FORTÉ to Showcase Modern Workplace Innovations at InfoComm 2025
'We're excited to share our vision at InfoComm 2025 and help organizations across the globe turn workplace challenges into opportunities for growth.' -Craig Gudorf, VP of Marketing, FORTÉ
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'FORTÉ is about much more than audiovisual systems integration. We're creating what's next in the workplace – helping our customers solve their biggest communication and collaboration issues,' said Craig Gudorf, Vice President of Marketing at FORTÉ. 'We're excited to share our vision at InfoComm 2025 and help organizations across the globe turn workplace challenges into opportunities for growth.'
'InfoComm brings together the pro AV channel and end users to experience a tangible pro AV marketplace for one week. It's the ultimate place for launching new solutions, brands, and partnerships,' said Jenn Heinold, Senior Vice President, Expositions, Americas, AVIXA, producer of InfoComm. 'There isn't anything comparable to being in person – you get instant reactions. We're thrilled to have FORTÉ introduce its new brand identity to the InfoComm audience.'
Schedule of FORTÉ Activities at InfoComm
On Wednesday, June 11, InfoComm's exhibit floor will open to an expected 40,000 attendees.
A customer and partner reception will serve as the launch to FORTÉ's presence at InfoComm 2025. In collaboration with GPA, FORTÉ will host a Customer Reception on Tuesday, June 10 at the Hilton Orlando's Fountain Plaza (7-10 p.m.), welcoming customers and GPA staff from around the world for an evening of networking. Click to RSVP.
With a new brand identity and focus on redefining communication and collaboration, InfoComm attendees are invited to experience the technologies and services shaping the future of work. The FORTÉ exhibit booth includes live demos where attendees can engage with thought leaders and gain insights into how FORTÉ delivers speed, scale, and service for organizations worldwide.
FORTÉ In-Booth Presentations:
Modern Workplace Solutions – Learn about integrated solutions designed for the modern workplace including experience centers, broadcast solutions, workstations and much more
Microsoft Solutions – A deep dive into Microsoft Teams Rooms and cross-platform integrations
Managed Services – Proactive AV support, monitoring, and lifecycle management
Velocity – A look at how FORTÉ accelerates the delivery of fully equipped meeting spaces
Mission Critical Solutions – Hear from experts at FORTÉ and Barco as they address the evolving landscape of command centers featuring real-world case studies and emerging technologies
FORTÉ | GPA Global Lounge
Visit the FORTÉ | GPA Global Lounge, room #W209ABC, to explore global trends and strategic insights in communication and collaboration. This quiet, executive-level environment adjacent to the exhibit floor is a perfect place to connect, recharge, and engage in high-level dialogue.
Exclusive Presentations
Customer Panel Discussion moderated by FORTÉ subject matter experts.
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Lunch & Learn with Microsoft's Ilya Bukshteyn
Thursday, June 12 | 12–1 p.m. | Room W209ABC
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Visit www.ourforte.com/infocomm-2025 for more information.
ABOUT FORTÉ
FORTÉ is a leading provider of innovative communication and collaboration solutions and service, dedicated to transforming workplaces in corporate, education and government agencies. With a focus on innovation, scalability, and reliability, FORTÉ helps organizations create connected, productive environments where people, spaces, and technology work together effortlessly. FORTÉ empowers organizations with secure, future-ready systems that enhance every employee touchpoint. For more information, visit www.ourforte.com
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