USS Group To Host Free to Attend CCTV Seminar
USS Group are holding our annual free of charge seminar on Tuesday 27th of June 2023 at St. James Park from 10am through till 1pm – the seminar will be around CCTV and bringing other Security Solutions together. As you will be aware, CCTV is a very important part of life and heavily relied upon.
Our seminar goes into depth around CCTV, discussing Cloud Solutions/Storage & Analytics as well as Integration and New Products to market. We will also be demonstrating Door Access systems too. Hopefully, you have a few hours to join us and give you an insight into how USS Group could help support and streamline your CCTV.
We have secured a few guest speakers such as…
- Ben Nelson (Channel Business Manager for Milestone)
- Jeff Palfreyman (Axis)
- Steve Natton (Technical consultant for Gallagher)
- Adnan Abid (Bosch Channel Manager) to name a few.
Topics to be discussed will be:
- Milestone – Incident Manager and Rapid Review
- Axis – New Products and Analytics
- Gallagher – Products and Milestone integrations
- Bosch - VSAAS
Both refreshments and food will be provided. Parking at St James Park will be free too.
If you are interested in attending on Tuesday 27th June 2023, please click here to register.
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