The Top Tech Trade Shows in 2020

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If you’re in the tech industry, you want to be at the right technology trade shows in order to expand your business and stay up-to-date with the newest innovations in the industry. Here are some recommendations for the best events to host a tech exhibit at in 2020!

CES: January 7-10, 2020 (Las Vegas, NV)

CES International is a massive technology business trade show that draws people from all over the world who thrive on the business of consumer technologies. It has served as a testing ground for innovators and breakthrough technologies for 50 years, and a global stage where next-generation innovations are introduced to the marketplace.

Nearly 200,000 people are in attendance each year, which makes this an excellent event to network with other industry professionals. Find everything from traditional tech to key trends and emerging technologies, like automobile companies and houseware organizations. If you’re interested in having a tech trade show booth here, head to the exhibitor page. This includes opportunities to sponsor, as well.


Cisco Live!: May 31-June 4, 2020 (Las Vegas, NV)

Cisco Live is Cisco’s world-renowned annual customer and partner conference that is designed to build the foundation for your digital future by providing attendees with education, connections, and inspiration. From technical education to future-focused thought leadership and one-on-one meetings to networking with peers, Cisco Live is a great conference for IT and tech professionals.

This year’s topics include a wide range of tech solutions, including security, automation, intent-based networking, leadership, and programmability. Learn more about Cisco Live and register to attend or exhibit here.

VMWorld 2020: Aug 31-Sept 3, 2020 (San Francisco, CA)

VMWorld is a globally renowned conference for its focus on cloud infrastructure and digital workspaces. Each year, the trade show explores critical elements of the advancement of and innovations for digital businesses. With more than 20,000 attendees and 230+ sponsors and exhibits each year, this is definitely a trade show worth considering if you’re looking to stay up-to-date with the latest and greatest in technology.

Learn more about the event here, and stay tuned for updates by signing up for their newsletter.

IBM Think: May 4-7 (San Francisco, CA)

Think is IBM’s flagship global software and technology conference. Each year, tens of thousands of IBMers, IBM Business Partners, and IBM clients gather at Think to share their expertise, build essential skills, learn about the latest technology and expand their professional network.

From high-level strategy discussions to targeted technical training, IBM’s conference education will cover the breadth and depth of technology and business topics including cloud, AI, data and analytics, infrastructure, and many more. To register for the event and learn more about it, visit their website.

The tech trade shows we just listed are major events with thousands of attendees and a lot of other vendors. It’s essential to make sure that your booth stands out in the crowd. For other tips and help, visit our Trade Show Services page.


Need Help Attracting Attention at Your Next Technology Trade Show?
The tech trade shows we just listed are major events with thousands of attendees and a lot of other vendors. It’s essential to make sure that your booth stands out in the crowd.

Here’s a great way to reach for trade show success: make sure your trade show presenter has these seven key traits. For other tips and help, visit our Trade Show Services page.

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