ISE’s Largest-Ever Content Program Includes New Megatrends and Six Summits Produced by AVIXA

ISE 2026 is set to have the largest-ever content program produced by AVIXA for the third year in a row.
This year’s program includes six summits, as well as the first-ever Megatrends sessions, which will provide deep dives into popular topics in the AV industry, including AI, broadcast and sustainability.
“ISE draws such a cross section of AV professionals from around the world – each person has different interests and goals for their show experience,” said Mike Blackman, Managing Director, Integrated Systems Events. “When developing the content program with AVIXA and our other partners, we use different formats and depth of topics to fit unique needs. For example, the Megatrends program was developed in response to attendees’ needs for succinct assessments on fast-changing trends, with the flexibility to step in and step out among their other activities at the show. Individual sessions are 20-40 minutes that highlight key developments in AI, Cybersecurity, Robotics, Smart Spaces, Sustainability, and TradeScape (regulatory and tariffs).”
The Megatrend sessions will highlight key speakers on each topic, including Karsten Marijnissen from Incentro on AI, Rich Mulholland from Missing Link on embracing emerging tech and Marjolein Koens-Schadalee on sustainability.
The six half-day summits will cover cybersecurity, control rooms, smart buildings, broadcast AV, digital signage and education technology. The program includes case studies, panel discussions and presentations from leading experts.
AVIXA said that their members will receive a 30% discount on individual passes for the summits as well as the All-Conference Pass. CTS and ANP Renewal Units will also be provided for select Megatrend and Summit sessions.
“Key feedback, especially from new attendees to the show, has been help in navigating, so the Show Floor Tours program is bigger than ever with daily ‘New to ISE’ and ‘Megatrends’ tours as well as tours on education technologies, Broadcast AV technologies, and two off-site tours for Cybersecurity and Control Room technologies,” said Blackman.




