ISE 2012 opens its doors in Amsterdam with a massive influx of professionals

The Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) show has grown dramatically to become one of the leading European events for professional AV and electronic systems integration.

ISE shows once again the latest technological innovations in the audiovisual sector and integrated systems
Integrated Systems Europe, the audio, video and new technology products fair, is holding a new edition at the Amsterdam RAI venue, showing the latest developments, innovations and trends in the professional audio and video industry and system integration in all its aspects, with the presence of the best experts in the sector.

The Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) show has grown dramatically to become one of the leading European events for professional AV and electronic systems integration. Since its modest beginnings back in 2004, the event has come to define this rapidly growing industry, acting as a magnet for manufacturers, distributors, integrators, installers, engineers, architects, project managers and other specifiers alike. Since the early hours of the morning the influx of visitors has been massive.

ISE 2012 delivers the latest in professional audio/video system integration and solutions with new products, professional training sessions and new business opportunities. It is the main European fair for audio / video professionals and system integrators and includes solutions for homes, offices, public buildings, hotels, halls, industry, commercial premises, auditoriums, etc.

The fair, which has always been held in Amsterdam except in 2004, which was held in Genoa, and in 2006, which took place in Brussels, brings together manufacturers, distributors, integrators, specifiers and technology managers from more than 100 countries, offering a large exhibition space with more than 750 exhibiting companies planned.

The event will continue to be held in Amsterdam at least until 2016. Mike Blackman, CEO of Integrated Systems Events, has highlighted the value of the Dutch capital in the fact that more than 600 million people live within a three-hour flight from Schiphol airport. “Since we first had the ISE here in 2005, the RAI has continued with an ambitious program of new constructions and renovations, which has given us greater exhibition capacity and conference rooms in the Elicium building,” he noted. Blackman is optimistic about the future and, as he comments, the best years of the ISE in Amsterdam “are yet to come.”

ISE está dirigida por una joint venture entre dos asociaciones sin ánimo de lucro: InfoComm International y CEDIA (Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association), quienes también son los responsables de confeccionar el programa de formación del evento así como de gestionar que los beneficios de la feria se inviertan de nuevo en los sectores que ambas asociaciones representan.

Coinciding with the great event in Amsterdam, Digital AV Magazine, sister publication of “Panorama Audiovisual” publishes a Special with permanently updated information.

Access the ISE 2012 Special.