The conference was opened by Mr. Alan Riegler, senior sales director for the EMEA region, who underlined that on the existing reputation of quality products, Tyco will continue to build new solutions based on the latest technological achievements. He also confirmed that although Tyco’s merger with Johnson Controls has been completed, products from the security portfolio will continue to be sold under the Tyco name due to the high reputation of that company brand in the world.
The conference presented trends in the security industry and Tyco’s new access control, intrusion, fire alarm and video surveillance systems which are successfully facing today’s challenges. Special interest of the participants was caught by new Tyco Cyber Security solutions, Cloud and Drone solutions, and Frictionless in access control that implements advanced face recognition technology.
About Johnson Controls and Tyco corporations
Johnson Controls is a global company with more than 120,000 employees creating intelligent buildings, energy efficient solutions, integrated infrastructures and next-generation transport systems. Part of the company is the Johnson Controls Building Technologies & Solutions division, whose solutions integrate all technology aspects of the buildings – security systems, energy management, fire protection, HVAC. Tyco, a part of the Johnson Controls group, unites the world’s leading manufacturers of access control, video surveillance and intrusion systems. Tyco brands – American Dynamics, Exacq, Illustra, CEM Systems, DSC, Kantech, Software House – have a long tradition in the technical security industry and cumulated experience larger than any other corporation in the world. Tyco’s integrated platforms allow users to see more, make more and save more. Existing Tyco solutions are designed to comply with future technologies.