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IFSEC 2019<br />
IFSEC shows you how…<br />
This year, IFSEC International is<br />
again featuring the Show Me How<br />
programme aimed squarely at<br />
installers. Here we take a look at the<br />
components of the 2019 campaign<br />
The IFSEC International security seminar and<br />
conference programme is always a big<br />
attraction, however of special interest to<br />
installers is the Show Me How programme which<br />
gives a deeper look at security technology in<br />
terms of installation and maintenance.<br />
To define the content of the Show Me How<br />
programme, IFSEC organisers UBM asked<br />
hundreds of security professionals what they<br />
wanted to see at the event and also to state what<br />
security concerns keep them up at night. The key<br />
responses were:<br />
• “Show me how to install the kit – what does it<br />
do? How does it help?”<br />
• “Show me the vendors I can trust.”<br />
• “Show me the future, I’m developing<br />
strategies into 2025.”<br />
• “Show me how my business can move into<br />
different areas, introduce me to new revenue<br />
streams.”<br />
• “I know what the tech is, show me what it can<br />
do.”<br />
• “Show me the possibilities and the<br />
capabilities.”<br />
• “Show me how to take advantage of emerging<br />
opportunities.”<br />
IFSEC 2019 has been built around these<br />
requests with a three-day Show Me How agenda<br />
with sessions handpicked for the level of<br />
technical detail and real life know-how they'll<br />
provide. Show Me How also extends to other<br />
attractions such Speaker’s Corner where solution<br />
providers showcase their products in 15-minute<br />
time slots, then take questions on their<br />
innovations in 10 minute Q&A sessions.<br />
The Show Me How programme encompasses<br />
more than just the seminar and conference<br />
programme, but encompasses everything at the<br />
show, with hand selected Show Me How<br />
exhibitors, technical stand personnel, and<br />
product demonstrations. Here we list some of the<br />
other attractions in the programme:<br />
Keynote Arena<br />
The IFSEC International security seminar and<br />
conference programme was dramatically<br />
overhauled in 2018, with the new Keynote Arena<br />
playing host to an inspiring series of<br />
presentations placed at the heart of the event.<br />
Visitors can improve their security strategy, learn<br />
from real-life case studies and get inspired by<br />
some of the industry’s most influential figures at<br />
the Keynote Arena.<br />
Renowned speakers will discuss and debate<br />
some of the most topical and critical issues facing<br />
the security industry, from cybersecurity and<br />
ethical and legal challenges through to<br />
extremism. In 2019, video analytics, AI, machinebased<br />
learning, a year of GDPR, Brexit and<br />
security in smart cities will be among the topics<br />
covered, all overseen by returning chair Frank<br />
Gardner.<br />
For visitors and exhibitors alike, the Keynote<br />
Theatre provides the tools to remain at the<br />
forefront of the security industry. Most<br />
importantly, the topics on show here are chosen<br />
by the industry itself, drawing from suggestions<br />
made by IFSEC visitors. As a result, the theatre<br />
remains timely, relevant and essential.<br />
The Future of Security Theatre<br />
The Future of Security Theatre courtesy of IFSEC<br />
education partner Tavcomallows visitors to<br />
access a programme of education dedicated to<br />
the ideas, products and innovations driving the<br />
development of the security industry. Experts and<br />
industry leaders will share a vision of the<br />
industry’s future in a series of sessions and<br />
presentations, and answer burning questions<br />
To define the content of the Show Me How programme,<br />
the IFSEC organisers UBM asked hundreds of security<br />
professionals what they wanted to see<br />
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