Later on another two panels where developed inside EISA, the
Video Panel and the Audio Panel. Following the natural evolution from pure
audio to multichannel entertainment this latest panel gave origin later on to
the Audio/HT Panel. It was only several years later, in 2002, that the joining
together of several magazines from EISA that were making coverage of the Mobile
Electronics area and several other magazines belonging to the then extinguished
ECAP association gave origin to the In-Car Electronics Panel.
In 2005 EISA introduced the Green Awards in collaboration
with the University of Science & Technology in Trondheim, the United
Nations University in Bonn, Faculty of Industrial Design Engineering at Delft
University of Technology in Delft and Sims Recycling Solutions in Eindhoven.
In 2007 the existing Convergence Panel was renamed as Mobile
Devices Panel to give an effective answer to more and more products that belong
to the areas of audio, video and mobile at the same time.
In 2013 EISA did make some changes on its internal
organization so that our structure could reflect better the changes that have
happened in the market along the last years and we have decided to replace the
previous arrangement of members distributed by several panels to members
belonging to Expert Groups. The new Expert Groups define better the expertise
of the EISA members and make it more flexible for members to participate in
discussions having to do directly with the field of expertise they represent.
The result will be stronger, better and more relevant EISA Awards, and easier
to implement combined awards that join together opinions from different Expert
Groups.
The awards for the year 2015-2016 were announced and here's the list:
