TAIDEN at the ANOC General Assembly in Mexico

Time of issue:2010-11-01

TAIDEN at the ANOC General Assembly in Mexico

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TAIDEN in North America in October

--Reports on IMF, ITU and ANOC Meetings

November 1 ,2010

Autumn is always a season of harvest. In this Golden October, the 2010 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings, the ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2010 and the ANOC General Assembly & IOC Executive Board Meetings were held one after the other in North America. As the selected supplier for all 3 events, Shenzhen TAIDEN Industrial Co., Ltd. provided digital conference and SI systems for more than 10.000 seats. With perfect performance and stable operation, all meetings took place successfully and ran smoothly, as anticipated. TAIDEN Fully digital conference systems and digital IR simultaneous interpretation systems were appreciated and highly praised by delegates, interpreters and end users.
All three meetings are high profile events in the calendar of major international events. The IMF-World Bank Annual Meeting by itself was attended by more than ten thousand participants. The ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2010 lasted for 19 days; the number of participants totaled more than 60.000 attendees in 400 meetings and 11 venues.
TAIDEN being awarded the contracts as well as its high recognition received after the events demonstrates adequately TAIDEN's strong competition strength on the global market, thanks to its world's leading technologies, its superb quality and its brand awareness.

The below table shows the details of the three events

Conference Name	2010 IMF-World Bank Annual Meetings	ITU Plenipotentiary Conference 2010	ANOC-IOC EB Meetings
Date	October 8-10, 2010	October 4-22, 2010	October 17-26, 2010
Location	Washington D.C., USA	Guadalajara, Mexico	Acapulco, Mexico
Quantity of Contribution Units	178 seats （30 of which with digital IR wireless microphones）	1728 seats	425 seats
Digital IR receivers	4300 seats	3000 seats	900 seats
Interpreter units	42 pcs	60 pcs	18 pcs
Conference management software modules	Several packages	Several packages	Several packages
Broadcast Standard Audio Distributors	8pcs	10pcs

TAIDEN at the ANOC General Assembly in Mexico

The Association of National Olympic Committees (ANOC) and the IOC Executive Board were holding the ANOC Executive Council Meeting, the XVII ANOC General Assembly, the First Olympic Sport Convention and the IOC Executive Board Meeting from October 17 to October 26 in Acapulco, Mexico. Some 1000 people - including representatives of more than 200 National Olympic Committees - sports ministers, president of the General Association of International Sports Federations (SportAccord) as well as IOC members attended the meetings. TAIDEN was the supplier for all the meetings.

The XVII ANOC General Assembly was held from October 20-22, participants heard reports from the Youth Olympic Games (YOG), received updates on Olympic Games preparations in London 2012, and the bidding preparation for the 2018 Winter Olympics. Prior to the General Assembly, a string of other meetings were held, including a meeting of the Olympic Solidarity commission, meetings of the Organizing Committees for the Olympic Games and various continental assemblies.
On October 23, ANOC held the First Olympic Sport Convention, followed by the Joint meeting of the IOC EB and the National Olympic Committees on Oct.24. The meetings concluded with a Press Conference with IOC President Jacques Rogge on Oct.26.
5 conference venues in total were equipped for this event:

425 seats with TAIDEN HCS-4100/20 fully digital conference chairman/delegate units
900 seats with HCS-5100R/08 receivers
18 pieces of HCS-4385K2/20 fully digital interpreter units as well as
several packages of conference management software modules.

The meetings lasted for 10 days with a total of 33 meetings. The perfect performances of TAIDEN systems were praised unrestrictedly. Mr Rudolf J Leising, the IOC Chief interpreter commented: “It’s absolutely perfect.