Integrated Security Solutions Expo
The event organisers are gathering input from the security industry on their thoughts regarding security integration

The Integrated Security Solutions Expo (ISS Expo), which will be held on 3-4 October 2012 at Docklands ExCel London, is to be the first major new annual exhibition, focused on integrated security solutions. It aims to attract over 120 exhibitors and more than 2,500 senior security end-user decision-makers.

Exhibiting companies are likely to include manufacturers of cameras, video recorders, storage and display technologies as well as access control, building management systems, Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) system providers, systems integration firms, manned guarding service providers and security consultancy firms.

As its name suggests, the exhibition and conference is all about security integration and the organisers are looking for your opinions on what drives this market. According to IMS Research, integrated solutions are what is driving the growth in the security market. So getting as much input as possible is important. The organisers have undertaken to publish the results once they become available and all input is anonymous.

So, why not let them have your feedback. You could win a Kindle Fire! To take part in the survey, click here.

 

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