IFSEC 2010 to get a first hand look at security products from the best of Taiwan’s manufacturers
IFSEC 2010 will host the "Secure the World with Taiwan Security Products" press conference
Executives of some of the world's leading suppliers of security products will present cutting-edge technology and discuss industry trends at the "Secure the World with Taiwan Security Products" press conference in Birmingham this year during the IFSEC 2010 exhibition. The presentations will take place from 2:00 to 3:30 pm at Concourse Hospitality Suite 19, NEC Birmingham on May 11. Members of the press are cordially invited.

Taiwan is famous for information technology companies that make everything from personal computers to mobile phones and digital cameras. Taiwan companies are using these strengths to enter the security technology industry.

At the "Secure the World with Taiwan Security Products" event, Mr. Donald Lu, Director of Taiwan Trade Centre, London, will open the press conference with welcoming remarks, followed by the Director of Economic Division of the Taipei Representative Office in the UK, Mr. Tsong-Jye Chen, who will deliver some special remarks. Executives from Taiwan's leading companies in the industry will also speak.

Click here to know more about the event and to register go to this link.

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