Attendees can enjoy quality seminars at SecuTech Expo 2009, including the Global Digital Surveillance Forum, CompoSec and New Market Conferences.
Attendees can enjoy quality seminars at SecuTech Expo 2009, including the Global Digital Surveillance Forum, CompoSec and New Market Conferences.
(TAIPEI, Taiwan) — The 12th SecuTech Expo 2009 featured quality training, with the return of two popular seminars and a brand-new conference.
Global Digital Surveillance Forum
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The Global Digital Surveillance Forum highlighted “IP and Intelligence — Future Landscape of Surveillance.” In light of the economic downturn, GDSF Asia 2009 focused on network solutions with added functionality. Security leaders discussed the IP surveillance trends, benefits and applications with system integrators for a meaningful dialogue.
GDSF Asia's keynote speakers included Masatoshi Matsuzaki, Engineering Fellow, IT Solution Division, Engineering Headquarters, Shimizu Corporation, and John Honovich, founder of IPVideoMarket.info, a dedicated IP video Web site.
Matsuzaki talked about the real-life benefits and challenges of convergence at his session, “System Integration from Real Experience: Demands on Physical Security.”
For “Examine the Key Strategies to Survive and Thrive in the Recession,” Honovich explored developments in video surveillance for cost-effectiveness, including video analytics, H.264 and megapixel. He also provided tips on generating sales leads in the current depression.
Other speakers included Panasonic System Solutions, Axis Communications, IBM ObjectVideo, VideoTec, Hikvision and ioimage.
The Global Digital Surveillance Forum has consistently been considered a must-attend series for attendees, according to annual participant surveys. Its narrow focus on digital surveillance offers information on the latest security developments.
CompoSec
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The first CompoSec — the only international expo for components in security technologies and applications — was held concurrently with SecuTech. CompoSec completes the security supply chain, covering a spectrum of key components ranging from chipsets and modules to subsystems and embedded software.
Component provider Texas Instruments presented, “Why Aren't More IP Cameras Shipping? Secrets to Mass Deployment.” Danny Petkevich, Video Surveillance and Imaging Business Manager, Texas Instruments, discussed how semiconductor improvements influence surveillance product development.
For security, SecuTech is a true one-stop shop. Other exhibitors and seminar speakers include NXP, OmniVision, Micron, Xilinx, Grain Media and more.
New Market Conferences
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New Market Conferences highlighted the latest news on developing markets from local experts. Topics included specific market characteristics and hot product segments.
Southeast Europe was introduced by Amir Mustafi?, Manager, Zastita. Turkey was covered by Feridun Bayram, General Manager, Marmara. India's market was explored by Pramoud Rao, Managing Director, Zicom Electronic Security Systems.
The seminars will last the three-day duration of the exhibition, ending Friday, April 24. They are part of SecuTech Expo 2009, Asia's top annual security show organized by A&S Group.
About A&S Group
Founded in 1991, A&S Group, organizer of SecuTech Expo, is an integrated media company. It is an industry observer in multifaceted security markets — electronic security, information security and fire safety. To promote security businesses and industry development, A&S Group provides diversified promotional channels and integrated marketing services for clients to create unparalleled publicity power. International promotional channels include 10 magazines, four Web sites, trade shows and themed events.
For more information about A&S Group, please visit www.asmag.com.