Cisco's Espen Loberg to Keynote InfoComm 2026 on Powering the Modern Workplace with Connected Intelligence

	Espen Loberg

At InfoComm 2026, Espen Loberg, vice president and general manager of Collaboration Devices at Cisco, will deliver a keynote address at the Las Vegas Convention Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. InfoComm 2026 takes place June 13-19, with exhibits June 17-19.

As organizations reimagine how and where work happens, the systems that power collaboration -- from AV and IT infrastructure to workplace analytics and AI-driven experiences -- are often managed separately. The result can be complex deployments, inconsistent user experiences, and limited visibility into how workspaces actually perform.

During his keynote, Loberg will explore how organizations can unify these environments through Cisco's vision of Connected Intelligence -- an approach that brings together collaboration platforms, devices, networks, and AI-enabled infrastructure to deliver more seamless, scalable, and intelligent workplace experiences.

Attendees will hear how converged AV-over-IP networks and intelligent collaboration technologies can simplify management, deliver richer insights into workspace performance, and enable better collaboration outcomes across distributed teams. Løberg will also discuss how Cisco is partnering with technology leaders, including NVIDIA, Microsoft, Zoom, Apple, and Samsung, to advance the next generation of connected workplace solutions.

"By bringing together collaboration devices, services built-in with Agentic AI, and secure network infrastructure, organizations can deliver experiences where people, technology, and intelligent systems work seamlessly together," Loberg says. "We're excited to share how Cisco is helping customers build future-ready workplaces at InfoComm 2026."

Loberg leads Cisco's global Collaboration Devices business, overseeing the strategy, development, and delivery of the company's portfolio of video conferencing systems, desk devices, and intelligent peripherals designed to support modern hybrid work. Since joining Cisco through the acquisition of Tandberg in 2010, he has played a key role in advancing Cisco's collaboration technologies and AI-powered meeting experiences.

"InfoComm is where the pro AV and IT communities come together to explore how technology is transforming real-world environments," says Jenn Heinold, senior vice president, Expositions, Americas, AVIXA, producer of InfoComm. "Cisco's perspective on connected infrastructure and intelligent workplace solutions reflects the broader convergence happening across AV, IT, and AI -- and will offer valuable insight for organizations designing the next generation of collaboration experiences."