ISE 2020 visitor registration now open

Visitor registration for Integrated Systems Europe 2020 has now opened, with new features and conferences being announced, with the opening address also being confirmed.

The event will take place at the RAI Amsterdam for the final time before the move to Barcelona in 2021, with attendees in possession of an invitation code able to register for the exhibition free of charge.

The opening address will be given by Duncan Wardle, former head of innovation and creativity at Disney, taking place on 10 February 2020 on the evening before the opening of the exhibition.

AVIXA will host two half-day conferences: the AVIXA higher ed AV conference, which is produced in association with SCHOMS and EUNIS, as well as the AVIXA enterprise AV conference, produced in association with the AV User Group.

CEDIA will also be offering a four-day professional development programme with subject experts, including a new cybersecurity workshop at the nearby Hotel Okura and a set of paid-for education sessions held in the Elicium building.

13 events will take place across the week of the show, with the conferences from ISE 2019 returning alongside new conferences, including the Control Rooms Summit ISE, which is produced in association with the International Critical Control Rooms Association.

Other show features include the ISE main stage, offering free to attend thought leadership sessions produced by ISE, AVIXA and CEDIA, moving to Hall 14 for ISE 2020.

An Innovation Zone will also be featured in Hall 14, putting a spotlight on young companies, as well as a projection mapping show on the RAI complex.

The Inavation Awards will also return, moving to its new home at the luxurious Beurs van Berlage, highlighting the best and brightest that the AV industry has to offer.

ISE 2020 will run from 10 February 2020 to 14 February 2020 at the RAI Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

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