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CEDIA offers several tips to maintain profitability.

CEDIA membership benefits extend well beyond the main-stage event.

All DSE Board members and their organizations are actively involved in the areas of digital signage and interactive technologies.

The InfoComm thought-leadership blog called All Voices is full of practical information.

Developed by the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, in a collaborative effort with InfoComm, this free resource allows you to sort standards by region, topic and industry role, and more.

InfoComm offers a mentor program for AV pros to help give them the needed guidance to further their careers.

The 2014 Market Definition and Strategy Study, conducted on behalf of InfoComm, projects that AV products and services will be a $114 billion global industry by 2016.

These events give you the chance to openly discuss the challenges and opportunities you face on the job.

There's an ideal ways for an integrator demonstrate his or her acquired knowledge and experience: Claim the APEx Title.

A new CEDIA event planned for 2015 will bring together company owners and managers, manufacturers, and sales representatives.

The company has itself to image analysis, determining the best tools to meet the requirements of demanding applications and going beyond what the typical AV contractor supplies.

Extron Control Specialist (ECS) and Extron Control Professional (ECP) have been added to the program.

The study finds that the audiovisual industry currently generates $92 billion a year. Further industry growth is anticipated.

With more than 400 exhibitors, 110 training sessions and emerging trends classes, CEDIA is worth attending every year.