Crawley, West Sussex, -- (SBWIRE) -- 01/22/2014 -- World pioneers in integrated security solutions ISM, have announced a pair of seminar days taking place in Washington and New York, in association with their USA partners X7 Systems Integration and the British Embassy Washington.
The aim of this free to attend seminar is to share a UK perspective on integrated security solutions and PSIM technology, delivered by a world leader in the industry. The event has been designed specifically for security managers, security professionals or IT managers in charge of security and those responsible for control room management.
Key highlights of the two events include seminars on how integrated security solutions can help to cut business costs and overheads, exclusive insights and seminars from world pioneers in integrated security systems, and networking with industry peers from a range of organizations to better understand their approach to security.
A company spokesman said: “These events will offer a unique opportunity to learn about how integrated security solutions are able to meet today’s security challenges by increasing operational efficiency and protecting assets, allowing over all security costs to be reduced as a result.”
The seminars will also provide an exclusive insight into the latest multi-layered physical security video surveillance, how to monitor a range of parameters, how to protect access control solutions and maintaining customer service level agreements, and much more.
The seminar days will take place at the British Embassy in Washington D.C. on Tuesday February 11th and at the British Consulate General in New York on Thursday February 13th 2014.
Because the seminar days are free to attend, interested parties are encouraged to book as soon as possible.
About ISM
ISM is a world pioneer in integrated security systems and security solutions, operating from an extensive manufacturing and design facility close to Gatwick Airport. ISM is the UK’s leading developer of integrated security management, intercom and cell call systems.