ADT to continue new technology roadshows in 2013

In 2012, ADT Fire & Security held a number of free events around the UK, that included a series of expert seminars and CPD workshops supported by key partners exhibiting the latest fire and security solutions.

With over 340 attendees overall, ADT Fire & Security is now registering interest for seminars in 2013.

The ADT New Technology Roadshows are open to estate managers, specifiers, consultants, IT managers, facilities managers, contractors and all those with an interest in the latest life safety technology and to those who wish to understand the challenges, legislation and market drivers that have to be considered before implementing any new technology.

Also included within the day are a series of issues-based seminars with guest speakers such as the Fire Industry Association offering delegates guidance on a wealth of key industry topics including the evolution of fire detection and security technology, false alarm management, maintenance and service requirements, emergency evacuation and guidance systems, access control and CCTV.

The CPD workshops run parallel throughout the event and cover topics such as the open protocol debate for fire detection systems and access over POE.

In addition, delegates have the opportunity to visit a number of product stands, showcasing the latest technology from ADT Fire & Security and selected partners and can talk to the experienced teams about what the latest advancements can achieve and about how to make upgrading and integrating new systems a working reality.

“The Technology Roadshows have proved a resounding success,” commented David Myers, Regional Managing Director for the South at ADT Fire & Security.

“The feedback from delegates has been extremely positive - they have gone away from the event with a clear understanding of the challenges surrounding the specification of new technologies as well as a better indication of what those technologies can achieve.

“After the success of the 2012 roadshows – we look forward to continuing with them in 2013.”