Pro AV Business Index

AVIXA’s latest Pro AV Business Index shows the industry is on a path to recovery. Both pro AV sales and employment hit neutral conditions after three months of decline due to the impact of COVID-19.

In AVIXA’s May Pro AV Business Index, survey respondents reported gradual but noteworthy signs of recovery for the pro AV industry.

Just as this is a difficult time for the global economy, it is a difficult time for the AV industry. In AVIXA’s April Pro AV Business Index, survey respondents make it clear that the live events side of the industry is suffering the most, with almost all such business cancelled.

Pro AV sales have contracted for the first time since the AVIXA’s Pro AV Business Index was established in September 2016.

The economic shock from coronavirus hasn’t hit the pro AV industry yet, according to AVIXA’s latest Pro AV Business Index.

In January, pro AV sales growth slowed for the first time in five months, falling three points to 59.2, in AVIXA’s Pro-AV Business Index.

Pro AV employment is on the rise, according to AVIXA’s Pro AV Business Index for November 2019.

After slower growth in pro AV sales and employment in September, October’s numbers recuperated in AVIXA’s Pro-AV Business Index.

While pro AV sales did show continued growth in September 2019, the industry situation reflected more of the broader economic mediocrity.

In contrast to the broader economic news, July wasn’t a tumultuous month for AVIXA’s Pro AV Business Index, with sales growth remaining steady.

When it comes to pro AV sales, growth remains universal, although there are indications that the market inside North America is stronger than outside, according to AVIXA’s latest Pro AV Business Index.

Latest report shows growth in both sales and employment.