Morse Watchmans - Experts & Thought Leaders

Morse Watchmans, the industry pioneer in key control and asset management systems, is highlighting its lineup of innovative key management solutions at booth 15109 at ISC West 2025. The company will feature its trusted Emergency Key Grab (EKG) Kit designed to enhance security and streamline crisis response across multiple sectors, including schools, hospitals, airports, public venues, government buildings, data centres, and other critical environments. Morse Watchmans growth strategy Andrews will lead domestic sales operations and eventually expand his responsibilities Morse Watchmans is also pleased to introduce ISC West attendees to Jordan Andrews, the recently appointed Sales Manager—a significant enhancement to the company’s growth strategy. With extensive experience in sales management, business development, and strategic leadership in the security and information technology sectors, Andrews will lead domestic sales operations and eventually expand his responsibilities to oversee global sales efforts. How proven key management solutions “We’re excited to reconnect with our industry partners and demonstrate how our proven key management solutions continue to deliver unmatched performance and reliability in today’s evolving threat landscape,” said Tim Purpura, VP of Global Sales and Marketing at Morse Watchmans. “We are equally thrilled to introduce our new Sales Manager, Jordan Andrews, who will be at the booth to help our customers navigate our offerings and tailor solutions to meet their unique challenges.” Morse Watchmans at ISC West 2025  At ISC West 2025, Morse Watchmans will showcase: SmartKey® Electronic Locker Systems: Secure, track, and control access to larger assets. These systems are engineered to integrate seamlessly with existing business systems, such as access control, providing personal metal locker storage for one or multiple users. KeyBank® Touch Key Access Control System: A secure solution that simplifies the management of large quantities of keys through a bright 7-inch touchscreen interface, capable of managing up to 18,000 keys and 10,000 users per site. Emergency Key Grab (EKG) Kit: A trusted solution that provides rapid, secure access to facility keys during emergencies. The kit comes with all necessary materials and expert guidance to help facilities implement an effective key control policy. Attendees are encouraged to visit booth 15109 at ISC West 2025 to learn more about how Morse Watchmans’ industry-pioneering solutions can enhance security and streamline crisis response across diverse sectors.

Morse Watchmans, the industry pioneer in key control and asset management systems, is set to ignite ISC West 2025 with its first-ever live trivia experience, “Morse Watchmans’ Key Truths,” at booth 15109. This interactive contest challenges security market end users and integrators to prove their key control expertise for a chance to win a $150 Visa gift card and exclusive Morse Watchmans swag. Morse Watchmans trivia At booth 15109, participants in the Morse Watchmans trivia can look forward to: Tackling a challenging key-related question: Demonstrate the in-depth industry knowledge. Accessing the exclusive KeyWatcher system: Answer correctly to secure a unique access code for the KeyWatcher system.  Selecting the winning key: Choose from multiple keys to unlock a $150 Visa gift card! Claiming exciting rewards: Two grand prizes will be awarded daily—one before noon and one after noon on April 2 and 3—alongside exclusive Morse Watchmans swag and other prizes. Commitment to security excellence “Key control is at the heart of our commitment to security excellence, and ‘Key Truths’ represents a fun, innovative way to engage with industry professionals and end users,” said Tim Purpura, VP of Global Sales and Marketing at Morse Watchmans. “We’re thrilled to kick off ISC West 2025 by challenging participants to showcase their expertise and experience our dedication to innovation and leadership.” Morse Watchmans invites all ISC West attendees to take on the trivia challenge—just stop by booth 15109 to test the knowledge.

Virtual Security Showcase has opened registration for their yearly ISC West Preview, scheduled for March 18th and 19th. This online event will give attendees an opportunity to get a preview of the latest security products to debut at ISC West in April.  Pioneering companies presenting include: Morse Watchmans SAFR from Real Networks Sielox ASSA ABLOY Opening Solutions Iris ID Quanergy Altronix Meron Viakoo Latest advancements in facial recognition These industry titans will give them a sneak peek at what is to come next month at the industry’s largest event of the year – ISC West 2025. From the latest advancements in facial recognition to access control, electronic key management, power and data transmission, and more, this event is the perfect opportunity to get an advanced look at what’s on the security industry horizon without the crowds and noise of a trade show. To register to attend the Virtual Security Showcase ISC West Preview, and for more information on upcoming scheduled VSS Tech Talks, please visit the VSS website.

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