyers from different zones,

particularly south India, and from manufacturing hubs

like Pune, Baddi, etc.

For the EFY Expo 2013, the EFY Group has embarkedupon major promotional activities to inform the in-

dustry well in advance about this mega electronics

event. Working on the suggestions and feedback re-

ceived from the exhibitors of the EFY Expo 2012, we

have taken up several initiatives for EFY Expo 2013,

which include:

Newspaper advertisements in leading national dailies

Road shows in leading electronics hubs such as

Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Chennai

Personalised invitations through direct mail and

email to key decision makers and influencers in

the Indian electronics industry

Invitations through various associations to bulk

buyers in the public and private sectors

International and domestic promotional email

campaigns

Tele-calling activities to personally invite more

than a 1000 senior decision makers

Engaging and involving industry leaders as speak-

ers and delegates at conferences and seminars

Promotion through major events like ELCINAs

Source India, Strategic Electronics Summit, etc.

Innovation Zone

In line with our promise to cover the entire ecosystem

of the electronics industry, the EFY Expo 2013 will

The EFY Group has always made an effort to

promote the electronics manufacturing in-

dustry, and the EFY Expo has been yet another

step in this direction.

The EFY Expo 2013 is a special treat for manufactur-

ers in the electronics industry. Whether a company

wants to set up a manufacturing unit, expand capacity

or outsource production, it will find all the solutions

at the Expo. This platform will be shared by leading

EMS companies, PCB manufacturers, design hous-es, suppliers and solutions providers in electronics

manufacturing. Some of the manufacturing compa-

nies who are participating include Digital Circuits,

Saharsa Electronics, SGS Tekniks, SGV Industries,

Circuit Systems India Ltd, UKB Electronics, Aggres-

sive Electronics, Nextgen Manufacturing, Persang

Alloy, Keetronics, Shakti Keypads, etc.

The Expo will also feature the latest production

equipment, component accessories, chemicals and

consumables, test and measurement equipment, etc,

besides the services offered by the EMS companies.

Spanning three halls dedicated to electronics manu-

facturing, the EFY Expo is an excellent platform for

EMS firms to exhibit.

The EFY Expo 2013 will offer a special treat to

those in the electronics manufacturing domain

as companies with plans to set up manufacturing

units, expand capacity or outsource production,

will find all solutions at the Manufacturing Zonewithin the Expo. This year, the Manufacturing Zone

will exhibit the latest offerings from the electron-

ics manufacturing services (EMS) companies,

latest manufacturing processes, new machines,

latest products like PCBs, electrostatic discharge

products, keypads, etc. Some of the participating

companies include CSIL/PCB Power, Bergen As-

sociates, Kyoritsu, Mectronics, Aggressive Elec-

tronics, Victor Components, etc.

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give visitors the opportunity to witness the latest in-

novations of the industrythe first such attempt in

any Indian exhibition. The EFY Expo 2013 will have

a free demo space, which will highlight the latest

innovative products from different segments of the

electronics industry.

This platform will allow innovators to showcase their

talent to Indian as well as international buyers, thus pro-

moting the Made in India brand. On the other hand,

budding engineers, those from the industry and others

will get a chance to see, understand and get inspired by

these innovations. The award winners of ISA Technova-

tion Awards 2012 have already been allotted space to

showcase their innovations.

With over 16,000 visitors expected to attend the show, we

are sure that these innovations will work as a catalyst and

inspire the industry to come up with more new products.

The EFY Expo 2013 will not only prove to be

a good business and networking platform for

manufacturers but for channel partners as

well. About 30 per cent of the Indian exhibitors and

almost all international exhibitors at the EFY Expo

2013 are looking for trade channel partners.

Channel partners who are considering representing

more national and international brands, will find the

Expo a good business opportunity.

To facilitate interactions between the exhibitors and

business visitors at the EFY Expo 2013, we have set

up a Web-based registration system, through which

channel partners can set up appointments with com-

panies they wish to interact with. This is a unique

service for channel partners, which is being offered

for the first time in India.

Business opportunities for channel partnersat EFY Expo 2013

Benefits for exhibitors and visitors

We, as organisers, have chalked out a detailed plan to

ensure that the exhibitors as well as visitors get the max-

imum benefits. From arranging a centrally located venue

and ensuring the necessary amenities, to promoting the

event and drawing visitors to the showwe have done

everything to ensure a successful event.

All the leading suppliers and solutions providers for

electronics manufacturing will be present under oneroof. Hence, there are a plethora of business opportuni-

ties for visitors to discover. If you are a manufacturer,

trader or buyer, the Expo promises to be a treasure trove

for you. Besides, there will be conferences and semi-

nars, where industry bigwigs will enlighten you on how

to expand your business. Whats more, you can also

have all your doubts and business queries cleared by

one-to-one meetings at the Expo site.

