This year at I/ITSEC, follow the Sasquatch-sized footprint trail straight to Booth #187, where Parker Group is bringing mission-critical collaboration to life. At Parker Group, the impossible becomes visible, approachable, and ready to explore.
AVenue by Parker Group meets the evolving needs of government, industry, and academic communities by creating a clearer, more connected operational picture. Instead of navigating isolated systems or juggling separate interfaces, AVenue brings every critical input into one coordinated platform. Organizations can operate under an intuitive AV over IP platform that streamlines complex information, strengthens collaboration, and enhances decision-making, making critical data easier to visualize, interpret, and act on.
Parker Group is teaming up with RedRick Technologies, VuWall, and LG Electronics. At our shared booth, the team will showcase a fully integrated collaboration system that transforms complex operations into clear, manageable workflows. Attendees will see high-resolution video walls displaying multiple streams of information simultaneously, intelligent signal distribution, and interactive control interfaces. The technology on display is designed to show how different systems can work together seamlessly. Visitors can experiment with live and recorded video feeds, manipulate content across multiple displays, and test smart routing that automates the movement of information.
Every element of the event setup is hands-on and designed to inspire new ways of thinking about mission-critical operations. The Parker Group team will be available throughout the show to conduct live demonstrations, answer questions, and provide solutions on how these systems can be applied to your own environment. Experience innovation in action and walk away with ideas for improving your workflows.
Innovation is literally at your feet. Find Sasquatch, he will lead you to Booth #187 and see mission-critical collaboration come alive.
Schedule an on-site demo or meeting with the Parker Group team.
