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Dubai Duty Free & Connectiv Join Forces to Capture Passengers’ Attention with ONELAN

PRLog (Press Release)Mar. 28, 2013HENLEY-ON-THAMES, Oxfordshire, U.K.A key operational requirement of ONELAN was to deliver real-time dynamic scheduling of content to match advertising to specific airport locations and flights – a key element of the Connectiv offer to airport retailers. This will enable advertisers to target specific groups of passengers more accurately as they transit the airport. For example, advertising in Chinese can be delivered to passengers traveling to or from China. This is achieved using the advanced scheduling capabilities of ONELAN’s new Content Management System (CMS) whereby dynamic metadata can be used to change the playback behaviour of the signage network in real-time, based either on manual intervention or automatically from flight information data.

Later phases will introduce ONELAN’s enterprise platform, Cyclone, to add managed workflow, hierarchical metadata for improved targeting and automatic playlist creation, and a media sales system for inventory and campaign management

ONELAN is a global leader of digital signage and IPTV solutions and a proud investor in UK engineering talent. The company develops high quality, innovative solutions for all types of screen-based communications for applications including retail, advertising networks, corporate communications, education, health, public signage and hospitality.
With a solid foundation and long history of profitable growth, ONELAN is headquartered in the UK, with offices in South America, China and Germany. ONELAN has over 300 partners in 50 countries. The business has received numerous awards since its foundation in 2000, including most recently the AV magazine Digital Signage Project of the Year and the Queen’s Award for Enterprise: International Trade.
About Connectiv
Dubai based Connectiv is a company uniquely specialising in managing and selling digital media systems within the duty-free/travel retail sector, targeting passengers at retail shops in airports globally. Every airport is different, with a different passenger profile, a different mix between business and leisure, a different demographic balance. Thus, every duty-free/travel retail environment requires its own unique digital media offer.
Connectiv’s goal is to become the prime mover in the management of duty-free/travel retail digital networks and sales of advertising airtime, working with brands to provide a single point of purchase for a wide range of airport retail media assets.

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Frost & Sullivan: Higher Demand from Automotive, Consumer Electronics Verticals Drive Sensor Manufacturing Contracts


-- Innovation vital to stand out in a market with shrinking margins

BEIJING, March 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — The Chinese sensor contract manufacturing and export market had taken a hit from the European debt crisis but managed to stay buoyant due to the strong domestic demand from the automotive, consumer electronics and process industries. The Government’s initiatives and stimulus packages aimed at stoking local demand will further assist market growth.

New analysis from Frost Sullivan (http://www.sensors.frost.com), Chinese Sensor Contract Manufacturing and Exports Market, finds that the market earned revenues of $2.62 billion in 2012 and is expected to reach $4.92 billion by 2019 at a compound annual growth rate of 9.4 percent.

Automotive sensors, such as brake and tire pressure sensors, are crucial for vehicle safety. This criticality of sensors, along with the rising purchasing power of citizens, is boosting the uptake of automotive sensors in China.

“Meanwhile, high demand for mobile phones and computers has increased the sales and the manufacturing contracts of acceleration and vision sensors,” said Frost Sullivan Measurement Instrumentation Research Analyst Leo Jia. “The requirement of different types of sensors in railway high-speed and infrastructure has multiplied manufacturing contract orders.”

The export market, however, has not fared as well as the domestic market due to the rising value of China‘s currency. Owing to the thinning profit margins and fluctuating exchange rates, exporters need to win long-term purchase orders to insulate themselves against these changing market dynamics.

In 2012, there was a significant slowdown in demand from both local and foreign original equipment manufacturers (OEMs). Further, the anticipated downturn in the sensor contract manufacturing industry compelled participants to re-evaluate their business strategies. With the global economy still battling poor form, participants may experience a further dip in exports.

Participants have to innovate strategies to stay afloat in the intensely competitive market, which includes not only large international companies but numerous small-scale Chinese manufacturers as well. To remain relevant, sensor manufacturers are striving to improve their products’ quality, flexibility, reliability, and compatibility in extreme environmental conditions.

“Technology innovations such as wireless will also be vital for growth,” noted Jia. “Local and international companies need to collaborate continuously and invest in manufacturing factories and RD activities to enhance technologies and eventually, prompt higher adoption of sensors.”

If you are interested in more information on this research, please send an email to Zhenhua Chen, Corporate Communications, at zhenhua.chen@frost.com, with your full name, company name, job title, telephone number, company email address, company website, city, state and country.