The growing emphasis on the quality of products

and services delivered, as well as the need

for accuracy and timely results, is driving the

growth of the test and measurement (T&M) equipment

market in India. Observing this growing demand, we

have decided to dedicate a platform for the T&M indus-

try called T&M India. This will be the perfect venue for

equipment buyers as they will get a variety of brands to

choose from, under one roof. Special efforts are being

made to get the leading brands from this segment to

participate in the Expo.

T&M India:A perfect platform for buyers

Some of the leading T&M players participating in T&M

India are Agilent Technologies, Good Will Instrument

Co, Megger, National Instruments, Qmax Test Equip-

ments Pvt Ltd, Rohde & Schwarz, Siglent Technologies,

Teledyne LeCroy, The Motwane Manufacturing Co, Metro

Electronics, Crown Electronics, Meco, TII Techno, Fluke,

and others.

The EFY Expo team has also launched a drive to invite

trade channel partners interested in T&M equipment

from across India to visit the EFY Expo and interact with

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The EFY Expo has always promised something

new for the electronics industry every year.

This year is no different with the introduction

of the Live SMT line at the Expo. This new concept

has been made possible by the EFY Group, in asso-

ciation with ELCINA and with support from the De-

partment of Electronics and Information Technology

(DeitY), in an effort to make the exhibition more fruit-

ful for the electronics industry.

Essentially, the live SMT line will be a complete SMTproduction set-up, for a low to mid-volume manu-

facturing unit, keeping the needs of Indian SMEs in

mind. Through this initiative, we hope to create a

strong value-add for existing and upcoming elec-

tronics manufacturers across India, adding one more

A live SMT line

compelling reason to visit the Expo. The live SMT

Line will also be a wonderful opportunity for compa-

nies trying to source new equipment for their existing

or new manufacturing units.

The SMT machines have been sponsored by Asys

Group, Juki Corporation, Maxim SMT Technologies

Pvt Ltd, VI Technology, Prosem Technology India Pvt

Ltd and EMST Marketing Pvt Ltd, which are the lead-

ing SMT players in India.

For the first time in the history of the Indian elec-

tronics industry, visitors can watch a live SMT line in

action at an exhibition. This new concept will ensure

that the electronics industry gets a lot more benefits

out of this exhibition.

5 MAJOR CONFERENCES AND SEMINARS AT EFY EXPO 2013

Feb 21, 2013

Conference on the National ElectronicsPolicy: Resurrecting the ElectronicsManufacturing Ecosystem

Hall 8, First Floor, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, 10 am-1.15 pm

RoHS-compliant Electronics Manufacturing:Challenges, Solutions and Opportunities

Hall 8, First Floor, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, 2 pm-6 pm

Feb 22, 2013

EFY Design Engineers Conference 2013 Hall 8, Ground Floor, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, 10 am-6 pm

ELCINA Conference on SynergisingInvestments with Market Dynamics,Technology and Electronics Manufacturing

Hall 8, First Floor, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, 10 am-5 pm

Feb 23, 2013

Electronics Rocks: Academia Edition Hall 8, First Floor, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, 10 am-1 pm

Leading Eco & Smart Solutions by FujitsuSemiconductor

Hall 8, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, 11.30 am-12.30 pm


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Conference on the NationalElectronics Policy:Resurrecting the ElectronicsManufacturing Ecosystem

The Department of Electronics & Information

Technology (DeitY) has decided to use the EFY

Expo as a platform to engage with the stalwarts

of the Indian electronics industry. DeitY will be meetingindustry leaders to understand their doubts about the

DeitYSEMINA

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Feb 21, 2013, Hall 8, First Floor, Pragati Maidan,New Delhi, 10 am-1.15 pm

recently announced policies, and provide the necessary

guidance.

To support this, DeitY is also organising a Conference

on the National Electronics Policy: Resurrecting the

Electronics Manufacturing Ecosystem.

Programme Schedule

Inaugural Session 9:45 am 11:00 am

Welcome Address T Vasu, president ELCINA & director, Tandon Group

Keynote Address Ajai Chowdhry, founder, HCL

Address by Guest of Honour J Satyanarayana, secretary, Dept of Electronics & IT, Govt. of India

Address by Chief Guest Kapil Sibal, Honble Minister for Communications & IT, Govt. ofIndia

Vote of Thanks Ramesh Chopra, vice chairman, EFY Group

Tea Break 11:15 am 11:30 am

Session I: Empowering IndigenousElectronics Manufacturing

11:30 am 1:15pm

Session Chairman Dr Ajay Kumar, joint secretary, DeitY, Govt of IndiaKey Elements of National Electronics Policy

