EDITORIAL LETTER

Although the arrival of the pandemic in Latin America at the beginning of 2020 generated a paralysis of business and the execution of projects in the economy not essential for people's daily lives, from which the audiovisual industry was not exempt, with the reactivation in the second half of that year, the residential segment had a rapid recovery.

With the atypical conditions of a year in which humanity has had to face a pandemic, the chaos and affectation would have been even greater if we did not have the advance of the unified communications solutions we have today.

One of the changes generated by the Covid-19 pandemic is virtuality, a tool that has made it possible to comply with isolation, social distancing and keep businesses running, as far as possible.

Undoubtedly, the pandemic generated by Covid-19 will have an important impact on the growth that the audiovisual industry has had in recent years, both globally and in our region. But the recovery forecasts are encouraging.

Despite the paralysis to which the world has been subjected due to Covid 19 during the first months of this year, seriously affecting the productive apparatus in all sectors, the audiovisual industry is positive about its future in the coming months.