Business and market trends around key ISE technologies
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As homes become more connected, technology decisions are beginning to influence much more than entertainment. -
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Why technology is helping hospitality create memorable moments, not just efficient service. -
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Remote production technologies, cloud-based workflows, IP networking, and software-defined infrastructures mean that the future of OB may look vastly different from its past. -
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Ticketing is becoming one of the most valuable data assets in the live events industry. -
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The definition of luxury is expanding. Increasingly, designers are considering how spaces sound, feel and even influence wellbeing. -
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Uptime, interoperability and cost still matter. But they no longer define whether a collaboration strategy succeeds. -
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The most successful interactive experiences are no longer defined by the technology customers use. They are defined by how actively customers participate. -
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Edge computing is emerging as one of the most important technologies shaping the future of content delivery. -
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The biggest challenge facing arena designers is no longer capacity. It's creating an atmosphere where every fan feels part of the action. -
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Increasingly, homeowners are questioning whether experiences should be confined to a single room. -
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Increasingly, guest expectations are being shaped long before anyone reaches reception. The modern guest journey starts online. -
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Creating content is no longer the biggest challenge facing broadcasters. Distributing it effectively is. -
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Few issues are becoming more strategically important in the live events industry than audience data. -
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The rise of IP networks, cloud platforms and software-defined systems is changing the relationship between audiovisual technology and IT infrastructure. -
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For years, residential technology focused primarily on individual homes. Today, some of the biggest opportunities are emerging in multi-dwelling units (MDUs). -
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Hybrid learning took off as a response to disruption. It is becoming a long-term design challenge. -
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Long-term technology planning has never been more difficult. -
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Measuring success though exposure no longer reflects what most sponsors are seeking from their event investments. -
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Consumers can buy almost anything online. But they can't download atmosphere, personal attention or a sense of belonging. That's changing how luxury brands think about physical spaces. -
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Students have changed. And classrooms are changing with them. -
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FAST channels – free ad-supported streaming television services – are rapidly emerging as one of the most significant growth areas in media distribution. -
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A growing number of event organisers are discovering an entirely different revenue opportunity. Content. -
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Education has been asking: How should institutions use AI? But perhaps the more important question is: How should education evolve in a world where AI exists? -
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Success in marketing communications used to be measured by reach. Today, responsiveness matters just as much. -
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The definition of luxury residential living is changing. Developers are using smart building infrastructure to create apartment communities that deliver high-end experiences. -
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For generations, hotels competed on location, service and amenities. Those factors still matter. But increasingly, guests experience a hotel through technology. -
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The FIFA World Cup has long been a proving ground for broadcast innovation, but the 2026 tournament takes that evolution significantly further. -
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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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