ADI launches five-city Datacom Road Show

By SSN Staff
Updated 10:58 AM CDT, Fri October 16, 2026
MELVILLE, N.Y.—ADI has announced its 2026 ADI Datacom Road Show, a five-city event series designed to bring supplier education, product training and networking opportunities directly to customers through local ADI branch locations.
The road show, which begins Oct. 21 in Denver, will showcase Datacom as a key growth category for ADI while highlighting products, services and business opportunities available through the distributor's portfolio.
According to ADI, customers attending the events will have the opportunity to connect with leading Datacom suppliers, participate in educational sessions and view product demonstrations in a local setting.
Participating suppliers include Hubbell, Eaton/Tripp Lite, STI, Fluke Networks, SureCall and Jonard Tools. The companies will showcase solutions spanning network infrastructure and connectivity, power, testing, signal enhancement, protection and installation tools.
“Datacom represents a significant growth opportunity for both ADI and our customers, and we're focused on making it easier for them to capitalize on it,” said Mike Accetta, general manager of data communications at ADI. “The Datacom Road Show is an extension of that commitment, bringing together leading supplier partners, hands-on technical training, product knowledge, and valuable networking opportunities in local markets.”
Each event will include six supplier-led training sessions, with some courses offering BICSI-accredited training. ADI said attendees will have opportunities to discuss applications, ask technical questions and network with supplier representatives and ADI Datacom specialists.
The road show will make stops in Denver on Oct. 21; South Plainfield, N.J., on Oct. 27; Orange, Calif., on Nov. 4; Elk Grove Village, Ill., on Nov. 10; and Charlotte, N.C., on Nov. 17. Registration is encouraged, though walk-in attendees will also be accepted.
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