Business on Rails (BOR)
Venue: Expo Center Norte
Event Date/Time: Nov 07, 2006 | End Date/Time: Nov 09, 2006 |
Description
As happens in all the even years, the 2006 Exhibition will have the participation of the products manufacturers for both freight and passenger railways (subways and metropolitan trains).
The 2004 Business on Rails show had more than 5.500 professionals from railway operators, customers, logistic service providers, technicians from the government and other parties interested in the railway sector, who visited the 135 companies from 13 countries: Argentina, Canada, China, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Korea, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, USA, and Brazil that occupied 115 booths in a 10.000 sq. mts. area.
For the 2006 Show international pavillions are being organised and some countries have already confirmed their spaces: France, South Africa and Spain are examples.
The biggest booth belonged to the Associação Nacional de Transportadores Ferroviários - ANTF (National Association of Railway Companies) where the freight railway operators showed their demand to the manufacturers. This is a unique characteristic of Business on Rails: to put together buyers and suppliers.
Another specific characteristic of the event, was the II Amsted Maxion Award for Railway Technology and the I ALSTOM Award for Metros and Light Rail Technology that attracted to the Show the best technicians from the Brazilian passangers and freight railways.
The event is an excellent opportunity to:
- Reinforce the corporate trademark;
- Generate new business opportunities;
- Networking establishing with target public;
- Launch new products and services;
- Perform technical presentations;
- Consolidate the strategic position.
Who is expected to participate as exhibitor:
Manufacturers and suppliers of:
· Equipment: freight and passenger railway rolling stock, maintenance and construction of track, railway and intermodal sectors materials (from bolts to locomotive engines);
· Technology: management systems, signling, telecommunications, yards and terminals control, and on board sensors software;
· Infrastructure: builders, contractors, track maintenance and repair companies and railway equipment;
· Services: Human resources consulting and training companies, among others.
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Restrictions
Trade Only