Diversified Communications Australia has extended its partnership with the Audio-Visual and Integrated Experience Association (AVIXA) for three more years.
The second co-located Integrate and Security Exhibitions, held at Sydney’s ICC, have come to a close with the highest recorded attendee engagement in visiting the exhibitions and participation in education programs. Event Manager, Soren Norgaard, said it was clear the co-located shows are a huge success with ever increasing cross over opportunities between the two industries.
The fact that technology has become pervasive in our personal and work lives is not news. This is largely due to the benefits that new technologies bring to business and citizens around the world in delivering new, more effective, and increasingly efficient services.
Integrate and Security Expos 2022 have officially come to an end, with this year’s shows achieving record attendance numbers of over 8500 industry professionals, the largest event for either brand to date.
When it comes to the new way of working and how millions of us are entering into a brave new world of hybrid spaces, never has the above quote felt so on point.
The addition of network audio to surveillance systems is just one of the areas that is seeing the convergence of AV and IT technologies, with benefits for both channel partners and end users.
In an Australian first, Asia Pacific’s best AV Integration and Security events are being held together at Sydney’s ICC from 17 -19 August, 2022. The Integrate Expo and the Security Exhibition and Conference have been co-located to support the increasingly connected world of technology integration.
In a year (or two) like no other, it has never been a more important time for AV professionals to reunite and get back to business. While we may have to wait a little longer to connect face-to-face again, this year’s Integrate, transformed into a fully interactive virtual event, promises to keep the industry connected and empowered for a world transformed.
