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As the biggest event of ASPA, it is held annually in Asian region. Innovative organizations such as STPs, research parks, business incubation centers, universities, academic institutions and venture companies in Asian region and the ASPA members participate in the conference.
 
Annual Conference
The 7th Annual Conference of Asian Science Park Association
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Date October 26, 2003 ~ October 29, 2003
Venue Industrial Technology Research Institute in Hsinchu
Host Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI) (Co-organized by Science-based industrial Park Administration / Small & Medium Enterprise Administration / Chinese business Incubator Association)

**Theme**Enhancing technological competency through collaboration

**Participants**
10 countries, 250 Participants

**About Industrial Technology Research Institute**
The Industrial Technology Research Institute - ITRI - is a primary R&D center for industry in Taiwan. In 1973, when ITRI was founded, there was very little high-tech industry in Taiwan. Today, Taiwan is a world-class player in semiconductors, personal computers, and many other high-tech sectors. ITRI has played a significant role in this transformation.

The success of ITRI, and of Taiwan, lies in a concerted effort to move up the technology ladder. We are on constant alert to identify opportunities, formulate plans, and make steadfast effort to carry them out.

ITRI seeks to address both current industrial needs and future growth. Government- sponsored funding tends to be directed towards long-range development, while contract and project work from today's industry keeps ITRI focused on what's happening right now. By recognizing and responding to the marketplace, ITRI stays ahead of the innovation curve of modern industry.

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