For many exhibitors in this space, that means a focus on tools that enable simple, effective communication and decision making, and that bring equity for hybrid and remote employees.  

For example, Jabra (2N400), Huddly (1C130), HP Poly (2P190) and Logitech (2K100) all offer video bars for organisations of all sizes. These all-in-one tools combining camera, microphone array and speakers in a single unit that integrates with users’ preferred conferencing platform, can offer a flexible, scalable and cost-effective way to customise conferencing setups.  

These companies also offer modular solutions consisting of video conferencing systems, headsets, speakerphones and management and collaboration software, which work seamlessly together to facilitate communication, boosting employee engagement and productivity. 

Display technology is a key part of the unified communication and collaboration (UC&C) experience, and all aspects will be showcased at ISE 2026. For example, Avocor (2S200) offers a range of interactive and ultra-wide displays that encourage participation and dynamic collaboration. Ultra-wide options not only keep participants’ attention but also fully immerse them in the content that is being shared.   

Eye-catching screen technology for enterprise users will also be on display elsewhere in the Fira. For example, in Hall 3, market leaders including LG (3K1000), Panasonic (3J500) and Samsung (3F500) will be showcasing their latest solutions. This will include LED displays and video walls, interactive whiteboards, monitors and more, all designed to deliver impactful viewing experiences and efficient collaboration. 

For many end users in the UC&C space, ease of use is a key requirement, making one-click wireless conferencing and presentation systems from the likes of Barco (2K300) and Airtame (2V680) a popular choice.  

Ease of use has been further enhanced in recent years with the increased adoption of AI across the unified communications space. Companies including Cisco (2K500), Google (2S500) and Microsoft (2Q400) are leading the way when it comes to integrating AI-powered updates to their offerings. 

Cisco has been at the forefront of innovation in the unified communications space for many years, developing a suite of products that offer users the ability to call, message, meet and host in an intuitive and secure way. AI-based enhancements include meeting and messaging summaries, translation, and audio tools that remove distracting background noise from calls. 

Similarly, Google Workspace enables real-time communication and collaboration with AI built in. This includes AI-powered security and compliance controls, data insights and in-meeting note taking. 

As the UC&C sector has evolved, so the need for high-quality, reliable audio has become ever-more apparent. This has led to an increase in the number of manufacturers releasing products specifically for this space. Among them are QSC/Q-SYS (2M300) as well as Shure (3M300) and Audio-Technica (3Q500).