TDSi will be demonstrating the business opportunities for installers in providing integrated access control solutions

John Davies, Managing Director of TDSi commented, “This is an ideal opportunity for IT installers to learn more about our integrated physical and IT security solutions as well as being able to speak to the team about specific project requirements or more general security needs. We are also keen to show the wide range of integration possibilities that TDSi’s solutions offer with world-leading manufacturers – proving that the synergy of physical security and information management should be a key consideration for IT and security installers.”

TDSi will be showcasing a number of its product ranges including software, controllers, readers, cards/fobs and IP video solutions, all of which are designed to be encompassed into a wider IT installation and operation. To meet the popular demand of many commercial organisations for fully joined-up systems, TDSi solutions are compatible with Microsoft Active Directory - which is at the heart many modern businesses.

Equally, the education sector is hungry for integrated security solutions to protect pupils, staff and property – so TDSi’s solutions are also compatible with Schools Information Management Systems (SIMS), ensuring that security is closely connected to all the other vital functions. Equally, TDSi provides a full software development kit (SDK) to provide developers/installers with the flexibility and tools to complete bespoke projects and systems integration.

Reflecting on the event and TDSi’s forthcoming appearance, Mark Thomas, Head of the Security Division at Midwich, commented, “Technology Exposed is designed to give visitors a good introduction to the latest technology and solutions offered by Midwich and our supply partners. Our key goals are to connect people, engage with visitors and to inspire collaboration and innovative solutions which benefit the market as a whole. TDSi’s offering is a prime example of this. The physical and logical security sectors have merged with the wider IT sector and offer exciting possibilities for combined systems which really do furnish operators with a complete overview of all the operations of an organisation and its facilities.”

The chance to meet specific manufacturers and suppliers of the latest systems is the key reason for attending the event as Thomas added, “TDSi is demonstrating the need for IT installers to understand these enhanced options and Technology Exposed is the perfect opportunity to discuss needs and the opportunities for solutions which benefit them and their customers. I would encourage our customers and anyone interested in the latest technology and trends to join us and find fresh inspiration for success.”