International. Since it was created in 2004, the ISE fair, which takes place in Amsterdam, has become the first event of the audiovisual industry of the year, in which you can learn about the main trends of the products that will be launched during the year by the most important manufacturers in the industry.
The bet for this year is great, because it has a wide range of events, presentations and training sessions that were organized before and during the fair.
Among the academic programming, the keynote speech stands out, in which Lars Thomsen will give a presentation entitled, "520 weeks in the Future: Trends and turning points in the electronic systems industry until 2025", which will cover areas such as artificial intelligence and robotics 2.0 together expecting changes in media, marketing and consumer expectations.
This year, for the first time there will be the Capital Summit, an event co-organized by MediaBridge Capital Advisors and Stiernberg Consulting that will bring together entrepreneurs from the AV/IT industry seeking investment capital with professionals from the financial businesses of the investment, mergers and acquisitions world.
The expo will also feature important novelties. One of them is the second version of The ISE Theatres, which for this year is reinforced as Unified Communications Theatre, which will take place in case study presentations by manufacturers, distributors, system integrators and end customers. There will also be a pavilion with North American companies looking to open a market in Europe.
ISE is a joint venture between InfoComm International and the Electronic Design Custom & Installation Association, Cedia. In addition to ensuring that all of ISE's revenue is reinvested in the industry, these partnerships act as a cornerstone of the event's extensive education program, which continues to grow year after year.
AVI LATINOAMÉRICA magazine is present at ISE and will once again bring together the growing community of Latinos who attend the fair every year in a special reception.
