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    Samsung India launches its biggest product experience centre in the country

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    Last updated: August 16th, 2017 at 12:05 UTC+02:00

    Samsung India has launched its new Executive Briefing Centre which it describes as its biggest product experience centre in the country. The first-of-its-kind centre in India has been designed as a one-stop destination for all of Samsung's premium products and services as well as its enterprise offerings.

    Spread over 9,000 sq ft, the Executive Briefing Centre is located at the Samsung India HQ in Gurgaon. It showcases Samsung's products for various segments such as education, smart homes, manufacturing, transportation, retail, virtual reality, gaming, financial services, air conditioning and more.

    The company's “Make for India” innovations get their own display in the centre. They've helped the company became one of the country's most trusted brands.

    Samsung Southwest Asia President & CEO Mr. HC Hong inaugurated the centre along with other top executives. We are experiencing robust growth in India. But numbers are not as important. More important thing is that we are the most trusted brand in India, loved by Indians,” said Mr. HC Hong

    Samsung has designed the Executive Briefing Centre as a fully-functional venue to showcase integrated Samsung solutions in a dynamic environment. It's the ideal location for Samsung to educate and engage with its customers, partners and the media on its B2B offerings.




    Source General IndiaSamsung Electronics

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