Technology cannot exist in isolation. Throughout the world, there has been a synergy of different forms of technology to create something bigger, efficient and better. With convergency being the new mantra, the changing IT industry in India needs to gear up for this emerging opportunity.

Infocom was a step in this direction. Its bid being to showcase the country's capabilities in the ICT segment.

Organized by India's leading business magazine - Businessworld and India's most respected IT body-NASSCOM, in Kolkata, it was the largest congregation of IT specialists, key policymakers and industry leaders. Its purpose being to integrate the disparte hardware, software and telecom segments into a unified platform that covers ICT at a broader level.

Infocom 2002 brought together the leaders in IT and business along with government bodies and over 50 exhibitors. It was for the first time that the East witnessed the revolution of IT, the very best it has to offer and the vast range of opportunities waiting to be discovered.

Infocom 2002 paved way for the success of Infocom 2003. With over 700 delegates, 80 exhibitors, over 35,00 visitors, 25 sponsors and 10 IT specialists from abroad, Infocom 2003 was a showcase of IT India's who's who and who's he. It potrayed insights on how to harness the power of IT for business excellence.