Industry News and Analysis

InfoComm China happens every April in Beijing. It brings together the big direct view LED manufacturers, their ecosystem partners, and a lot of AV suppliers you’ve probably never heard of if you’re based in the U.S. or Europe. Behind all that LED, AI was the star of the show, reports Florian Rotberg of invidis.

HETMA is awarding ten Prism Scholarships to underrepresented audiovisual professionals who work in higher education. In its partnership with AVIXA, awardees receive an elite AVIXA membership, the ability to take the CTS exam, a HETMA member mentor, HETMA-led CTS training sessions, and a trip to InfoComm to experience the AV industry, and more.

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AV integrators and gear providers in the corporate AV market stand at a crossroads as we take on new challenges in 2025. Sean Wargo, head of market research at AVIXA, calls it a  “volume vs. value” dilemma – but with some important nuances. Sean and Peter Hansen of AVIXA delve into the details in this video – watch it here.

Industry Trends & Thought Leaders

Pro AV, MI, and Arts Communities Support L.A. Fire Victims

Industry organizations are actively working to provide assistance and relief.

Sustainability in AV – SAVe at InfoComm 2025

Kelly Perkins and SAVe team

SXSW Austin – and New London Show Announced

SXSW in Austin hardly needs an introduction – except, perhaps, to the pro AV community

The Road to InfoComm – What’s Making the Market?

Many industry changes – but all roads still lead to InfoComm

Rich Ventura and Misty Chalk on the Evolution of AV Ecosystems

Getting Content to the Screens

Digital Signage Experience – new San Diego event

DSE has a new home and format for 2025

The Pulse of Retail

Are Return-to-Office statistics affecting Retail?

Joe Way: Higher Ed & HETMA

HETMA’s growth and success

Frameless Museum London

450 million pixels of Art – that moves

Market Trends – Gensler Spotlight

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