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Ducen participated in VARTECH 2019 at the Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas

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Ducen participated in VARTECH 2019 at the Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas

Ducen participated in VARTECH 2019, a premier networking event and trade show held September 16–17 at the Atlantis Paradise Island Bahamas. We sponsored a pod at the event through our partner, who has consistently provided us with opportunities to connect with prospects in the healthcare and manufacturing industry, much like this.

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The list of sponsors affiliated with Bluestar’s ISV (Independent Service Vendors) program, Ducen included.

Our participation at VARTECH was definitely a success. Armed with a 90-second elevator pitch, our US Business Development Director proudly pitched Ducen in front of event attendees and discussed how our company can help businesses in the healthcare and supply chain adopt AI-powered solutions in 2019 and 2020.

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Our pod at the event was equipped with brochures and a laptop that showed the Ducen presentation in a continuous loop. We also put out a bowl where attendees can leave their business card for a chance to win a Google Home.

VARTECH is Bluestar’s leading event for collaboration, education, and networking. It offers numerous opportunities for vendors and resellers to connect with hardware manufacturers and software solutions. The event is chock-full of one-on-one product demonstrations, seminars, panel discussions, and solution sessions.

Anna Sarmiento2020-04-23T06:25:27+08:00

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