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During Ingersoll seminar, companies discussed the topics of hotel security, choosing security products and industry standards
Ingersoll Rand’s seminar attracted guests including hotel developers and professional hotel designers

The Hospitality Security Status & Solutions Seminar held in Beijing last month was organised by Ingersoll Rand alongside co-organiser, a magazine named, Hotel Modernization.

The conference attracted guests including hotel developers, leaders of hotel management companies, professional hotel designers, the media and representatives from UL Inc.

During the conference, Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies presented the 2013 Hospitality Security Technologies Research Report. The report provided insight on the security status of the hotel industry. Ingersoll Rand also analysed the security problems hotel industries encountered, the importance of gating hardware fittings, technical and industrial standards and future advertising plans with the media. After that, Laurence Xu, Specification Sales Manager of Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies China, gave a detailed speech which presented the status in hotel security and the total solution of Ingersoll Rand on corresponding problems.

During the conference, hotel designers, hotel management companies and hotel development companies discussed the topics of hotel security, choosing security products and industry standards from different points of view.

Overall, the Hospitality Security Status & Solutions Seminar was an informative and great educational event for all attendees.

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