12.09.2012 • Topstories • IP surveillance cameras • building management systems

IIPSEC: IP in security

IIPSEC: IP in security. Now in its 5th year the event showcases the very latest security based technology from the world‘s market leaders: “The International IP in Security Exhibit...

IIPSEC: IP in security

IIPSEC: IP in security. Now in its 5th year the event showcases the very latest security based technology from the world‘s market leaders: “The International IP in Security Exhibition and Conference”, IIPSEC 2007.

Today, more and more security products are running over IP Networks. This shift allows the sharing of both Video and Information increasing functionality, quality of service and value.

IIPSEC delivers the latest hardware, software and solutions bringing together a mix of live product demonstrations and educational seminars. On display 2007 are networkable technologies including e.g. networkable video recorders (NVR‘s), IP surveillance cameras and domes, video servers, software driven image recording, remote networked central stations, number plate image analysis and recognition (NPR) and Digital Video Recorders (DVR).

Other important topics will be facial and behavioural activity and recognition, iris and biometrics access control, Building Management Systems (BMS), RFID technologies, Voice and Intercom over IP and telecommunications. With a limited availability of 400 places there will be a technical seminar programme: These technology based presentations prove very popular with integrators, consultants and indeed end-users. Aimed at management and decision makers the seminars are chargeable.

Sessions include: Getting started down the IP road; a Network Video Masterclass; Integrating Access Control; Audio and Alarm; and Mobile and Wireless Technologies.

Additionally a specifically designed for future end-users, IP-in-action end-user presentations will demonstrate with case studies how the use of IP-ready technology has enhanced security and building services as well as reducing running costs. The sessions are delivered in a rolling programme allowing delegates to pick and choose according to their particular interest.

The programme covers: transportation, retail, industry/utilities, education and health; government and finance.

Contact:

IP Security Events
Media Ltd. Harley, United Kingdom
Tel.: +44 1494 718355
kevin_fagan@iipsec.com
www.iipsec.com

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