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Trace-Tech ID
Sydney, Australia - 23th & 24th October 2007
Conference / congress

A two day conference and exhibition to inform and educate supply chain, transport and logistics managers, about the benefits of improved traceability and how to apply it to your business.

Date(s):
23th & 24th October 2007

Time(s):
9:30am to 6:00pm (GMT -12:00) Eniwetok, Kwajalein

Venue:
Australian Technology Park, Eveleigh, Sydney

Ticketing:
Keynote presentations and Exhibition (open to all): FREE Masterclass + conference: $1485 Masterclass + association conference rate: $1390 Conference only: $1045 (Association members recieve 10% discount) Masterclass only: $605 Prices include GST

Contact for booking / more info:
Eleanor Page or Simon Cooper: +61 (0)2 9660 2113 info@tracetech.com.au

http://www.tracetech.com.au
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