FARIFAX, Va./EWORLDWIRE/Oct. 29, 2004 --- TechNet Asia-Pacific, AFCEA's 19th annual conference and exposition in Honolulu, returns to the Sheraton Waikiki and Royal Hawaiian Hotels November 8-11. The theme "C4 and Coalition Warfare: Flexible-Secure-Integrated," will be illustrated through featured speakers, panel sessions, and the exposition. AFCEA International and the AFCEA Hawaii Chapter have joined forces once again to host the premier event in which military, government, industry and academia come together to discuss issues facing the Pacific Rim as well as new technology breakthroughs. With 2,500 attendees expected, TechNet Asia-Pacific 2004 is a must-attend event for anyone involved in information technology, intelligence and communications.
Breakfast, luncheon and plenary addresses by key military personnel allow attendees to hear from the Pacific leaders. Featured speakers are: Gen Paul V. Hester, USAF, Commander, Pacific Air Forces; VADM Gary Roughead, USN, Deputy Commander, U.S. Pacific Command; LtGen Wallace C. Gregson, USMC, Commander, Marine Forces Pacific; MG William H. Brandenburg, USA, Deputy Commanding General, U.S. Army Pacific; RADM John J. Donnelly, USN, Deputy Commander and Chief of Staff, U.S. Pacific Fleet; and RADM (Sel) Craig E. Bone, USCG, Chief of Staff, 14th Coast Guard District.
Three technical panels will provide attendees the opportunity to interact with experts about their requirements in the Asia-Pacific region. Panel topics are: "C4 Requirements for Combatant Commanders in Coalition Warfare," "Multinational C4ISR Interoperability," and "Supporting the Coalition Warfighter." TechNet Asia-Pacific 2004 also offers the latest in communications, electronics, intelligence, avionics, and information systems technologies from over 130 exhibitors. Attendees can see, touch, and try out cutting-edge technologies.
TechNet Asia-Pacific offers attendees two excellent opportunities to relax and network with their peers. On Monday evening, AFCEA will welcome them to Hawaii with a dinner at The Willows. On Tuesday, guests will enjoy a luau on the beach of the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. Additionally, TechNet Asia-Pacific attendees will honor veterans at a special Veterans' Day ceremony and picnic on November 11.
Registration for the panel sessions, plenary session and exposition is free. Tickets are required for the breakfasts, lunches, and night events. Details are available at 'www.afcea.org/asiapacific'">http://www.afcea.org/asiapacific'.
AFCEA is an international non-profit association providing a forum for the professional communications, electronics, intelligence and information systems community. AFCEA serves as an ethical bridge between government requirements and industry's capabilities, representing the top government, industry and military professionals. More information is available at www.afcea.org.
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