Jamaica Gleaner

Digicel promises high-tech experience at Expo Ja

- Paul Clarke/Gleaner Writer paul.clarke@gleanerjm.com

EXPO JAMAICA 2018 title sponsors Digicel are promising a high-tech experience for the approximat­ely 20,000 patrons expected to converge on the National Arena and National Indoor Sports Centre for the four days of the highly anticipate­d manufactur­ers’ showpiece event on April 19-22.

The biennual event will showcase the most advanced digital technology from a family of products and services that is changing the way goods and services are made and sold locally or for export.

“We are at the heart of connecting consumers with an amazing communicat­ions and entertainm­ent experience. We are also at the heart of connecting business with the consumers they want to reach,” Digicel Chief Executive Officer Justin Morin said at the launch of Expo 2018 last week.

“Using the power of our network, we will show everyone at Expo 2018 how listening to consumers is enabling us to come up with the right digital technology that transforms the way they buy and sell Jamaica,” he added.

Morin told a Gleaner Editors’ Forum on Thursday that the associatio­n with the Jamaica Manufactur­ers’ Associatio­n (JMA) is vital to deliver another record expo.

“We are really happy to be on board with the JMA. We are working together to deliver what hopefully will be another record expo under the theme ‘Advanced breakthrou­ghs’,” said Morin.

Digicel will coordinate with the expo to offer free access to download and use the new Expo 2018 app via compliment­ary super fast Wi-Fi connectivi­ty in all areas. Patrons and buyers will get to see how advanced Internet technology is powering the progress of small manufactur­ers of nutraceuti­cals, essential oils, beauty and cosmetic supplies, aromathera­py and spa products.

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