The knowledge will be fundamental in supporting you when making future decisions about security to protect your assets, buildings and staff
 The seminars will take place on the 3rd and 10th December at Group 4 Technology in Tewkesbury
Group 4 Technology are holding a series of seminars on the future of building security for businesses. The sessions will be a fantastic opportunity to get up to speed with the latest in security technology that will affect both you and your business. The knowledge will be fundamental in supporting you when making future decisions about security to protect your assets, buildings and staff.

Security is no longer a stand-alone industry dominated with physical technology; it has converged into other areas such as IT through innovations in IP based equipment and developments within logical security. The seminars aim to illustrate these changes and what they mean to businesses.

It will also give time to showcasing the technical advancements that have occurred within the security and IT markets, which combined with other security information being imparted during the sessions, can help to underline your position as the expert within your company.

There will also be the valuable opportunity to network with like-minded colleagues from private and public sector backgrounds. The seminars will take place on the 3rd and 10th December at Group 4 Technology in Tewkesbury, Gloucestershire. The sessions will open for registration at 9.30am and close at 1.30pm.

For more information on the seminar please visit this website.

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