Jordan O'BrienCEDIA has announced its sixth Tech Forum event of 2015, following on from the success of the other five events the organisation held earlier in the year.
The latest Tech Forum event is scheduled to take place at the British Library in London on November 25, where the association will combine education sessions and networking with its annual AGM and a keynote presentation, led by Frost & Sullivan, a specialist research company.
Aldous Systems, Anthem AV Solutions, AWE, Genesis, Gira, Habitech, Loxone, Lutron, Meridian, Orluna, Teleste and Wyrestorm have been confirmed as sponsors for this event.
CEDIA has confirmed that the sponsors will be showcasing their latest products on small exhibition stands, but also host training sessions.
Frost & Sullivan’s keynote presentation will explore the state of the smart home market, where the latest industry developments and predictions will be explored, before visitors are invited to join in a live Q&A discussion at the end.
Following the keynote address, CEDIA will present a detailed review of the year at its AGM (CEDIA members only). This will include reports on education, marketing, membership growth, finance and more. Members are then invited to stay for an evening of networking.
“Following the success of last year’s format of a Tech Forum, keynote presentation and AGM, we look forward to welcoming both new and returning visitors to this event” says Wendy Griffiths, executive director of CEDIA EMEA.
“This event will provide industry newcomers and established professionals with the opportunity to learn about the latest products on today’s market from the manufacturers themselves, understand the direction the smart home industry is heading with expert keynote speakers and the opportunity to network with budding custom install professionals. For anyone hoping to get ahead in the smart home sector, this event is not one to be missed.”
CEDIA members and non-members are both welcome to attend the Tech Forum and keynote, with tickets available for free on CEDIA’s website.