TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 at a glance
- The 41st year of TechNet Indo-Pacific is co-sponsored by AFCEA International and AFCEA Hawaii.
- The 2026 event runs October 26-29, 2026, at Hilton Hawaiian Village.
- The live floor map lists 408 Exhibitors, including Anduril Industries.
- Industry full-conference admission is $825 for a member and $995 for a non-member.
- A 10'x10' booth has a published AFCEA corporate member rate of $67.00 per sq. ft.
- The 2026 contact page names Capture! Powered by Spargo for lead retrieval.
What makes the 41st TechNet Indo-Pacific a defense technology forum?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 is the event's 41st year, with AFCEA International and AFCEA Hawaii as co-sponsors. Its theme begins with Decision Superiority in the Pacific, centering the conversation on operational information needs. The published program spans military, government, academia and industry, so exhibitors encounter mission questions alongside technical discussions rather than a general technology marketplace.
Which military, agency and industry groups attend TechNet Indo-Pacific?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 describes its audience as service cyber components, agencies, industry, academia and the military services. The current map lists 408 Exhibitors, a useful indication of the supplier side rather than an audited attendance total. Air Force Research Laboratory appears in that directory, showing that the floor also includes a government research organization.
When do TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 sessions and exhibit halls open?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 runs October 26-29, 2026, with Monday programming preceding three exhibit days. Mid-Pacific opens Tuesday, October 27, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM and Wednesday, October 28, 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM. The combined exhibit areas close Thursday, October 29, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM. A welcome reception is scheduled Monday, October 26, 5:00 PM - 6:30 PM.
How do the three TechNet exhibit days divide into floor time?
For TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026, the published Mid-Pacific windows yield 9 hours Tuesday, 7.5 hours Wednesday and 5 hours Thursday, or 21.5 hours across three days. The underlying windows are Tuesday, October 27, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM, and Thursday, October 29, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM.
Three-day floor-time calculation
Where are TechNet Indo-Pacific exhibits inside Hilton Hawaiian Village?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 occupies the Hilton Hawaiian Village at 2005 Kalia Road in Honolulu. The organiser places exhibits in the Mid-Pacific and Tapa Conference Centers, a two-area layout that matters when sessions and booth visits are scheduled close together. The event also links to a live floor map, where the directory exposes booth locations rather than a static list alone.
How does the Hilton Hawaiian Village location affect arrival?
The TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 venue address is 2005 Kalia Road, Honolulu, rather than the Hawai'i Convention Center used in 2025. Hilton Hawaiian Village offers self-parking and valet parking, while the organiser says No busses will be provided in 2026. The current FAQ still contains an old convention-center parking reference, so the hotel parking description is the reliable published venue guidance.
Which TechNet Indo-Pacific passes have published 2026 prices?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 lists FREE full-conference admission for eligible active-duty military, government and academia registrants. The small-business member full pass is $750, while industry full passes are $825 for members and $995 for non-members. A separate $75 CE Pass supplies attendance documentation for applicable sessions to non-members who need it.
| Published pass | 2026 fee | | --- | --- | | Small-business member full conference | $750 | | Industry member full conference | $825 | | Industry non-member full conference | $995 | | Kamaʻāina small-business member daily | $250 | | Kamaʻāina industry member daily | $295 | | Kamaʻāina industry non-member daily | $375 |
What are TechNet Indo-Pacific badge and access policies?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 requires all badges to be picked up on site and excludes anyone under 18 from its exhibit hall. The refund deadline was September 18, 2026, with a $100 cancellation fee, so that dated refund window has passed. Attendees are not permitted to photograph proceedings; exhibit personnel may photograph their own booth personnel and equipment only.
Who handles TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 hotel reservations?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 meets at Hilton Hawaiian Village, while SPARGO, Inc. is the official housing provider named on the organiser's lodging page. The TechNet housing center lists 888-273-5706 for reservation questions. Public hotel-block rates and a current booking cutoff were not shown in the reviewed page, so the venue name does not establish an available room rate.
