Smarter Security days aim to take the fear out of IP

Smarter Security days are intended to give installers and system integrators from both the security industry and IT sector a better understanding of the continuing transition from analogue to IP technology, and the influence it is having on the marketplace.

“Smarter Security is primarily about how customers can upgrade from an analogue system to an IP and network based solution in the smartest possible way for their businesses with the help of Samsung,” said Simon Shawley, general manager, UK and Ireland for Samsung Techwin Europe Ltd. “We want to prove to installers and systems integrators – as well as specifiers and end-users – how they can choose Samsung IP equipment and be confident that it will meet, if not exceed, their expectations.”

A key objective is to take the mystery out of installing an IP and network solution and by doing so, says the company, demonstrate to customers that with the correct advice and guidance they needn’t fear embracing a technology that offers so many benefits.

In addition to trying their hand with an interactive ‘beat the clock’ video over IP product demonstration, those who attend one of the events will also be provided with an overview of the latest access control and digital video recording technologies.

The dates and locations of the Smarter Security days include:

– 28th March, Manchester

– 18th April, Bristol

– 21st June, Glasgow

– 11th July, East Midlands

– 12th September, Belfast

– 10th October, Kempton Park

– 14th November, Woburn Abbey

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