SALTO Systems has an enviable reputation for being a word class leader in the field of RFID access control
Darren will identify new business opportunities for the company’s outstanding range of RFID hospitality solutions

SALTO Systems continues to grow its UK sales team with news that Darren Keating has joined as National Account Manager Hospitality.

Darren will be responsible for working closely with boutique, luxury and resort hotels in addition to other types of holiday properties and resorts to identify new business opportunities for the company’s outstanding range of RFID hospitality solutions.

“We have been enjoying significant success in the UK with sales in all our market sectors forecast to reach significant levels,” said Ramesh Gurdev, Managing Director SALTO Systems Limited. “SALTO access control systems have been installed in some of the finest hotels throughout the world. We are therefore delighted to have been able to recruit the services of an individual of Darren’s calibre who will be able to help us build on this success and help us to deliver outstanding access control solutions to more hospitality industry customers.”

Prior to joining SALTO Systems, Darren headed the hospitality divisions of a major bathroom manufacturer, and prior to that another major access control manufacturer.

Commenting on his appointment, Darren said: “SALTO Systems has an enviable reputation for being a word class leader in the field of RFID access control. One of the world’s largest access control manufacturers, the company is totally committed to providing seamless integrated security solutions for their customers. I am looking forward to promoting this message and being able to demonstrate how SALTO Systems’ hospitality solutions are way more than just a guestroom lock and can take care of property security, as well as streamlining and maximising staff management activities.”

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