Keynote address: Supporting R&D andInnovation

Dr. Debashis Dutta, scientist G & Group Coordinator - R&D,Dept of Electronics & IT, Govt of India

Skill Development Requirements &Initiatives

Dilip Chenoy, CEO, NSDC

Competitiveness through ManufacturingClusters & M-SIPS to Enable High ValueAdded Manufacturing

Arun Sachdeva, senior directior, DeitY, Govt. of India

Preferred Market Access S K Marwah, Addl. Director, DeitY, Govt. of India

Lunch 1:15 pm onwards


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Programme Schedule

Topic: How to increase your

companys competitiveness and

cater to the overseas market

Speaker:Dr VaralakshmyChaudhari, manager, SustainabilityServices, SGS India Pvt Ltd

SESSION I: THE IMPACT OF RoHS ON BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESTopic: Taking proactivesteps to increase thecompetitiveness of themanufacturing base

Speaker:Suresh Shanmugam,engineering leader, Chemicals

Industry, UL India Pvt Ltd

SESSION II: IMPACT OF RoHS REGULATIONS ON ELECTRONICS PRODUCTS

Topic: Impact of RoHSregulations on electronicsproducts and enablingessential circumstances forits success

Speaker:Dr NR Munirathnam,scientist and head, Ultra Pure

Materials Division & RoHS Group, Centre for Materials forElectronics Technology (C-MET), Government of India

Topic: Transition to RoHS:How to develop a strategy

Speaker: Sunanda Kadam, GM,chemical compliance, TV SDSouth Asia

SESSION III: CHALLENGES OF SUPPORTING RoHS/LEAD-FREE ASSEMBLY ONTHE SHOP FLOOR AND POSSIBLE SOLUTIONS

Topic: Changing over toRoHS/lead-free assemblyprocesses: Planning astrategy

Speaker:BN Shukla, businessunit manager, Jabil Circuits India

Pvt Ltd

Topic: Lead-free surfacefinishes & selection of cost-effective materials for reliableelectronic assemblies

Speaker:Richard Puthota,Director, business development,India & Africa, Cookson

Electronics (ALPHA)

SESSION IV: Latest Technologies and Manufacturing Equipment to ManufactureRoHS Compliant Electronics

Topic: Latest wave solderingsolutions for RoHS compliantmanufacturing process

Speaker: Tobias van Rossem,area sales manager, soldering

systems & printing machines,ERSA GmbH


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EFY DESIGN ENGINEERS

CONFERENCE 2013

It is part of EFYs aim to promote interaction between

design engineers in order to build a strong electronics

design community in India. Creating a community of

like-minded engineers and fostering interaction between

them is what we believe would help lay a strong founda-

tion for the community.

The EFY Design Engineers Conference is a dedicated

effort by EFY to provide this platform to the Indian elec-

tronics engineering community to come together and

interact with their peers and international experts. Every

year, engineers from all over the world take part in this

one-of-a-kind conference.

The theme

With the huge growth in the market of mobile devices

like tablets, smartphones and other connected devices,

reducing power consumption in circuits is a very impor-

tant, yet challenging part of systems design.

While going in for the latest components or processors that

are built on ever-more-efficient process nodes might help,

gaining access to the wisdom that senior designers acquire

from their experiences over the years is invaluable.

Electronics engineers involved in the process of de-

signing chips and circuits, and in developing elec-

tronics products and systems would be the primary

audience for this seminar.

Who can attend

DesignCONFERENC

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Feb 22, 2013, Hall 8, Ground Floor,Pragati Maidan, New Delhi

We have understood this, and that is why we are having

the EFY Design Engineers Conference this year, focusing

exclusively on lowering power consumption in electronic

circuits.

The seminar will feature a host of speakers from around

India who have had immense first hand experience in

electronics design. They will be discussing techniques

and strategies to lower power consumption in a variety

of electronics systems.

Objective of the seminar

Power wastage is an important concern, and everyone

welcomes new ways to reduce it in their devices. This

seminar aims to enlighten design engineers on new

methods to improve the power efficiency of their pro-

jects, and thus create a greener product.

Programme Schedule

Session Name Speaker Name

Design of A Low Power Application Circuit Step by Step Demonstration

T. Anand, MD, Knewron

Power Optimisations in Linux Kernel for AndroidDevices

Darshak Vasavada, founder & CEO, Stamp Computers

Reducing Power Consumption in Circuits Ganesh Shankar, MD, FluxGen Engineering Technologies

Low Power Design: A Combination of Hardware,

Software and Common Sense

Jithu Niruthambath, joint director, Caluxto Systems

Multidisciplinary Approach to Enhance ValueGeneration from Electronic Innovations

Biju Ronnie Varkey, owner, Merlyn D3 Systems

Low Power Design: Merging Common Senseand Design Skills

UC Patnaik, MD, Project n Training


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Electronics Rocks:Academia Edition

Organised by the EFY Group, the academia edi-

tion of the Electronics Rocks conference aims

to improve the engineering education in India

by promoting interaction between the industry and the

educational sector in order to formulate a mutually

beneficial curriculum. There are also seminars that will

enlighten academicians on the latest and best develop-ments in the industry with respect to electronics.

