EDITORIAL LETTER

Between October 27 and 29, the 2021 version of infoComm Show was held in Orlando, a fair that marked the return of face-to-face fairs of the professional audiovisual industry after the suspension of mass events due to the pandemic.

After a period full of difficulties and challenges such as the one we have experienced in recent months, the audiovisual industry has been able to adapt and quickly improve its technological solutions to allow people and companies to move forward.

More and more churches and houses of worship are making use of audiovisual technology to accompany religious services and bring their message to more parishioners in an innovative and attractive way. That is why the market in this segment has been growing significantly, especially in our region.

After the affectation of life in general due to the pandemic in 2020, of which the AV industry has not been an outsider, 2021 has allowed to begin a recovery as global vaccination advances and herd immunity is achieved.

Although we know that the last year has not been easy, the professional audiovisual industry has proposed new technological options that allow business and life to be kept going, respecting the measures and protocols imposed by the pandemic.