Events

Apart from classical trade fairs, you can also find us at the following events.

19. and 20. September 2006 in Blomberg

Communication provides the Competitive Edge

Every day the media reports that the overall economic situation is poor. Many companies are moving jobs and internal revenue abroad in order to maintain their competitive edge. Nevertheless, in 2005 Germany was crowned the export world champion for the third year running, with particular growth being achieved in the automotive and chemical industries, as well as machine and system production. So how is this possible?

Essentially our innovative edge is a result of the high-level of technological expertise of all those involved. In automation technology, for example, many of the communication
methods for increased productivity, such as fieldbus systems, Ethernet protocols or wireless standards, were and continue to be developed (further) in Germany. As one of
the world's leading communication specialists, Phoenix Contact plays an important role in this scenario.

Therefore, at the 11th Industrial Communication Congress we want to present highly efficient automation concepts, which users from all sectors of industry have implemented
based on our products and solutions. You're sure to be impressed by the innovative ideas and will have the opportunity to discuss competitive technologies with speakers and Congress participants. We look forward to receiving your registration details.

Exhibition

All theory is somewhat of a grey area. In other words, it is easier and quicker to grasp something if it can be touched. Therefore the innovative automation concepts  presented by our speakers in their lectures will be accompanied by an exhibition. Here participants will have the opportunity to view many of the products and solutions described, and learn about their specific features. 21 well-known manufacturers from automation technology and institutions are looking forward to meeting you:

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