Objective of the seminar

This conference aims to let the industry know more about

the requirements of the academic institutes in the country,

in order to develop the labs and improve the quality of edu-

cation imparted to Indias future engineers. Overall, it hopes

Seminarfo

rACADEMICIAN

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Feb 23, 2013, Hall 8, First Floor, Pragati Maidan,New Delhi, 10 am-1 pm

to enhance the interaction between the academic sector and

the industry, and promote mutual co-operation.

Academicians who are looking to get inspired by the

latest in technological developments can attend thisseminar as it will give them a direct view into what is

happening in the electronics industry. Firms target-

ing academicians can also attend this conference to

understand the requirements of these institutes, and

hopefully provide equipment tuned and targeted for

their requirements, to improve the overall quality of

Indias technical education.

Who should attend

Programme ScheduleTopics Speakers

Setting up Hi-tech Electronics Labs in EducationalInstitutes

Dhananjay Gadre, director, TI Centre for EmbeddedProduct Design

Requirements of a Hi-tech Electronics Lab inEducational Institutes to Enable Industry Readiness

Rahul Gupta, MTECH Co-ord for ECE, training andplacement convener

Team-up: How Faculty and Students can Associatewith Industry to Develop Commercial Projects

Vinay Chaddha, owner, GVC Systems

Introduction to ATMED Project Concept (Any TimeMedicine)

T Anand, MD, Knewron

How an Open Source Modular Robotics Kit PromotesReal-life Industrial innovations

Biju R Varkey, owner, Merlyn D3 Systems

Panel Discussion: Can Developer Boards and TrainerKits be Used to Foster interest in Electronics?

Vinay Chaddha, Dhananjay Gadre, Rahul Gupta, UCPatnaik, MD, project n Training, Biju R Varkey

Talk on Network Embedded Systems Ajay Nagarkar, co-founder, Mapyn

All you need to Know about Solar (photovoltaic)Engineering

Ganesh Shankar, MD, FluxGen EngineeringTechnologies

Tutorial:Agile Development with Models; Processor,SoC and System-of-Systems Modeling

Gopi Kumar Bulusu, CEO, Sankhya Technologies


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rSPONSORS

The best thing about EFY Expo is that it focuses on the entire ecosystem of the electronics industry.The visitors to this Expo are diverse, so we can meet our customers, the engineers as well as the

channel partners. The backing of the EFY Group, which is synonymous with the electronics industry,gives the Expo the cutting edge. This Expo is one of the steps towards our company establishing astronger base in India. Our partnership with this Expo will certainly give a boost to our brand image.

Through EFY Expo, we want to reach out to as many customers as possible. Also we would like touse this platform to inform the industry about our liaison with Agilent Technologies, which is ourtechnology associate.

The live SMT line at the Expo will give us an opportunity to showcase our SMT line, particularly

to new users. Since this is a new concept, we are expecting to generate a good response fromusers of SMT products.

EFY Expo is a good platform for us to reach our customers in order to make them aware of ourproducts. Also, we will get a chance to showcase our products among Indian as well as global

competitors.

We are participating in the EFY Expo 2013 as it has introduced the new concept of having a live

SMT line, which will bring together different machine manufacturers onto a single platform. For

someone who is planning to set up a new SMT line, this will be a good way to start. We expectthat this Expo will bring to the venue more companies setting up new facilitiesto understand

and see the equipment available in todays market.

We feel that being in the business of electronic publishing, the EFY Group is in a better position

to showcase the future of electronics. EFY knows the pulse of the electronics market. This Expoattracts visitors and purchase managers of electronics manufacturing firms and we hope that itgives us a chance to meet with the decision makers and showcase our products to them.

Fujitsu Semiconductor Asia Pte Ltd | Bag & Conference Sponsor

Agmatel India Pvt Ltd |Associate Level Sponsor

Juki India Pvt Ltd | Live SMT Line Sponsor

Maxim SMT Pvt Ltd | Live SMT Line Sponsor

Vi Technology | Live SMT Line Sponsor

Prosem Technology India (P) Ltd | Live SMT Line Sponsor

Rajiv Wadhwa,sales manager

AK Aggarwal,director

N Chandramohan,country head (SMT

division)

SS Bist,general manager

Rakesh Shety,business development

manager, India

Alok Gupta,director

EFY Expo is a good platform to bring together the complete ecosystem from designing to componentsunder a single roof. This has been a great show for promotion of Indian electronics manufacturing

industry. My best wishes for them. This is an important Expo for making our visibility to the electronicsfraternity and also reaching to the channel and end consumers looking for electronic end products.

