The exhibition will fully address the working environment
The 2006 edition of its Office Exhibition has been enhanced to focus on specific product areas, according to organisers dmg world media Dubai Ltd.
The fifth annual Office Exhibition takes place at Dubai International Exhibition Centre from June 4 to 6.
With heavy demand for floorspace, industry professionals can look forward to seeing the most comprehensive showcase of office products, services and technology ever seen in the Middle East.
Office Exhibition is widely acclaimed as a highly significant showcase for both the regional and international office industry.
“In Office, we have a show that already comprehensively addresses the actual working environment,” said Paula Al Chami, project manager, dmg world media Dubai Ltd.
“Having talked to exhibitors about their long-term objectives and asked visitors about the areas that are of specific interest to them, it became clear that the next phase of the show’s development had to focus on the products and sectors that are often the deciding factors between an office being merely good and one that is a unique and highly effective combination of aesthetics and total functionality.”
The Office Exhibition was created and developed to allow professionals involved in the design and planning of offices to see the latest products and meet leading experts to discuss the new concepts that influence design and planning.
As the show moves into its fifth year, all of the indications are that it will build on the success of previous years.
“In 2005, Office attracted 7,889 high quality professional trade visitors - an 80 per cent increase on the previous year,” added Al Chami.
“The event featured exhibitors from 28 countries representing 141 companies plus six national groups representing Italy, the UK, Malaysia, Portugal, Turkey and China.”
Underpinning the wide appeal of The Office Exhibition both in the Mena region and internationally, while 75 per cent of registered trade visitors in 2005 came from the UAE, the balance included 12 per cent from Saudi Arabia and the other Arab states, plus 13 per cent from other countries, with significant numbers from Europe, India, Pakistan, Iran and North Africa.
Importantly, the effectiveness of the event is extremely high, due to visitor quality and the delivery of the region’s key decision makers. 88 per cent of 2004 exhibitors said that they achieved most of their objectives and 73 per cent rated the visitor quality as good or excellent.
In addition to the event’s wide-ranging displays of the very latest in office furniture and the latest global advances in technologies (including acoustics, lighting and ergonomics) that together contribute to the creation of a working environment that maximises staff well-being and productivity, new dedicated areas have been created for specialist areas including audio visual, multi media presentation and intelligent technology systems - the systems that facilitate total functionality.
Among the many regional and international brands that have already confirmed participation, are Haworth, (represented in the UAE by Gemaco Interiors), Vitra AG (Switzerland), Ahrend Int. (The Netherlands), Lammhults Mobel AB (Sweden) and Herman Miller (represented by H2O Concepts). Independent Audio Visual (IVA), who are currently involved in a number of major installation projects throughout the UAE, are just one of the companies at the cutting edge of the AV, multimedia and presentation technology sector who will be displaying their expertise at Office 2006.
dmg world media Dubai Ltd, part of the dmg world media group of companies, has a wealth of experience in organising exhibitions to the very highest international standards.
Index, The Big 5, The Office Exhibition and The Hotel Show are all leaders in their respective market sectors.
One of the largest exhibition and publishing companies in the world, the dmg world media group of companies produces more than 300 market-leading trade exhibitions, consumer shows and fairs each year.
