| FingerTec Pakistan Participates in the ITCN Asia |
(by Mr. Saqib Hudda, Chief Executive Officer, AppleWood Pvt. Ltd.)
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Just a fortnight ago, FingerTec in Pakistan participated in the 11th ITCN Asia Exhibition held from 20th Sept till 22nd Sept 2011 at the Karachi Expo Center. The event was represented by none other than our exclusive distributor in the region, AppleWood Pakistan, attended by Mr. Amir A Khan & Mr. Amir Hussain from the company’s Sales & Marketing team.
From its inception in 2001, ITCN Asia, now being organized for the 12th consecutive year, has grown up as the biggest IT & Telecom extravaganza of Pakistan. Many powerful brands globally showcased their state-of-the-art products and services, and FingerTec was one of the many brands honoured to take part in the exhibition.
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| In spite of the recent security situation in Karachi, the expo received a healthy amount of visitors from all sectors internationally. AppleWood’s booth was equipped with various FingerTec’s models & buntings that were requested from the FingerTec headquarters itself. We also conducted live demonstrations to illustrate the use of the terminals. As predicted, FingerTec Face ID 2 demonstration stole the limelight as it was the most inquired into product at our booth and demonstrations with the terminal was requested for often. Next to the Face ID 2, the Q2i & H2i received a lot of attention from the crowd as well. As FingerTec’s all-new H2i is a keypad-less and screen-less terminal, it is no wonder many were curious to see its functionality. |
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| To sum it up, the exposure that we gained from this exhibition was rather wide, since it involved the global market, and we hope that FingerTec Pakistan and the FingerTec brand in total can be impacted positively by this. AppleWood had represented FingerTec in two difference conferences before this, but representing FingerTec in a large scale exhibition was good and novel experience indeed. Participating in a high profile exhibition which is currently rated the No.1 Exhibition in Pakistan was a good move, in the opinion of AppleWood Pakistan. |
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