Latin America. Professionals and providers of computer infrastructure, telecommunications and structured cabling in Latin America, will have in 2016 two high-class specialized events, one for the market of Mexico and Central America, as well as another held in Colombia for the entire Andean Region.
Expo DataNet will be the new name under which the traditional BICSI Mexico and BICSI Andino congresses will be known, which will continue to bring together IT directors, vice presidents and systems managers, telecommunications and network directors, data center directors and designers, infrastructure directors and systems engineers.
BICSI's experience in training, training and certification added to the knowledge of Latin Press in terms of the organization of fairs and congresses, will be the perfect amalgam that will allow Expo DataNet to position itself as the most important event of its kind in the region.
"We are very excited about the partnership and the value that Latin Press will bring to our congresses in Mexico and the Andean Region in 2016," said Brian Ensign, President-elect of BICSI. "Latin Press' work and support will make the 'BICSI experience' even better for event attendees and for our members," Concluded Ensign.
Max Jaramillo, president of Latin Press Inc., said that "as an event organizer we are very proud to have the confidence of BICSI to strengthen its events in Latin America." The executive added that "for 20 years we have always opted for the growth of different industries and to offer the professionals that make them up the best training scenarios, approach with new technologies and relationship with other professionals."
"An alliance like this, with an organization as prestigious as BICSI, ratifies that we are on the right track and proves that Latin America is increasingly relevant for large global companies that see this market as a key component of their business," he concluded.
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