IMS Closes Out 2025 with Major Industry Awards, Looks Ahead to 2026
IMS Technology Services (IMS) closed out 2025 with five significant industry honors, reinforcing our position as a national leader in audio visual systems integration and event staging. The awards, three of which were announced in December, recognize excellence across our business and reflect a milestone year defined by leadership transition, innovation, and people-first values.
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Philadelphia 2026: Is Your Venue Ready for the Spotlight?
From the World Cup and MLB All-Star Game to the NCAA Tournament, PGA Championship, and the U.S. 250th Celebration, millions of visitors will be flooding the region for once-in-a-generation events. For bars, restaurants, and venues, this means packed schedules, high expectations — and a major opportunity to stand out.
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Scalable AV Infrastructure for Life Science Enterprises
Streamline collaboration across all meeting spaces with standardized AV systems that scale globally and are designed for scientific precision and operational control.
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Extend Your Reach: The Power of Virtual and Hybrid Events
Budgets are tighter. Travel is unpredictable. Attendance patterns are shifting. Yet your event doesn’t have to lose momentum. Virtual and hybrid formats redefine what’s possible, and continually offer planners new ways to engage audiences, extend content life, and reach beyond the ballroom.
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IMS Wins Award for 5th Consecutive Year
IMS Technology Services is thrilled to announce that the company has been honored with the 2024 Best Large Venue Project from Commercial Integrator for Longwood Reimagined. This is the 5th consecutive Commercial Integrator win for IMS.
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Why Every Detail Matters in Investor and Year-End Meetings
Investor, shareholder, and year-end meetings are high-stakes events where clarity, confidence, and credibility are on the line and every detail matters, from financial transparency to leadership visibility. These meetings are where organizations communicate performance, strategy, and vision. A small glitch - poor audio, a delayed webcast, or a mismanaged presentation - can distract from the message and undermine confidence. The higher the stakes, the less room there is for error.
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