What arrival window protects the first TechNet sessions?
As of October 8, 2026, TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 schedules MARFORPAC Industry Day on Monday, October 26, 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM. The event venue is on 2005 Kalia Road. The reviewed official travel, venue and program pages do not state an airport transfer duration or a recommended arrival window. A precise arrival calculation would depend on an unpublished transfer assumption.
Which companies appear on the 2026 TechNet floor map?
The TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 interactive map reports 408 Exhibitors. It lists Anduril Industries, Booz Allen Hamilton and BAE Systems, among many other companies. Those names are current directory entries, not evidence that each company will send a particular buyer or speaker. The same map also includes Air Force Research Laboratory, giving the directory a government research entry.
What can the TechNet 2026 exhibitor directory reveal before a meeting?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 exposes 408 Exhibitors in its public event map. Anduril Industries appears more than once in the map, including booth K529, so directory rows cannot safely be treated as unique companies without deduplication. The booth code is a location cue for the hotel's distributed exhibit areas; it is not a reliable substitute for an attendee-role list.
Which 2026 TechNet sessions cover cyber, intelligence and acquisition?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 places MARFORPAC Industry Day on the Monday program and a SANS Workshop alongside it. The main schedule also lists a J2 Panel, a J6 Panel and DISA Career Connect. This mix separates acquisition-facing programming, intelligence discussion, cyber workforce training and career activity, helping readers distinguish the session formats instead of treating the conference as one undifferentiated track.
Named 2026 speakers include Dr. Amanda Bullock in the ChatGPT Mil session and Matt Edmundson for the SANS workshop. The opening keynote lists GEN Ronald P. Clark, USA. Another keynote lists GEN Xavier T. Brunson, USA.
Where are the open TechNet meeting windows around keynotes and receptions?
At TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026, Mid-Pacific opens Tuesday, October 27, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM, while Tapa starts Tuesday, October 27, 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM. That creates a 90-minute early window in Mid-Pacific before both areas overlap. The networking reception starts Tuesday, October 27, 4:15 PM - 5:30 PM, so the final 75 minutes are programmed for broader interaction.
Meeting-window arithmetic for two halls
Does TechNet Indo-Pacific reach Pacific defense buyers?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 describes participants as service cyber components, agencies, industry, academia and the military services. Its exhibit page promotes access to over 4,500 people, which is an organiser claim rather than an audited attendee count. The live directory lists 408 Exhibitors, but it does not publish a job-function split for those visitors. The disclosed mix supports defense relevance without proving the number of qualified buyers at any booth.
What does the 2026 exhibitor count imply for account selection?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 promotes over 4,500 attendees and its live map reports 408 Exhibitors. Dividing the promotional reach figure by directory entries gives roughly 11 people per listed exhibitor; that ratio is a scale illustration, not a traffic forecast for a specific booth. The audience description centers service cyber components, agencies, industry, academia and the military services.
Account-list ratio and its limits
What is verified about the 2026 TechNet event app?
As of October 8, 2026, TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026's exhibit page mentions an interactive exhibitor list and event mobile app. The reviewed official pages and directory do not identify a current public app-store listing, app name or attendee-side feature set. The web directory itself does publish 408 Exhibitors and booth locations, which is the observable planning tool today.
How do TechNet planning features differ from lead capture?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 has a public map with 408 Exhibitors and a separately named lead retrieval contact, Capture! Powered by Spargo. The reviewed 2026 source pages do not specify which functions live in the attendee app, what data Capture! exports or whether the tools connect. That boundary remains an evidence gap as of October 8, 2026; a shared event brand does not establish shared data functionality.
What are the published 2026 TechNet exhibit prices and limits?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 says exhibit space is SOLD OUT. Its 2' x 6' tabletop has a $4,600 AFCEA corporate member rate. The 10'x10' booth rate is $67.00 per square foot for that category. Each open corner is $100, and the tabletop display limit is 54” in height. The organiser offers an Enhanced Listing but does not post a price beside that offer. Vista Convention Services is the named official service contractor.
