The foremost AV technology within the corporate sector is undoubtedly unified communications.
It is now the norm for professionals to take part in collaborative meetings whether they are present in the meeting room, in their home office, or travelling on business. And this shift has also changed the emphasis on the role of offices as places that enable collaboration rather than accommodating solo workers.
Unified Communications & Education Technology
At ISE 2027, the Unified Communications & Education Technology Zone is in Halls 1 and 2. But there are many more technologies of relevance to the corporate world at ISE…
Broadcast AV
Corporates are increasingly producing their own video content to communicate their offering and their values to customers and employees. The Broadcast AV Zone in Hall 4 features solutions for content acquisition, editing, management, storage and distribution.
Smart Buildings
The corporate sector is taking the lead in the demand for smart buildings. Halls 1 and 2 are where you’ll find the Residential and Smart Building Zone, featuring providers of smart building infrastructure and equipment.
Digital Signage
Particularly within larger corporates, digital signage is an important means of communication in reception areas, catering areas and elsewhere. The Digital Signage and DooH Zone in Hall 4 features suppliers of digital signage players, displays and software.
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Edge computing is the processing of data close to where it is created and used, rather than sending it to a distant data centre or cloud platform. -
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Rather than simply protecting infrastructure or data, organisations are facing a new priority: protecting the integrity of decisions. -
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Uptime, interoperability and cost still matter. But they no longer define whether a collaboration strategy succeeds. -
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These days, the value of office space is determined less by how much of it you have, and more by how effectively people use it. -
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The organisations creating the best employee experiences are not overwhelming people with technology. They are removing friction. -
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The companies making the strongest case for returning to the office are not simply telling people to come back. They are giving them a reason to want to be there. -
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Unified communications is no longer just about calls and conferencing. It now shapes productivity, culture and the future of the workplace. -
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The convergence of technology, user expectations, and artificial intelligence (AI) is redefining how organisations approach collaboration spaces. -
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Established players in pro AV need to be more open to working collaboratively with funding organisations if the ecosystem is to grow more rapidly, says a speaker at ISE's Investor Forum. -
A key session at this year’s European Latin American AV Forum will address the scope for AI-powered innovation in AV, as well as some other fast-rising technologies.
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Artificial intelligence is changing AV by enabling systems to interpret what is happening in a space and respond automatically. -
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As organisations worldwide navigate the evolving landscape of hybrid work, return to the office continues to shape the demand for audiovisual and unified communications solutions. -
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The rapid rise of software as a service (SaaS) is driving a profound transformation in the AV industry. Once a niche concept, SaaS is reshaping how AV solutions are delivered, managed and experienced. -
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The AV reseller landscape is undergoing its most significant transformation in decades. What was once a hardware-centric, transactional business model is rapidly shifting towards service-led, platform ... -
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The integration of smart building technologies, driven by artificial intelligence, offers operational efficiencies but also significant cybersecurity risks. -
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The unified communications and collaboration market is maturing rapidly; room solutions previously deemed complex are becoming a commodity, often being specified by AI agents. -
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Technologies such as IoT devices, AI tools and building management systems control, automate and personalise the experience for occupants, building managers, and owners. -
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As organisations continue to invest in technologies that enhance productivity and comfort while delivering an intuitive, reliable user experience, so the corporate sector remains the largest vertical ...
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