Five pro-AV specialists on the technologies they are tipping for take-off

Douglas Woodburn
Douglas Woodburn
clock 29 July 2019 •
Five pro-AV specialists on the technologies they are tipping for take-off

Which audiovisual technologies will take the UK market by storm over the next 12 to 18 months? We asked five specialist audiovisual integrators for their opinion

The professional audiovisual market is set to grow from $186bn to $230bn between 2018 and 2022, according to IHS Markit. As part of our 2019 Audiovisual Integrator Report, we asked five pro-AV specialists...

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