AVIXA™, Audiovisual and Integrated Experience Association, provides the organisation of InfoComm trade shows around the world, is co-owner of Integrated Systems Europe and is the international trade association responsible for representing the audiovisual industry. Established in 1939, AVIXA has over 11,400 members, including companies and individuals, such as manufacturers, systems integrators, resellers and distributors, consultants, programmers, event specialists, technology managers, content creators and multimedia professionals from over 80 countries. AVIXA members create integrated audiovisual experiences that meet users' expectations. AVIXA is a vehicle for professional collaboration, information and community building, and is the leading resource for audiovisual standards, certification, training, market research and influencing.

Club Digital Media is the French association that brings together all screen-based communication professionals.
It brings together all the expertise needed to successfully carry out a digitisation project, whether it be the digitisation of physical spaces or the customer and employee experience. Founded in 2005, the Digital Media Club now has some sixty members, ranging from software manufacturers and publishers to advertising agencies, integrators and distributors. Club members are active in all sectors where digitalisation is possible: retail, businesses, high-traffic areas, restaurants, cultural venues, leisure, administration, education, events, etc. The aim of the Digital Media Club is to bring together a community of professionals, to advance their expertise and to participate in the development of the market.

Founded in November 2014, the Digital Aquitaine association works for the sustainable development of the digital economy by promoting industrial or technological themes: the Domains of Excellence (DomEx). At the initiative of major regional players in the ecosystem, one of Digital Aquitaine's main missions is to identify and support the emergence of new ecosystems likely to organise themselves into communities and form new Domains of Excellence. Its members are SMEs, major groups, start-ups, schools, laboratories, local authorities, users, investors... more than 200 members active in the regional digital economy. The articles of association were signed in November 2014 in the kitchen of the postal sorting office in Bègles, the future Cité Numérique and current offices of Digital Aquitaine. At the time, the association focused on digital players in Aquitaine, but it is now active in the Nouvelle-Aquitaine region and is now looking to Europe and the rest of the world.