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Winners of the Best of Show at InfoComm 2026 for AV Technology, Digital Signage, and Tech & Learning are announced.

Whether you are attending InfoComm 2026 or not, use this guide for the inside track on more than 100 exhibitors, including 86 company roadmaps and 79 new products!

AVT’s Cindy Davis on getting around LVCC, AV/IT industry trends, and three quick tips for InfoComm 2026.

Gauthier Renard, Group Product Manager, Meeting Experience at Barco ClickShare, shares insights into the company's roadmap for products and solutions to be showcased at InfoComm.

Duncan Miller, Director of Global Marketing at Adder Technology, shares insights into the company's roadmap for products and solutions to be showcased at InfoComm.

Byron Tarry is challenging you to imagine an enterprise collaboration leader proactively convening three groups as contributors to an ongoing strategy, structure, and process of ideation, experimentation, validation, and iteration.

AV Technology is focusing on the potential and ever-evolving impact AI can have on collaboration in the workplace. We will share ideas, inspire, educate, and sometimes challenge conventional thinking.

Mark Bonifacio shares insights into Sony’s roadmap for products and solutions to be showcased at InfoComm.

Check out how the AV/IT team at FVTC standardized on the technology and layout in nearly 400 classrooms to ensure a consistent experience for faculty.

Kendra Philips, senior vice president af sales at Legrand | AV, shares insights into the company's roadmap for products and solutions to be showcased at InfoComm.

Scott Bowditch shares insights into Ross Video’s roadmap for products and solutions to be showcased at InfoComm.

When marble floors and Grade I listed stonework ruled out traditional hearing loop systems, the University needed a solution that was wireless, scalable, and non-invasive.

When Bill “Bubba” Busse arrived at Jax State, one of his primary objectives was to upgrade the broadcast infrastructure so it could truly operate like a Division I program.

The goal: Design an AV solution that allowed video content to be clearly seen from anywhere in the room without interfering with the primary function of the space as an active exercise physiology lab.

How organizations can create scalable video ecosystems that support everything from simple internal messaging to sophisticated live productions.

Virginia Tech's Academic Building One is a model for how universities can rethink campus experience in a distributed, urban context.

Shaffer Hall on the Homewood campus of JHU's key objectives included deploying auto-tracking cameras, providing USB peripheral sharing for BYOM sessions, and aligning with accessibility standards through the use of Heckler sit/stand instructor desks.

AV in the cloud is not a new concept, but the products, services, and workflows are quickly evolving, as are the applications where cloud can have an impact.

There’s nothing better than a successful deployment of new AV when everything is running smoothly. Until it's not.