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Invitation to Exhibit
Exhibitors • Floor Plans • Exhibitor Contract [PDF]
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InfoToday
2001
Invitation to Exhibit Exhibitors • Floor Plans • Exhibitor Contract [PDF] |
InfoToday
2001 is:
InfoToday 2001 will feature two specific areas in the Exhibit Hall entirely devoted to companies displaying products or services related to knowledge management, the Internet, e-business, and library systems. These areas will be filled with high-quality prospects who have a special interest in a particular type of product or service. E-Village
The E-Village in Americas Hall II provides a focus area for those companies wishing to highlight these products. From knowledge management solutions and intranet toolkits, to Internet connectivity suppliers, this section promises to have a diverse mix of exhibitors that will surely attract a crowd. Most importantly, InfoToday 2001, with its cutting-edge conference programming, provides an excellent backdrop for companies offering solid KM and e-business solutions. E-Libraries
Village
This section of the Exhibit Hall is reserved for providers of online library systems and closely related services. E-Libraries attendees
are your highest-quality prospects by virtue of their presence at the meeting,
and the E-Libraries Village is always a favorite stop for them.
Whom to contact Dave Panara,
Exhibit Sales Manager
Carol Nixon,
Exhibits
Manager
Mike Zarrello,
Exhibits/Advertising Sales Director
143 Old Marlton Pike Medford, NJ 08055 609-654-6266, fax: 609-654-4309 e-mail: custserv@infotoday.com |
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| Exhibit Hours | |
| Tuesday, May 15, 2001 | 10 AM to 6 PM |
| Wednesday, May 16, 2001 | 10 AM to 6 PM |
| Thursday, May 17, 2001 | 10 AM to 3 PM |
| Set
up —
Monday, May 14, 2001 |
10 AM to 5 PM |
| Breakdown
—
Thursday, May 17, 2001 |
3 PM to 12 AM |
It's all about convergence.
What we have witnessed first-hand is a convergence of interest among information professionals, IT professionals, and knowledge managers. The needs of today’s enterprises demand collaboration among the communities responsible for providing resources and platforms for sharing information and knowledge.
What we have done is create an event in which, for the first time, these communities can interact and learn from each other’s experiences and knowledge. We have organized the program into three core conferences—National Online 2001, KnowledgeNets 2001, and E-Libraries 2001. The exhibition, however, will span all three conferences under the InfoToday 2001 umbrella, and exhibitors will therefore have access to a unique blend of attendees interested in all facets of the information and knowledge management industries.
We like to think that we have created a gathering place broad enough to embrace all members of the information and knowledge communities without abandoning our deep roots in the online and electronic publishing marketplace. We believe that exhibitors in 2001 will continue to see a brisk and steady stream of their traditional customers while benefiting from the presence of a broader base of potential customers and business partners.
We invite you to witness and be part of a true milestone in the information and knowledge management industries. Please consider the many compelling reasons for exhibiting at InfoToday 2001 and then let us hear from you very soon!
Thomas H. Hogan
President
Information
Today, Inc.
Delivering the right audience
InfoToday 2001 will attract an audience from all over the world. They are:
Extensive marketing
campaign
Information Today,
Inc. is planning a massive marketing campaign in order to insure a maximum
of qualified attendees. Specific plans include:
Exhibits
Standard exhibit
booth size is 8’ x 10’. However, the floor plan for 2001 has been configured
to provide some 10’ x 10’ booths, as well as larger in-line and island
booths. Please consult the floor plan to determine the actual dimensions
and price of the booth of your choice. All booths include backdrop and
siderails. The Exhibit Hall is not carpeted. Details on how to order carpet,
furniture, electricity, and telecommunications will be available in the
exhibitor manual, which will be sent to exhibitors approximately three
months prior to the conference.
ADDITIONAL PROMOTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
Conference Portfolio
Exhibitors wishing
to include their product literature in the portfolio given to each registrant
may do so. An insertion in the portfolio should weigh no more than one
ounce, and each insertion costs $695. Reservations should be made before
March 23, 2001, and material should be shipped to Information Today, Inc.
for arrival no later than April 13, 2001.
Meeting Program
Full-page and
half-page advertisements may be reserved in the Meeting Program at the
following rates:
Full Page (7”
x 10”): $1,795
Half Page (7”
x 5”): $1,395
Premiums for inside
covers are $400, and the premium for the back cover is $525. Premiums for
special positions are $195. Closing date for camera-ready copy is March
30, 2001.
Advertising
in associated publications
Information Today,
Inc. publishes numerous titles for the information and library communities.
These include Information Today, Computers
in Libraries, Searcher, KMWorld,Link-Up,
and MultiMedia Schools,
all of which will have bonus circulations to be distributed at InfoToday
2001.
Sponsorship
There are a variety
of sponsorship opportunities available for exhibitors wishing to highlight
their presence at this premier event.
Whom to contact
For further info
on any of the above promotional opportunities please call Mike Zarrello
at mzarrello@infotoday.com
or 609-654-4888.
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