This year’s ISE is expected to feature a significant presence of vendors and executives with at least one foot in media and entertainment – a sector which is now fuelling ProAV growth, according to trade body and ISE show co-organiser AVIXA. Adrian Pennington reports.
AVIXA’s latest figures (Industry Outlook and Trends Analysis) indicate ProAV revenues totalled $325bn in 2024 and will add $98bn over the next five years to reach $422bn. While office upgrades and evolution continue, what AVIXA calls the ‘experience economy’ is dominating growth...
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