Atlas-IED expands U.S. exhibit schedule

April 2, 2019April 2, 2019 by AVNation Press Releases

Atlas-IED adds more U.S. shows to connect with commercial integrators.

AVWeek 394: Remote Attendance

The future of virtual attendees, what AVIXA’s TIDE brings to integrators, and the potential avenues of products as a service.

AVIXA promotes future of AV

March 1, 2019March 1, 2019 by AVNation Press Releases

AVIXA’s Dave Labuskes heads to passenger terminal expo to promote power of audiovisual industry

Daily Download February 21, 2019

The experience of a trade show, as much rewarding as it is exhausting.

AVSocial 43: Trade Show Life

Talking trade shows, what make them tick, and the potential future of virtual trade shows.

Daily Download October 15, 2018

Integrated Systems Europe moves from Amsterdam to Barcelona. The perspective gained by talking to integrators from around the world.

Daily Download September 19, 2018

ISE announces it’s moving for Barcelona for 2021. What it means for end-users and integrators to have a larger convention space.

Growing the audiovisual industry market

AVIXA is continuing to head outside of the ProAV industry to connect to markets that need audiovisual help. Our panel discusses what other areas make sense for outreach. Harman has opened another experience center, this time in London. What are the benefits of regional offices for global manufacturers? NAB and ISC West were held this week. What trade shows are must-attends for the AV dealer?

AVWeek 333: It’s Relationships

LG announced their OLED Canyon. What impact will it have on commercial audiovisual? We look at the first merger and acquisition of 2018 and talk about the impact investment banking will have on AV. The importance of regional tradeshows and connecting with customers.

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AVWeek 317: Trolling AV

We look at various regional trade shows and whether it makes sense to release products at these local shows or should manufacturers wait for bigger shows. Intellectual property fights in the U.S. and how those agreements may, or may not, translate across borders. For the first time in decades, there will be a Cisco without John Chambers.