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The Audiovisual Industry Is Expected to Grow Even Larger
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(OPEN):
AUDIOVISUAL PRODUCTS AND SERVICES COMPRISE A 25-BILLION-DOLLAR
INDUSTRY IN NORTH AMERICA. A NEW STUDY COMMISSIONED BY
INFOCOMM INTERNATIONAL FORECASTS 11-PERCENT GROWTH, IN THE
AUDIOVISUAL INDUSTRY, OVER THE NEXT TWO YEARS. INFOCOMM'S
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, DOCTOR RANDAL LEMKE, EXPLAINS...
(LEMKE):
"THE GOVERNMENT, CORPORATE, AND EDUCATION MARKETS ARE THE THREE
LARGEST CONSUMERS OF A-V PRODUCTS AND SERVICES. THE GROWING NEED
FOR COMMUNICATION AND COLLABORATION IN THESE ENVIRONMENTS IS FUELING
DEMAND FOR CONTROL SYSTEMS, PROJECTORS, DISPLAYS, VIDEOCONFERENCING
SYSTEMS, DIGITAL SIGNAGE, AND MORE. WHEN A-V PRODUCTS STARTED
OPERATING OVER I-P NETWORKS, MORE CUSTOMERS HAVE NEEDED THE INTEGRATION
OF COMPLETE SYSTEMS--RATHER THAN INDIVIDUAL PRODUCTS."
(CLOSE):
INTEREST IN LARGE SCREENS AND HIGH-DEFINITION TELEVISIONS--AS WELL AS
LOWER PRICES--ARE CREATING INCREASED GROWTH, IN THE DISPLAY MARKET.
DIGITAL SIGNAGE HAS ROCKETED OVER THE PAST FEW YEARS; AND, MORE THAN
ONE-MILLION DIGITAL SIGNS ARE EXPECTED TO BE FOUND, IN NORTH
AMERICA, BY 2009. THESE FINDINGS WERE RELEASED IN ANAHEIM, AT
"INFOCOMM '07"--THE WORLD'S LARGEST PROFESSIONAL AUDIOVISUAL TRADE
SHOW.
