Show Review ISE, 2018
AVIXA defines success as being a catalyst for the growth of the global AV market and a hub for the
profession and its practitioners. Dave Labuskes, CEO of AVIXA
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ISE connects the world’s AV community
The 16th Integrated Systems Europe, which took place in Amsterdam last month, was the biggest and broadest- reaching edition of the show ever – confi rming it as the international destination of choice for AV professionals.
containing the latest technologies and solutions for pro AV and systems integration, the show provided its widest-ranging professional development programme to date, extending its coverage of major vertical market sectors. The largest ever ISE show floor was home to 1,301 exhibitors and over 81,000 visitors fled through the doors this year. A key theme of the show was how AV technology enables creative imaginations to produce rich experiences. This was explored in both the Opening Address from master projection designer Bart Kresa
A s well as hosting 15 halls
and the Closing Keynote given by Tupac Martir, creative director and co-founder of Satore Studio. They were part of a professional development programme involving 300 international thought leaders, subject experts and creative minds. Mike Blackman, Integrated Systems Events Managing Director, commented: “As an exhibition, as an unbeatable source of education and professional development, and as a destination for a global industry to come together and do business – ISE 2019 has delivered. Our Opening Address, Closing Keynote, and our two projection mapping features were fantastic showcases for how event professionals and others can harness AV technology to better realise their creativity.” The day after his Opening Address, the world
premiere of Bart Kresa’s latest projection mapping sculpture, Sviatovid, took place at the RAI.
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