Samridhi Automations Pvt Ltd | Surveillance Partner

Sanjeev Sehgal,MD, Samridhi

Automaons Pvt Ltd

SPONSORS SUPPORT


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OUR SPONSORS

Teledyne LeCroy Conference Sponsor

Agilent Technologies Associate Level Sponsor

Bergen Associates Associate Level Sponsor

Maxim SMT Associate Level Sponsor

Millennium Semiconductor Associate Level Sponsor

Samsung C&T India Pvt Ltd Associate Level Sponsor

Meco Associate Level Sponsor

Agate & Agate Associate Level Sponsor

ASYS Group Live SMT Line Sponsor

Nutek Live SMT Line Sponsor

UTL Power Partner, Live SMT Line

State Bank of India Bank Sponsor

World Phone Internet Partner

Renesas Electronics Corporation Badge Sponsor


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Kores India Ltd

Krishnonics Ltd

Kunal Stamping Pvt Ltd

Kyoritsu Electric India Pvt Ltd LeCroy India Trading Pvt Ltd

Maxim SMT Technologies

Pvt Ltd

Meco Meters Pvt Ltd

Mectronics Markeng Services

Megger (India) P Ltd

Metro Electronic Products

Mike Ohm Corporaon

Millennium Semiconductors

Mohite Electronics Pvt Ltd

MyTi Technetronics Pvt Ltd

Naman Enterprises

Naonal Controlling Equipment

Industries

Naonal Instruments

Nextgen Manufacturing

Services Pvt Ltd

Nikee Infotech

Ningbo Aurich Electronics

Co Ltd

Olive Exports Pvt Ltd

OM Circuits Boards

Omega Electronic Scale Co Ltd

Paras Enterprises

Peach Technovaons Pvt Ltd

Persang Alloy Industries Pvt Ltd

Positronic Interconnects Pvt Ltd

Premier Industries

Progressive Engineers

Prosem Technology India

Pvt Ltd

Qmax Test

RJ Industrial Corporaon

RS Components & Controls (I) Ltd

Radhika Agencies Pvt Ltd

Ramtronics

Renesas Electronics Corporaon

Rohde & Schwarz India Pvt Ltd Rohm Semiconductor India Pvt Ltd

Rubycon Singapore Pte Ltd

SM Semiconductors

Sri Balaji Enterprises

SS Internaonal Services

Sahasra Electronics Pvt Ltd

Saison Components & Soluons

Salicon Nano Technology

Pvt Ltd

Samriddhi Automaons Pvt Ltd

Samsung CT Corporaon India

Pvt Ltd

Saru Smelng Pvt Ltd

Scienfc Mes-Technik Pvt Ltd

SGV Industries

SGS Tekniks Manufacturing Pvt Ltd

Shak Keypads Pvt Ltd

Shanghai Everstars Electronics

Co Ltd

Shenzhen Ruilongyuan

Electronics Co Ltd

Shenzhen Wangxing Electronic

Co Ltd

Shri Sant Gajanan Maharaj

College of Engineering

(SSGMCE)

Siglent Technologies Co Ltd

Simmtronics Semiconductors Ltd

SMD Electronics Pvt Ltd

SNBC India

SPI Engineers Pvt Ltd

SS Power System

State Bank of India

Stac Systems Pvt Ltd

Sumitron Exports Pvt Ltd

Supreme Circuits

Synthesis Winding Technologies

Pvt Ltd Taiwan Nickel Precision

Technology Co

Tancap Technology Co Ltd

Tayo Industrial Group (HK) Ltd

Teck Internaonal Pte Ltd

Teeming Machinery (India) Pvt Ltd

The Motwane Manufacturing

Co Pvt Ltd

Theta

Tianli Electrical Machinery

Co Ltd

TII Techno Tesng Instruments

Pvt Ltd

Toradex Systems India Pvt Ltd

Trade Corp

TransTechnology India Pvt Ltd

TTL Technologies Pvt Ltd

Uday Enterprises

UKB Electronics Pvt Ltd

Unisonic Technologies Co Ltd

UPS Inverter.com

Vasavi Electronics

Vi Technology

Victor Components Systems Pvt Ltd

Vidhata Electronics Pvt Ltd

Vital Electrocomp

Wah Luen Electronics Tools Co Ltd

Wonder Polymers Pvt Ltd

Wuhan Fute Technology Co Ltd

Xinghua City Huayu Electronics

Co Ltd

Zhejiang 3Q Wire & Cable

Co Ltd

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DEPARTMENT OF ELECTRONICS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

The Department of Electronics & Information Technology (DeitY), is a department under the

Ministry of Communications and Information Technology, Government of India. The mission of

the department is the e-development of India through a multi-pronged strategy of e-infrastructure

creation to facilitate and promote e-governance.