Chinese Sensor Contract Manufacturing and Exports Market is part of the Sensors Instrumentation Growth Partnership Service program. Frost Sullivan’s related research services include: World Pressure Sensors and Transmitters Market, World Emerging Sensors Markets, Global Flow Sensors and Transmitters Market, and Asia Pacific Sensors Market. All research services included in subscriptions provide detailed market opportunities and industry trends evaluated following extensive interviews with market participants.

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Ciudades de segundo nivel y más allá: la nueva frontera china para las marcas


PARÍS, March 19, 2013 /PRNewswire/ –

Rendez-Vous en la tercera edición de China Connect (http://www.chinaconnect.fr), The European Conference on Marketing and Digital in China - París, 28-29 de marzo de 2013

Tras un desarrollo frenético, las principales ciudades “de alto nivel” (como Pekín y Shangai) están saturadas, y la expansión en los “niveles más bajos” (ciudades de segundo, tercer nivel y más) se encuentra entre las prioridades de muchas marcas occidentales durante los próximos años.

Algunos datos importantes:
- 400 de las 800 nuevas tiendas de Adidas abiertas en 2012 fueron en ciudades de niveles más bajos. El objetivo es estar presente en 1.400 ciudades para 2015.
- Gucci adopta una “estrategia por niveles” con los productos y accesorios de piel de nivel de entrada, y luego introducirán productos para llevar y accesorios, una vez que los gustos del consumidor maduren  
- China tiene más de 600 ciudades con más de un millón de habitantes.
- Muchos de ellos están menos expuestos a las marcas, tienen menos conocimiento de ellas, pero no menos demanda; las expectativas y conductas son diferentes desde sus homólogos de “alto nivel”.
- La clase media es el motor del crecimiento; se expande y también vive en “China interior”.
- Este desarrollo geográfico tiene un efecto directo en el crecimiento masivo y rápido del comercio electrónico.  
- El tráfico en Tmall, el primer portal de B2C de China, llega a más del 60% desde ciudades de segundo nivel y más allá.  
- China tiene la primera población online mundial (aproximadamente 600 millones) y usuarios móviles (1.100 millones), y pronto será el mercado de comercio electrónico mundial número uno.  
- La juventud china tiene simpatía por las marcas.  

China es un mercado cada vez más competitivo y en evolución, que ilustra algunas de las cuestiones, retos y oportunidades para las marcas, que no querrían perderse la “década dorada”.  
Con una población hiper-conectada, redes sociales, comercio electrónico y móvil se encuentran entre los pilares de la dinámica conversacional y empresarial en el siglo 21 en China.

Tema de 2013: “Leverage Chinese Consumer Engagement Across Tiers”

- Con la participación de los gigantes de Internet de China, como Youku-Tudou, video online N°1, Sina Weibo, plataforma de micro-blogging N°1, Meilishuo, the Fashion Social Shopping Network, Yihaodian (Walmart), agente de e-commerce de comestibles Sopexa Group, McKinsey Company, Christie’s, Lee Jeans, Clarins Group y muchos más.

Más ponentes: http://www.chinaconnect.fr/speakers/

- En la agenda, el descifrado de la implicación on/off line de los consumidores chinos, oportunidades, mediante contenidos digitales, marketing social, e-commerce, móvil y marca

La Agenda: http://www.chinaconnect.fr/china-marketing-digital-conference/

Para Leo Liang, director sénior de National Business Development de Youku-Tudou: “Lo que hace a ChinaConnect especial es conectar a los expertos digitales chinos con homólogos europeos. Espero más inspiraciones sobre el marketing por vídeo en China“.

Normandy Madden, vicepresidente de APAC Thoughtful Media Group, declaró: “Los ponentes de China Connect ofrecerán grandes perspectivas sobre cómo crear marcas europeas en China“.

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JJsHouse.com Offers Great Discounts on its 2013 Prom Dress Collection


HONG KONG, March 17, 2013 /PRNewswire/ — Specializing in formal dresses for various occasions, JJ’s House recently launched its prom dresses collection for 2013.

Since 2011, JJ’s House has been offering chic prom dresses at affordable prices. This year, JJ’s House makes a huge breakthrough by incorporating numerous trendy elements drawn from the Wedding Gown Spring/Summer 2013 Collection. This features neat yet unconventional cuttings, use of peaceful colors and designs in an exquisite floor-length style. From endless styles of prom dresses ranging from vintage and modern hippie to mature and elegant, young girls are sure to find their own must-have prom dress at www.jjshouse.com.

