Just Video Walls Joins HTSA
The company is bringing its 151-inch 24:9 flagship MicroLED wall to the HTSA Spring Conference.
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The company is bringing its 151-inch 24:9 flagship MicroLED wall to the HTSA Spring Conference.
HTSA dealers will now have access to exclusive membership benefits and discounts on Amplify People’s services.
Award was announced during the buying group’s Fall Summit.
How these influential organizations keep their members in the know.
Future-focused buying group gathering paints a picture of success through the combination of technology and collaboration with others.
Brings his more than 20 years of industry experience and extensive background in technical instruction to HTSA.
The panelists expressed excitement and concerns seen from a national perspective, as well as what their group members are experiencing.
All HTSA members now have access to OneVision’s white-label, 24/7 remote support and turnkey recurring revenue solutions.
HTSA dealers now have access to the full catalog of PRO and Theory loudspeaker and loudspeaker controller products.
Partnership allows HTSA members to take advantage of in-person education opportunities at CEDIA’s facility.
The need to work together — both within the channel and with the other trades — was a central theme of the ever-evolving event.
Buying group executives reveal what dealers need to do to remain competitive and successful in the current market.
Presented by DEG: The Digital Entertainment Group, the panel features executives from Paramount+, Peacock, CEDIA, and HTSA.
The buying group’s annual spring event brings members and vendor partners together for networking and education.
Registration is now open for the unique lighting educational event, which has signed on 25 well-recognized exhibitors so far.
Early evangelists for the lighting category bring its CI-centric lighting convention back for a second year.
Comprehensive lighting training, design workshops, education, expert panel discussions and manufacturers’ sessions will highlight Phoenix, Ariz. event in February 2023.
Company has formed partnerships with Azione, HTSA, HTSN, and Prosource.
Buying group hosts first in-person whole-group gathering in over two years.
Lighting training, lighting design workshops, education, expert panel discussions and manufacturers’ sessions highlight inaugural event February 22-24 in Dallas.
Also announces appointment of a new PR Firm and hints toward the group’s 2022 plans.
Buying groups work with their dealers and vendor partners in navigating the current supply chain issues.
Awards were earned in both the “Top Volume” and “Circle of Excellence” categories.
The Home Technology Association and IDS partner to bring mutual benefits to members and bridge the gap between industry groups.
Includes the previously announced 2021 Fall Members Conference scheduled to take place in Dallas, TX in October.
Event to offer all-new classes, visiting expert educators, and a special keynote on the autonomous future of technology.
The two groups collaborate to bring mutual benefits to members and bridge the gap between them.
After a strange — but successful — 2020, the buying group looks to keep members ahead of the curve.
Buying group welcomes the commercial and residential home automation and security solutions firm serving the Las Vegas area.
The Board is made up entirely of representatives from member companies.
Buying groups step up for their members during the continuing pandemic.
Organization details efforts to help members stay focused, informed, and growing.
Catalyst AV will act as a fulfillment center for Cleerline products as they move to HTSA dealer members.
Buying group also suspends member dues for the first time.
Catalyst AV will act as a fulfillment center for AVPro products as they move to HTSA dealer members.
Changing the game around client and partner interactions with Relationship Science techniques.
Better margins are just one reason to join a buying group.
The HTSA Fall Conference tackles the challenges to a healthy company culture.
Disabled client desperately needed a new kind of control solution that didn’t exist.
Event drew more than three times the expected member participation.