The department also aims to promote electronics and the Information Technology-InformationTechnology Enabled Services (IT-ITeS) industry, providing support for the creation of innovation

hubs and R&D centres, building a Knowledge Network and securing Indias cyber space.

Objective of DeitY

e-Government: Providing e-infrastructure for delivery of e-services

e-Industry: Promotion of electronics hardware manufacturing and IT-ITeS industry

e-Innovation / R & D: Providing support for creation of innovation infrastructure in emerging areas

of technology

e-Education: Providing support for development of e-skills and knowledge network

e-Security: Securing Indias cyber space

Functions of DeitY

Allocation of business rules pertaining to DeitY

Policy matters relating to IT, electronics and Internet

Initiatives for development of hardware/software industry including knowledge based enterprises,

measures for promoting IT, exports and competitiveness of the industry

Promotion of IT and IT enabled services and Internet Assistance to other departments in the promotion of E-governance, E-infrastructure, E-medicine,

E-commerce, etc.

Promotion of IT education and IT-based education

Matters relating to cyber laws, administration of the IT Act. 2000 (21 of 2000) and other IT

related laws

Matters relating to promotion and manufacturing of semiconductor devices in the country

Interaction in IT related matters with international agencies and bodies

Initiative on bridging the digital divide, matters relating to Media Lab Asia

Promotion of standardisation, testing and quality in IT and standardisation of procedure for IT

application and tasks

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ELCINA

ELCINA was established in 1967 as the first industry association supporting electronics

hardware, at a time when Indias electronics industry was still in its infancy. Since then,

ELCINA has established itself as an interactive forum for electronics and IT manufactur-

ers. ELCINA actively interacts with the government and advises it on policy and business

environment issues. It networks with technical institutions and business support organisa-tions in India and abroad to enable business expansion and information dissemination on

technical developments. With greater liberalisation, ELCINAs focus has shifted to offering

professional and value added services to the electronics community.

While ELCINAs focus was originally on promoting the manufacturing of components-

the building blocks of the industry, ELCINA (now renamed as ELCINA Electronic Industries

Association of India), has broadened its horizons and increased its activities to include

the development of the entire electronics and IT hardware sector. ELCINA now focuses on

promoting the manufacture of:

Electronic components

Industrial/professional electronics

Defence/strategic electronics

Electronic manufacturing services

Other evolving areas in electronics such as medical, automobile, electronic design, em-

bedded systems and more

Its focus is to support the value chain for consumer electronics, telecom and comput-

ers/ITcorrelating the common interests they share with equipment, material and machin-ery producersfor the overall expansion of hardware manufacturing.

ELCINA believes that the government and the industry need to work together to stimulate

manufacturing and catalyse an IT/electronics boom that can contribute significantly to the de-

velopment of India. ELCINA persistently works to facilitate changes that would strengthen Indias

electronics and IT manufacturing base to make it a leader on the world electronics map.

Services and activities

ELCINA constantly endeavours to upgrade the services it offers. This includes:

Active industry-government interface and networking with key decision making bodies with

quick and effective representation to government.

Swift dissemination of information/data, circulars and notifications using electronic media and

promoting business with the support of ELCINAs website.

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AIREA (ALL INDIA RADIO & ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATION)All India Radio & Electronics Association (AIREA) originally known as All India Radio Mer-chants Association (AIRMA) was formed in the year 1936 and was incorporated under thecompanies Act in the year 1941 with 4 zones. In the year 1948, the zonal office for East, West,South and North was established. In the year 1971 the name of All India Radio Merchants As-sociation was changed to All India Radio & Electronics Association under the Companies Act1956. Since then the AIREA has been serving for the cause of Electronics Trade and Industry.

AIREA promotes and protects the interests of the electronics trade and industry includ-

ing manufacturers, importers, exporters, distributors, wholesale and retail dealers andpersons interested in the sale, repair, servicing, insurance or hire of radio, televisions andother wireless electronic goods through a common policy to safe guard their interests. Itpromotes co-operation among companies connected with the electronic trade and industryand represents the views of members on any matters affecting the electronic trade andindustry to the Government of India.

Contact details: Nayan Parekh,Hon. secretary

CEAMA (CONSUMER ELECTRONICS AND APPLIANCES

MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION)

The Consumer Electronics and Appliances Manufacturers Association (CEAMA, formerlyCETMA) is an all-India body of organisations in the consumer electronics and homeappliances sectora Rs 400 billion industry. CEAMA looks after the common interestsof its members, for sustainable growth in the sector. The 33 year-old association hasabout 100 members comprising Indian corporations and MNCs, and includes firms inthe large, medium and small scale sectors. It is truly a representative organisation forcollective promotional activities concerning the industry. CEAMA projects the industrysviewpoint on various policy matters, takes up industry problems with concerned govern-ment departments, and highlights major issues through the print and electronic media.CEAMA realises its responsibilities in the changing environment of globalisation andhas always given suggestions and recommendations, keeping in view the interests of theconsumers, the trade and the industry.

