The relationship announced recently between the Digital Signage Federation and AVIXA is starting to get some substance to it, with word today that there will be a two-day virtual conference in early December focused on digital signage and DOOH. The event is called D=SIGN and will run Dec. 8-9. […]
If something has gone awfully wrong in your life and you’re missing my face and unceasingly sunny disposition, there are some online streaming events coming up that will sort that out. AVIXA DS Power Hour The next event in a running series of AVIXA digital signage Power Hours is Oct. […]
The trade association AVIXA and the members-based Digital Signage Federation (DSF) have done a partnership that will see it bring expert-level digital signage education content to the global Pro AV group’s trade shows and events. […]
FAIRFAX, Va., Oct. 8, 2020 – AVIXA, the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, has partnered with the Digital Signage Federation (DSF) to bring digital signage education content to the association’s trade shows and events. AVIXA will announce details later this month on events where DSF will bring its content. […]
Dave Haynes, editor of Sixteen:Nine and a DSF board member, has published an article on his blog describing the relationship that the DSF has entered into with AVIXA. […]
The 16:9 PODCAST IS SPONSORED BY SCREENFEED – DIGITAL SIGNAGE CONTENT The trade association AVIXA has been running a series of Digital Signage Power Hours for the last few months, bringing together industry experts in a roundtable format to talk about a specific topic each time. The most recent one was about LED, and I was once again the moderator and referee. […]
AVIXA has tamped down speculation that the shift of Integrated Systems Europe to June 2021, from February, means its sister show InfoComm will inevitably shift from June to later in the year. Update: ISE will be June 1-4, 2021, while InfoComm is mid-June BREAKING @ISE_Show confirms 2021 show dates as 1-4 June 2021. […]
Direct View LED technology is the subject of the next Digital Signage Power Hour, a monthly virtual series 16:9 has been doing with the Munich-based consultancy invidis for AVIXA. The event is Sept. 22 at 1 PM Eastern. […]
The Integrated Systems Europe organizers have now pushed out a formal statement, confirming the February event is postponed and the new date is targeted for some time in June 2021 in Barcelona. […]
The pro AV trade association AVIXA suggests business in Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA) will fall off by roughly $9 billion by the time this nutty year closes. […]
Work From Home requirements that last few months have put most of us in front of monitors watching no end of webinars and attending trade shows and conferences virtually. There are things to like about it, and many things that could be improved … or will always be compromised. […]
AVIXA, aka the Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, is forecasting a $7 billion hit to pro AV revenues in the Americas in 2020, dropping 8% from 2019. The trade association’s new 2020 AV Industry Outlook and Trends Analysis (IOTA) Americas Summary expects revenues to drop from $93B to $86B this year, but rebound in 2021 and be at $95B in 2022. It will be at $108B in 2025. […]
The pro AV trade association AVIXA has sent and also published a letter to members announcing staff layoffs – an unfortunate by-product of COVID-19 and the temporary end of trade shows, as we know them. The association, based outside of Washington, DC, told members: Due to the pandemic and the dramatic impacts to our industry, AVIXA has completed a strategic realignment of the organization. […]
The global pandemic will suck at least $20 billion out of global pro AV industry revenue expectations this year, according to AVIXA’s 2020 AV Industry Outlook and Trends Analysis (IOTA). Revenues reached a peak of $259 billion in 2019, but will dip by $20 billion to $239 billion in 2020. […]
I spent part of Tuesday poking around the InfoComm Connected site, curious as to how a big AV trade show would look and work when done virtually. My lightning impression is that few people would conclude there’s no need to do the real thing anymore, because a virtual version does all that’s needed for exhibitors and attendees. […]
