Dedicated Micros - part of AD Group - reports that its on-stand enquiries have soared by 25 per cent year-on-year at IFSEC 2007, with revolutionary interactive displays helping DM to grab the attention of visitors.

Pauline Norstrom, Worldwide Head of Marketing at Dedicated Micros, says:  "This was a very positive show for us, not just in terms of the number of enquiries - a record for us - but also the calibre of people who came on stand.  The increased interest in DM and our solutions is extremely encouraging as we celebrate our 25th anniversary, launch the DM Fusion programme for installers, and bring to market industry-leading product offerings including the mid-market SD Range, HighVu Excel at the enterprise level, and Analytics Capable solutions."

"Unveiling the new interactive displays - that we developed specifically for IFSEC - demonstrates that we are committed to an innovative approach in all aspects of our business, whether it is our products or, crucially, the way we communicate with customers."

Acting as the key building blocks for the DM stand at IFSEC 2007, the 18 interactive NetVu Connected display boards - based around the DV-IP Codec architecture - allowed visitors instant access to a virtual version of the Dedicated Micros stand from any point on the stand.

Unique in the industry, this new display technology proved to be extremely popular with IFSEC visitors, readily delivering product information, case studies and technical specifications - through a fully navigational display - for Dedicated Micros and also AD Group companies.

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