Members Product Profile: Air conditioners; audio/video equipment; DVD players; digital cam-eras; electronic clocks; microwave ovens; public address systems; refrigerators; set-top boxes; small

appliances (chimneys, geysers, irons (electric presses), mixer grinders, ovens, sandwich makers,toasters, water purifiers, etc); TV sets; washing machines

Contact details: Anirudh V Dhoot,president, Suresh Khanna,secretary general,F 4/23, 4th Floor, Wave Ist Silver Tower, Plot No. D-6, Sector -18, Noida 201301 (UP);Ph: 91-120-4265697; [email protected]; www.ceama.in

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CHINA ELECTRONIC APPLIANCE

Hall No. 7B | Booth No. E39A

CORPORATION

Established in 1964, the China Electronic Appliance Corporation (CEAC) is

the organiser of the China Electronics Fair (CEF), which is the largest andmost comprehensive exhibition for the electronics and information technol-ogy industry in China. With its debut in 1964, the CEF has grown along withChinas fast-growing economy, and has witnessed the transition and develop-ment of Chinas electronics and information technology industry from a plannedeconomy to a market economy. The CEF is held in spring, summer and fall atShenzhen, Chengdu and Shanghai, respectively, covering a total exhibition areaof 150,000 square metres each year. The CEF caters to the 3C, automobile,power supply and defence industries. It helps companies to tap into the worlds

fastest growing electronics market.

Contact details:Jennifer Zhou,vice president, 49, Fuxing Road, Beijing100036; Ph: 86-10-51662329, 86-13681505589; [email protected],[email protected]

CHINA ELECTRONICS INTERNATIONAL

EXHIBITION AND ADVERTISING CO LTDThe China Electronics International Exhibition and Advertising Co Ltd (CEIEC)has a subsidiary company called China National Electronics Import and ExportCorp, which is the largest foreign trader in Chinas electronics industry. Estab-lished in 1988, the firm was converted into a limited liability company in 2001.Its main business involves exhibitions, advertising and design. During the past21 years, the company has successfully organised or co-organised nearly 1000international fairs across six continents. Adhering to the principle of promotingforeign trade and international communication, the company exploits its advan-

tage of accepted leadership within the industry and is moving steadily towardsboosting Chinese electronics enterprises in the international market. Advancedideas, rich experience and good service have earned the company an excel-lent reputation and a strong brand image in the exhibition industry at home andabroad, apart from a large base of international clients. As the outside worldswindow to Chinas market economy, the company never stops improving itsinternationalisation and professionalism while working towards the developmentof Chinas foreign trade.

Contact details:Wang Tiejun,Electronics Building, A23, Fuxing Road, Beijing100036, China; Ph: +86-10-68296412, +86-10-68298656; [email protected],[email protected]


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CLIK (CONSORTIUM OF ELECTRONICINDUSTRIES OF KARNATAKA)

CLIK (Consortium of Electronic Industries of Karnataka) is a Bengaluru-based, not-for-profit tradeassociation which was established in 1982. For over 30 years, we have been organising need-based seminars, exhibitions and trade delegations, thereby creating a platform that supports thegrowth of a vibrant electronics industry in Karnataka.

Its members derive several benefits from being a part of CLIK. Outlined below are the mostimportant of them.

Accessto cutting edge tech workshops, seminars and training on relevant themes

CLIK consults with members on matters pertaining to IPR, women entrepreneurs needs, etc

Members are provided the exclusive opportunity to interact with visiting trade delegations likeCBI (The Netherlands), and ITSMA (Spain)

Members can participate in flagship CLIK events like CLIKTRONIKA, CLIK Unwired and otherprogrammes that address subjects like renewable energy and smart grids. Our programme,Cloud Computing was presided over by Murugesh R Nirani, Honble Minister for Large &

Medium Industries, Government of Karnataka. CLIK has a calibration and testing centre to facilitate the calibration of instruments by its mem-

bers at concessional rates.

Members can useour Technology Business Incubator for research anddevelopment, cali-bration and testingfor a subsidised fee.

CLIK has established a Lean Manufacturing Cluster group for the implementation of lean manu-facturing under a scheme offered by the National Productivity Council.

CLIK regularly organises trade delegations both nationally and internationally.

CLIK is represented on several major government policy-making and advisory committeeslike those relating to Central Excise and VAT. Members can utilise CLIKs reach for the benefitof their business.

