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Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

One-on-one meetings are 15 minutes in duration and take place at the sponsor’s exhibit based on a schedule established in advance for sponsors and guests. There are 5-minute intervals between meetings. Sponsors are provided with detailed profile information for all guests they are meeting with, so all engagements are personalized. During the time slots guests are not scheduled for meetings, they can browse the exhibits freely.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

Boardrooms are 35 minute presentations conducted by sponsors that take place in convention center meeting rooms. Guests are divided into groups of 10–15 peers and are escorted to their sessions by a group leader. During these presentations, sponsors present on a variety of topics, including new products and the sales and profit opportunities they open up, new support or pricing programs that create a bottom-line impact for guests and product/technology road maps. Case studies on how design/build and/or tech integrators/contractors have successfully deployed sponsor products and services are common as well. Some companies take a focus group approach for part or all of the boardroom time slot, asking guests for feedback on products and programs under development.

One-on-one meetings are 15 minutes in duration and take place at the sponsor’s exhibit based on a schedule established in advance for sponsors and guests. There are 5-minute intervals between meetings. Sponsors are provided with detailed profile information for all guests they are meeting with, so all engagements are personalized. During the time slots guests are not scheduled for meetings, they can browse the exhibits freely.