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Measuring success though exposure no longer reflects what most sponsors are seeking from their event investments.

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.

Students have changed. And classrooms are changing with them.

Bringing together startups, investors and industry leaders, the expanded show feature offers a strong platform for visibility, networking, and commercial opportunity.

FAST channels – free ad-supported streaming television services – are rapidly emerging as one of the most significant growth areas in media distribution.

A growing number of event organisers are discovering an entirely different revenue opportunity. Content.

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?  

Success in marketing communications used to be measured by reach. Today, responsiveness matters just as much.

The definition of luxury residential living is changing. Developers are using smart building infrastructure to create apartment communities that deliver high-end experiences.

For generations, hotels competed on location, service and amenities. Those factors still matter. But increasingly, guests experience a hotel through technology.

Many of the broadcast technologies that later become industry standards have first been deployed at football's biggest event.

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.

The modern venue is no longer simply hosting live events. It is producing continuous digital content. 

The traditional broadcast business model is under pressure from every direction.

The most luxurious technology in the home may soon become the technology nobody notices.

For years, retailers treated digital technology as something that happened online. That distinction is disappearing. Fast. 

Increasingly, residential technology is becoming part of the value proposition of the property itself.

During the FIFA World Cup 2026, billions of viewers will focus on the football. Few will think about the extraordinary challenge of creating the moments around it.

How do cultural institutions remain relevant in a world overflowing with digital stimulation? 

When FIFA World Cup 2026 kicks off today, billions of viewers will focus on the football. But for broadcast and AV professionals, the tournament represents something much bigger.

For decades, venues were designed around primary use cases. Today, that approach is becoming increasingly difficult to justify.

The smart home industry has spent years talking about automation. AI is about to change the conversation completely. 

For many venue operators, accessibility has traditionally been viewed through the lens of compliance. But that mindset is rapidly becoming outdated. 

The organisations creating the best employee experiences are not overwhelming people with technology. They are removing friction.