Hong Kong Computer and Communications Festival 2024
香港電腦通訊節｜HKCCF
Hong Kong Computer Chamber of Commerce, a non-profit organization for the computer industry, was founded on July 24, 1998. The Chamber of Commerce consisted of 10 senior professionals in the industry at first. It has over 500 members today, including companies in the fields of computer production, wholesale, retailing, support services and software and hardware development. Members include multinational companies. Members include small, medium and large enterprises as well as their agents.
Hong Kong Computer Chamber of Commerce was established to improve communication within the industry. It also aims to gather the strength of computer industry and promote computer culture. Hong Kong Computer Merchants Association assumes also the role of “the mouthpiece of industry” and takes it upon itself to establish a bridge of communication with government departments and its peers in order to seek public welfare on behalf of its members.
The Association has been involved in a number of activities since its founding, including the "Hong Kong Computer Festival", "Thousand People Computer Building Show", which set a Guinness World Record and "Hong Kong Computer Festival", held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. The "Communications Festival", which achieves the Association's goal to promote the development of Hong Kong information technology and information technology education has been recognized by all parties.
The Hong Kong Computer Chamber of Commerce was established in 1989. Its mission is to promote the growth of the computer industry, and to establish connections with government agencies and organizations.
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