“Strapless dresses in peaceful colors are highly recommended this year as they resonate with the ‘simple, bright and realistic’ fashion trend,” says Michael Jones, designer-in-chief of JJ’s House. “We hope to provide customers with prom dresses that are both eye-catching and fashionable.”

According to Jennifer Nicole, CEO of JJ’s House, two major adjustments were made in search of better service this year. One is the rearrangement of designing teams. By rearranging the design department, JJ’s House is showing its commitment to producing an even wider array of dresses.

“Apart from changes in the design department, we are much stricter with the raw materials. We understand that the best we can do for our customers is to provide them with high-quality dresses at lower prices,” says Jennifer Nicole. “We are confident that the prom dresses we sell are the highest quality dresses sold within the same price range in our industry.”

Bearing in mind the motto “Your fashion, our passion”, JJ’s House places customers first. JJ’s House guarantees all orders will be delivered in no more than 14 days upon the completion of the order. Reimbursement may be requested if size deviation is found exceeding an inch.

Established in 2007 and already a leading China-based foreign trade company specializing in ladies’ apparel, JJ’s House has been offering high-quality garments from holiday dresses to formal wedding dresses.

Currently, half of the prom dresses are under discounts from 35% to 75% off, saving customers up to $450 in a single purchase. More information regarding products and prices is available at JJsHouse.com.

For further information, please contact:

Sherry Sun
+85281990571
sherry@jjshouse.com

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Kingston Technology offer a new server pre-sales service

PRLog (Press Release)Mar. 11, 2013SOHO, London, U.K.Sunbury-on-Thames, United Kingdom, 11th March 2013 — Kingston Technology Europe Ltd, an affiliate of Kingston Technology Company Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, is introducing its new server pre-sales service KingstonConsult (http://www.kingston.com/en/business/server_solutions) for enterprises. This new pre-sales support complements the existing post-sales service KingstonCare (http://www.kingstoncare.com/select.asp) by offering a series of services to support enterprises in their server configuration decision making process. Focusing on the three key areas of power, capacity and performance, Kingston server configuration experts will work with enterprises to ensure that their memory and SSD configuration will support their mid to long term business goals.

KingstonConsult includes a Server Assessment service that enables organisations to make direct contact with a Kingston server configuration expert. The Kingston expert will diagnose the existing server configuration and make recommendations to align the configuration with business objectives. Product evaluations for the proof of concept testing, configuration and technical training as well as regular technical updates on the latest technologies are all services within KingstonConsult.

Kingston offers support to enterprises to tackle the challenges of today´s continuously evolving and complex server configurations, and their lack of time and resources to track or understand the latest technological developments. An optimised server configuration helps enterprises to achieve business objectives and future business requirements and prevents sub-optimised server configurations which can lead to unnecessary capital expenditure or lower ROI.

“For the last 25 years Kingston Technology has specialised in memory. Now with our new pre-sales service, KingstonConsult, we are able to provide organisations with industry-leading configuration expertise and advice. This ensures their server configurations are optimised for their specific needs including cloud, virtualisation and big data requirements”, explains Ann Keefe, Regional Director UK and Ireland, Kingston.

Customers can request a free* KingstonConsult Server Assessment by emailing KingstonConsult@kingston.eu. A KingstonConsult video is available here (http://www.kingston.com/en/think?promo=CEW296AD451UK). More server memory configuration best practice information and videos can be found here.

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About Kingston Technology Company, Inc.

Kingston Technology Company, Inc. is the world’s largest independent manufacturer of memory products. Kingston designs, manufactures and distributes memory products for desktops, laptops, servers, printers, and Flash memory products for PDAs, mobile phones, digital cameras, and MP3 players. Through its global network of subsidiaries and affiliates, Kingston has manufacturing facilities in California, Taiwan, China and sales representatives in the United States, Europe, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Australia, India, Taiwan, China, and Latin America. For more information, please call +44 (0)1932 738888 or visit www.kingston.com. Kingston is celebrating 25 years in the memory industry. The company was founded on October 17, 1987, and has grown to become the largest third-party memory manufacturer in the world. The 25th anniversary video can be found here (http://www.kingston.com/us/company/25_years) as well as more information including a timeline of Kingston’s history.

Kingston and the Kingston logo are registered trademarks of Kingston Technology Corporation. All rights reserved. All other marks may be the property of their respective titleholders.

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