How many booth hours need staffing across the TechNet exhibit days?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 gives the Mid-Pacific area 9 hours Tuesday, 7.5 hours Wednesday and 5 hours Thursday, totaling 21.5 published floor hours. Those windows are Tuesday, October 27, 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM, Wednesday, October 28, 10:00 AM - 5:30 PM, and Thursday, October 29, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Two reps across three days represent 6 productive rep-days; B2Brain's 31 scans per productive rep-day benchmark would imply 186 scan opportunities, not a guarantee.
Booth staffing arithmetic across 21.5 hours
Which lead retrieval product does TechNet Indo-Pacific name?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 lists Capture! Powered by Spargo as its lead retrieval contact, with 703-995-1800 as the phone number and captureleads@spargoinc.com as the email. The organiser also says lead retrieval units will be available for rental, while pre- and post-show attendee lists are not released. That distinction makes the rental a booth-level capture route, not an attendee database purchase.
Which Capture! fields and exports are documented for TechNet 2026?
As of October 8, 2026, TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 names Capture! Powered by Spargo as its lead retrieval contact. The public 2026 contact, exhibit and FAQ pages reviewed for this draft do not supply an event-specific order form specifying captured fields, CRM exports, license limits or a rental price. Those details cannot be inferred from another AFCEA event's Capture! materials.
Where does conversation context extend TechNet badge capture?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 names Capture! Powered by Spargo for lead retrieval, while the organiser does not release pre- or post-show attendee lists. Rental units are available to exhibitors, but the public event pages do not describe a note or meeting workflow for this edition. B2Brain's distinct use is preserving buying role, blocker and next step with the booth conversation, then associating it with revenue pipeline; the event evidence does not establish Capture!'s precise limits.
What does the TechNet 2026 Capture! rental cost?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 publishes a Capture! Powered by Spargo contact and says lead retrieval units will be available for rental. The reviewed current-edition contact, exhibit and resource pages do not state the rental price, order cutoff or included device count as of October 8, 2026. The publicly stated booth and pass prices therefore cannot be treated as a Capture! price.
Which details should TechNet booth conversations record?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 has 408 Exhibitors in the live map, including suppliers who need to sort conversations by mission fit. Its published focus includes the PACOM Mission Network and zero-trust architectures. A useful booth record separates the visitor's organization and buying role from the mission architecture discussed, the deployment constraint, the promised follow-up and the next meeting date; a badge alone cannot supply that context.
How much qualified lead volume can the TechNet floor support?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 promotes over 4,500 people and shows 408 Exhibitors in its directory. As of October 8, 2026, the organiser has not published an audited 2026 visitor split, booth traffic distribution or qualified-conversation rate in the reviewed source set. Dividing the promotional audience claim by directory entries would not measure the leads available to one exhibitor, so no lead-volume forecast is stated here.
When does follow-up begin after the October 29 TechNet close?
At TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026, the final exhibit window is Thursday, October 29, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM, while the keynote and conference closing runs Thursday, October 29, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM. A two-hour follow-up window therefore ends at 3 PM on October 29, and a one-week comparison point falls at 1 PM on November 5. B2Brain's lead-decay benchmark makes these dates a timing model, not a promised conversion outcome.
How does the published TechNet booth rate enter a meeting-cost model?
TechNet Indo-Pacific 2026 prices an AFCEA corporate member 10'x10' booth at $67.00 per sq. ft., implying $6,700 for 100 square feet before services and corner charges. The exhibit hall closes Thursday, October 29, 8:00 AM - 1:00 PM, after three selling days. Leads-to-Meeting means meetings booked divided by qualified booth leads; the published booth rate is only one input.
A hypothetical 31 conversations per rep-day, 50% qualification and 52% Leads-to-Meeting rate yields about 24 booked meetings for one rep across three days, or about $277 booth cost per meeting. This is planning arithmetic rather than a forecast.