ASIA'S HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED ECOMMERCE EVENT.
14—15 OCTOBER 2020 | MARINA BAY SANDS
ASIA'S HIGHLY-ANTICIPATED ECOMMERCE EVENT.
14—15 OCTOBER 2020 | MARINA BAY SANDS
WE SIMPLY CAN'T CONTAIN THIS AMOUNT OF ECOMMERCE BRILLIANCE!
In 2019, over 21,897 (BPA audited) technology buyers and professionals attended eCommerce Expo Asia and its co-located events, Big Data & AI World, Smart IoT and Technology for Marketing Asia.
This year, over two unmissable days, discover all the end-to-end ecommerce knowledge including Customer Experience, Mobile Commerce, Cross Border Commerce, e-Commerce Trade Strategy, Supply Chain Management, Omni-Channel Retail, to Last Mile Delivery and more.
From engaging in lively discussions around the latest cutting-edge technologies, issues and trends to sourcing the latest ecommerce end-to-end solutions, this will be the one-stop shop for everyone!
Mark your calendar and join us on 14 – 15 October 2020 at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore.
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