The Argentine Chamber of Computer Wholesale Distributors, Producers and Related Products (CADMIPyA) announced the holding of the sixth edition of Pulso IT, the event that brings together the main exponents of the country's technology market, 100% in person on September 28 and 29 at the Buenos Aires Convention Center (CEC) located at Avenida Figueroa Alcorta 2099, from 2 to 8 p.m. The event is aimed at the main manufacturers in the global IT market, computer wholesale distributors, technology resellers and decision makers in the corporate market.

The meeting will cover a wide range of topics relevant to the current technology industry, such as the national economy and the situation of the computer industry; the gaming boom; threats in cybersecurity, diversity and inclusion by companies in the technology sector; the importance of EDGE Computing, the development of the knowledge economy and the role of fintech in Argentina. Talks will be given in three classrooms, there will be brand activations, a CADMIPyA sector; spaces from the main brands and dissertations from renowned economists and personalities from the IT sector.

Alejandro Boggio, president of CADMIPyA, stated that there continues to be a sustained demand for IT products, because due to the change in work modality to a hybrid presence and the need to find a use for the pesos, equipment projects continue to keep the sector very active.

Among the brands that will be present at the sixth edition of Pulso IT are: Samsung, Brother, Pantum, APC, Lenovo, Primus, Nexxt Solutions, Klip

Alejandro Boggio, president of CADMIPyA and general manager of Microglobal, explained that "there continues to be a sustained demand for IT products. Perhaps, not with the same voracity as during the pandemic, but because many companies are focused on the digitalization of their operations, the change in work modality to a hybrid presence and the need to find use for pesos, equipment projects continue to keep the sector very active. At the consumption level, the home is demanding a little less because there is a certain saturation in the purchase of equipment; very dynamic during the pandemic, it is more selective currently. Gaming is a business niche that continues to have high demand. Meanwhile, security, storage, printing and parts for machine assembly are areas that are having good sales levels.