Vega NZ, A FORTÉ COMPANY wins Best Application of AV in a Commercial or Government Project (over $5m) for the New Zealand International Convention Centre 8th September, AUCKLAND, NZ Stephen Ward and Jonathan Pryor The Audio Visual Industry Awards (AVIAs) were held last week as part of the Integrate expo in Sydney’s International Convention Centre.…
FORTÉ expands global reach with acquisition of Vega Global in APAC 26th August, AUCKLAND, NZ Vega NZ are thrilled to share that FORTÉ has acquired Vega Global, APAC’s largest system integrator and a leading provider of workplace technology and audiovisual solutions. FORTÉ supports global organizations with consistent communication and collaboration solutions, wherever they operate. This…
In today’s fast-paced and increasingly hybrid work environment, organizations need communication tools that are engaging, reliable, and capable of reaching employees wherever they are. Traditional channels like email, intranets, and printed posters often get overlooked, leading to inconsistent messaging and low employee awareness. Many organizations have attempted to solve this by putting looping images…
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