Tech Event Guide, www.techeventguide.com

The Definitive Listing for European Technology Events

News Release from: Napier Partnership Limited
10/05/2006

Tech Event Guide Ltd has announced a new searchable online database which aims to become the definitive free listing of technology events throughout Europe.

According to the company, the listing (www.techeventguide.com) uniquely includes information on key industry shows and conferences as well as company-specific seminars and training days provided by manufacturers and distributors.

Registration to the site is free and electronics engineers can browse a continually updated list of events by date, name or location, or make a selective search for events by location and key products areas such as Analogue, RF and Microwave, FPGAs, ASICs, & Logic, Power and Power Supplies, Processors, Microcontrollers and DSC or industry sectors such as Automotive & Transport, Aerospace and Defence, Communications & Networking, Control & Automation or EDA/Design Tools.

Users can download registration forms and event literature directly from the Tech Event Guide website or to click a link through to the event’s own web-site for additional information.

Once registered, users can create their own ‘My Tech Event Guide’ profile so that they can monitor every opportunity to improve their skills and industry knowledge within their chosen locations, product groups and industry sectors.

Companies can add details of their own seminars and training days to the site by completing the free registration and uploading their event information either as a free listing or as an enhanced listing. …./…

Mike Maynard, Director of Tech Event Guide explained, “Although Event Diaries are already available, they typically focus primarily on major events and rarely include company-specific events. By giving registered companies the ability to upload details of their own seminars and training days, the database aims to build into a definitive listing of technology events, and a valuable resource for electronics engineers, in every country throughout Europe.”