LIVE From InfoComm 2019, Day Two

Things are picking up right where they left off last night at InfoComm 2019. The Voice of B2B, MarketScale’s Daniel Litwin, is once again at the Orange County Conference Center to hear from Pro AV experts and to check out the newest products from across the industry.

If you missed anything from the first day of the show, check out our comprehensive look at some of the best from Wednesday here!

UPDATE: 2:26 p.m. CST

Click this tweet to follow Litwin’s thread on the Navigating Difficult Customer Conversations here:

https://twitter.com/ProAVMKSL/status/1139248499122479104

UPDATE: 1:55 p.m. CST

Click on the tweet below to see Litwin’s reaction and commentary on the Trends in Theme Park Attractions session and for a glimpse at his upcoming interview with the session’s leaders.

https://twitter.com/ProAVMKSL/status/1139188064587329541

UPDATE: 1:12 p.m. CST

Take a look at some of the Twitter conversation from around the show through two days:

UPDATE: 10:31 a.m. CST

In many cases, the term ‘digital signage’ is an outdated descriptor. LED technology has moved past the wall and is now part of creating a holistic and immersive environment. This example was captured by Tom Custer, Vice President at FRCH Nelson.

UPDATE: 10:25 a.m. CST

eSports has become a major part of the global entertainment landscape in the past few years. This year Blizzard is showing why Pro AV is a natural partner for the competitive gaming atmosphere.

This video comes from Stan Thomas, a Manufacturer Representative for Blizzard and other brands.

Litwin kicked off day two at the AVIXA Women’s Council Breakfast to learn about the state of women in the Pro AV business and what is being done to improve the gender balance in the industry.

https://twitter.com/ProAVMKSL/status/1139141385116880897

Follow the thread in the above tweet to hear statistics and perspectives from the AVIXA women’s council.

We will continue to update this post throughout the show, but make sure to follow us on Twitter at @ProAVMKSL and on Instagram at @marketscale for up-to-the-minute reports from the show floor!

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