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ADI Launches Control4 NEXT Conference

ADI has announced Control4 NEXT, a three-day education and training conference created for Control4 Certified Technicians. The event will provide attendees with advanced technical education, hands-on product training, and direct access to the teams shaping the future of Control4. Scheduled for October 20-22 in San Antonio, Texas, Control4 NEXT reflects ADI’s continued commitment to innovation, technical excellence, and customer success. Designed…

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