Contact details:G Satyanarayana,president, 91 &91/1, AECS Layout, Sanjay Nagar,Bengaluru 094; Ph: +91 80 42061421; [email protected]; www.clikindia.co.in

CMAI ASSOCIATION OF INDIACMAI Association of India promotes the Indian IT and telecom sectors. CMAI is the onlyintegrated association in India for the IT, ICT, multimedia, infrastructure, rural develop-ment, R&D and telecom sectors, having all stake holders as its members. It is an apexpremier body with a membership base of about 48,500 and with 54 MOU partners andrepresentatives all over the world. It has more than 20 offices in India and several officesacross various countries including three in Shenzhen. It facilitates the inclusive growth


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of the communications sector in India through participation of all stake holders includingservice providers, operators, infrastructure providers and vendors. It provides a platform forall stake holders of the telecom/ IT industry, policy makers and international associationsto work together in creating value for the Indian telecom/IT sector and in providing quality

yet affordable products and services to the Indian consumers. It regularly organises events,seminars, conferences, as well as exhibitions related to ICT, infrastructure, multimedia andapplications, in India and abroad.

Contact details: NK Goyal,president, PHD House, Khel Gaon Marg, New Delhi, 110016;www.cmai.asia

ESC (ELECTRONICS & COMPUTER SOFTWARE EXPORT

PROMOTION COUNCIL)

Electronics & Computer Software Export Promotion Council (ESC), sponsored by theGovernment of India, is Indias apex trade promotion organisation, which has the mandateto promote Indias electronics, telecom and IT exports to global markets. With a widearray of members, the Council has been laying emphasis on facilitating the interactionof Indian SMEs with potential buyers in global markets. Starting out in 1989, with anexport performance of US$ 200 million, ESC has successfully steered Indias electronicsand software exports to US$ 76.90 billion during 2011-12. ESC has a membership of

over 2200 exporters today. It networks with foreign companies interested in establishingbusiness linkages in India. ESCs excellent matchmaking services will help interestedelectronics and IT companies to locate a reliable partner in India for their businessrequirements.

Contact details: DK Sareen,executive director, 3rd Floor, PHD House, 4/2, Siri Institutional Area,August Kranti Marg, New Delhi 110001, Ph: 91 11 47480000, Fax : 91 11 26853412, [email protected], www.escindia.in

MAIT (MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION FOR

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY)

Set up in 1982 for the purpose of promoting science, education and the IT Industry, MAIT hasemerged as an effective, influential and dynamic organisation over these 30 years. Representing thehardware, training, R&D and hardware design sectors, apart from other associated service segments ofthe Indian IT industry, MAITs charter is to develop a globally competitive Indian IT industry, promotethe use of IT in India, strengthen the role of IT in national economic development, promote busi-

ness through international alliances, promote quality consciousness in the IT industry and helps intransforming the Indian IT industry.

MAIT is represented on all concerned Government of India forums and works in close associationwith the Department of Electronics & IT, the Department of Telecom, the Ministry of Communications& IT, the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, the Ministry of Environment & Forests, etc.


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MAIT is driving the eco-system of the Indian IT hardware manufacturing industry in the

country. The primary agenda for the Association is to:

Build up demand for ICT and evolve the e-inclusion objectives of the government; and

Build a globally competitive, environmentally sound, ethically healthy and best-in-class ITindustry ecosystem

MAITs focus areas are:

Enabling a policy framework for the IT manufacturing ecosystem

Attracting investments in IT manufacturing

Simplifying procedures for exports and imports

Increasing IT penetration and usage in India

Reducing local levies and taxes on IT products to make IT affordable

Promoting design, innovation and new product development

Encouraging local language IT applications, products and solutions.

Promoting the use of genuine IT products, components and consumables

E-waste management

Green IT

Contact details: Anwar Shirpurwala,executive director, PHD House, 4th Floor, Opposite AsianGames Village, New Delhi 110 016; Ph: (+91-11) 2685 5487, 2685 4284, 2686 6976; Fax: (+91-11) 2685 1321; [email protected]; www.mait.com

SESI (SOLAR ENERGY SOCIETY OF INDIA)

The Solar Energy Society of India (SESI), which was established in 1978, is the Indianchapter of the International Solar Energy Society (ISES). The interests of the society coverall forms of renewable energy such as solar, wind, biomass, small hydro, bio-fuels, waste-to-energy conversion, etc. The society is interdisciplinary in nature, with some of theleading energy researchers and manufacturers of renewable energy systems and devices ofthe country as its members. The objectives of the SESI are to promote, advance and propa-gate the use of renewable energy by collecting, compiling and disseminating informationrelating to renewable energy, organising seminars, conferences and workshops, publishingbooks, memoirs, journals and newsletters relat

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