Traka representatives had a busy week in Las Vegas, meeting with both end users and potential resellers for their systems and solutions
Traka’s products were highlighted throughout the week at ISC West

Being the largest security event in the United States, a great week at ISC West 2013 was expected. The experience went above and beyond this year, as Traka and numerous other industry leaders gathered in Las Vegas from April 10-12. With over 180 new exhibitors, there were over 1,000 different companies and brands being represented throughout the security industry.

As a leader in key management, Traka participated with two different product showcases with ASSA ABLOY and Lenel, displaying the high level integration of their systems with other industry-leading products. According to Traka General Manager, Danny Garrido, the showcases were the best in recent memory, as “attendance was strong, steady and the most traffic seen in years.”

Aside from the showcases, Traka representatives had a busy week in Las Vegas, meeting with both end users and potential resellers for their systems and solutions. Traka’s products were highlighted throughout the week, as much of the event’s discussions focused on integration and their range of solutions were fit to go right along with the themes of the expo.

Garrido was thrilled with the outcome, stating “the brand strength, resources made available and relationships with the ASSA ABLOY family proved to be very fruitful and invaluable, especially at an event like ISC West.” The whole expo was a great opportunity to reinforce the strength of Traka’s brand and expand the company’s reach throughout the security industry.

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