
BEAVERTON, Oregon — Biamp Systems, a leading provider of innovative, networked media systems that power the world's most sophisticated audio/video systems, brings awareness of the AV industry and AV Week to Oregon. In observance of InfoComm International's AV Week, taking place October 16-22, the State of Oregon and the Beaverton, Oregon mayor's office has made proclamations about the impact of the AV industry. Biamp Systems will host an open house October 20, 2011 from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm PT to celebrate the proclamations, AV Week and the global audio/video industry.
"We're proud to bring AV Week to Oregon and more specifically, Beaverton, by sharing what we do with our community," said Steve Metzger, President of Biamp Systems. "The use of audio systems in public spaces impacts everything from sporting events, to business conferences, public safety, transportation, and countless other important uses. The audio industry improves people's lives in many ways and AV Week gives us the chance to showcase that technology. It also allows us to share the message that world-class products are being engineered and manufactured by the great people of Oregon."
AV Week is devoted to broader education about a $75 billion worldwide industry. The proclamations made by Oregon State Governor John Kitzhaber and the mayor of Beaverton, Denny Doyle, bring attention to the following aspects of the AV industry:
In addition to opening its doors to the public, Biamp is hosting a group of engineering students from the University of Portland on October 21.
For more information about AV Week visit InfoComm's website.