As always, we hope InfoComm 2017 proves a valuable investment in your professional and personal development. We thank all the companies the many other event sponsors, media partners, and affiliated organizations who ve made it possible to have the different conversations we hope take place this week. We thank Presenting Show Partner Samsung, Strategic Show Partners Crestron and Blackmagic Design, and Supporting Show Partner LG for their support. We re all in the experience business, and AV experiences lead to tremendous outcomes. At InfoComm 2017, experience technology you ve never experienced before, meet professionals with ideas you ve never considered, and think about AV as more than what you buy and sell every day. And you ll definitely want to contemplate all you see at The Park, in Hall E (for entertainment ) an oasis on the floor with food trucks, a beer garden, live music and games. There are plenty of ways to scratch your new-product itch, from all the exhibits, to the Innovations Showcase, to the new Immersive Technologies Pavilion. What we hope you ll take away are perspectives you ve never gleaned before on the possibilities for AV. Here, you can take in a series of 20-minute talks by technology visionaries and practitioners covering everything from using immersive sound and video for live events from the sound designer of Hamilton, to a case study by the NBA s Miami Heat. On the show floor, spend time at the new Center Stage (booth #3461, for those with map in hand). The inaugural event, headlined by Pixar storyteller Matthew Luhn and Nonny de la Peña, The Godmother of Virtual Reality, features an incredible lineup of experts focused on the intersection of AV and the stories enterprises seek to tell. It s a thought-leadership event for examining the strategic impact of AV, created not just for AV providers, but also for design professionals and enterprise customers. InfoComm 2017 marks the debut of our one-day TIDE conference. You know it s true: AV practically defined wow factor. InfoComm has committed itself to broadening the conversation beyond what we all love about AV the products to also focus on the outcomes that AV solutions produce. Not to mention the parties to the conversation a growing community of creative professionals walking the show and engaging our industry as we become a catalyst for market growth. So what s different? Hopefully, the conversation the way we all talk and strategize about AV solutions and how they impact users. Our conference package got so big, we had to start it a day early. There s an expanded Seminar and Workshop Package, with all-you-can-eat pricing, that now includes more than 100 education sessions, plus Manufacturers Training, Tuesday s Emerging Trends Day and Standards Plenary, all-new solutions sales seminars, and eight Big Canvas case study sessions from the Digital Signage Summit. There are close to 1,000 exhibitors from all over the world, many showing new products for the first time. Welcome to Orlando, and InfoComm Fear not: Much of what you value in the InfoComm show is not different. It s a reflection of you: how your businesses have evolved how the solutions you create have changed how the outcomes you require from audiovisual technology have become more important to the places where you work. 3 Now for Something Different And what s different about InfoComm 2017 isn t something we hatched in an idea lab somewhere.
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