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CCTV
News Release from: Norbain SD | Subject: IFSEC 2004
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 28 January 2004
IFSEC 2004, The Security Industry's
Premier Event
Norbain SD, Europe's largest distributor of CCTV and Access Control equipment, is already gearing up for IFSEC 2004, the most important event in the security industry's calendar.
IFSEC 2004, NEC, Birmingham 10-13 May 2004 Several major new product launches are planned by Vista and, at 340 square metres, Norbain's stand (L110) will again be one of the largest, busiest and most attractive Running alongside IFSEC each year is the Annual Conference of the British Security Industry Association (BSIA)
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 29 Apr 2004 at 8.00am (UK)
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For the first time in 2004, Ian Fowler, Technical Training Manager at Norbain SD and a highly regarded industry commentator, will address the conference on the topic of 'Hybrid Networks: The best of both worlds'.
Ian Fowler explained: "IP is already having a highly significant effect on the development of the CCTV industry but it will be some time before IP dominates the scene.
In the meantime, hybrid networks offer the best route for existing CCTV users who want to enjoy the benefits of IP transmission without investing in a completely new system.
In this presentation I will be exploring the concept of 'Distributed Intelligence', an innovative way to combine IP technology with traditional coaxial transmission and avoid the exponential growth in IP addresses that could otherwise generate a very significant growth in programming and commissioning effort and cost." This year IFSEC 2004 will feature a number of new innovations including the IFSEC Security Research programme.
Events on the show floor will include the Security Advice Centre, Network IP Knowledge Zone and the CCTV Village.
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