On 8 and 9 January 2014, the twelfth Infotech will take place in Lucerne - the association of Swiss bicycle suppliers "velosuisse" is organizing a broad training programme in the technical and business sector.

As in 2012 and 2013, the upcoming Infotech is sold out. According to Bernard Loosli from Velosuisse Event GmbH, 583 pre-registrations from dealers and 320 registrations from suppliers had been received as of January 4, 2014. This means that around 900 people will be present over the two days at the AAL Armed Forces Training Center in Lucerne - and there will be a chronic lack of space for the top-class presentations. There will be no admission for spontaneous visitors to Infotech.

In terms of workshop providers, Infotech 2014 will set a new record: 28 companies that are members of the Velosuisse Association will be hosting 70 technical workshops and practical seminars. As usual, the training spectrum ranges from product-related information and tips and tricks for craftsmen to business management and sales-oriented seminars.After a year's break, the Arena industry forum is returning to the controversial topic of "The dream job of bicycle mechanic - lots of work for (too) little pay". The discussion will be led by Thommy May, Managing Director of LBU Schweiz GmbH Unternehmensberatung.The well-attended industry forum and aperitif on the first day of the course will be followed by a 3-course meal, while the subsequent evening program invites participants to a relaxed industry get-together.

Information about the program and how to get there
Overview of the continuing education program