IDTECK is holding a training session to display and tell about its products
 South Korea based biometrics manufacturer IDTECK will hold a training session in Dubai for its clients

IDTECK, South Korea based RFID and biometrics manufacturer is to hold a training session in Dubai for its valuable buyers and distributors. Participants will be invited from all over the world to attend this annual event.

The main focus of this training session is to offer the opportunity for the buyers and distributors from different regions to present their product application and case studies to share different uses of wide ranges of IDTECK products. Another issue on the agenda will be the training course to provide better understanding of IDTECK products to its valuable buyers and distributors.

The training courses will be divided into basic and intermediate courses to offer basic knowledge of the products, marketing strategies including key sales points of current products as well as newly launched products.

IDTECK certification will be given out to all the attendees of the seminar. This two day event will take place on 16th to 17th January in Novotel World Trade Centre Dubai.

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