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Smart Conference and Expo

Australia, Sydney - 26-27 June 2013
Smart Conference and Expo brings together more than 1400 leading supply chain and logistics practitioners from Australia and overseas. Conference delegates learn from more than 80 experiences speakers at the cutting edge of thinking and applications across many industries. Trade show attendees can see the latest products and services from more than 65 exhibitors on the show floor.

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Date(s)
26-27 June 2013
Venue
Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre
Ticketing
Trade Show is free to attend
Contact for booking / more info
info@smartconferenceandexpo.com.au
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