SICUREZZA 2021 - Spotlight on quality and certification
09.07.2021
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A reliable supply chainBehind an anti-intrusion system there's an articulated chain that goes from the manufacturing company, to the distributor and, finally, to the installer. A network whose skills and abilities determine the quality and reliability of the systems installed. We talked about this with some of the companies that will present their solutions at SICUREZZA 2021. FIND OUT MORE |
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Focusing on knowledge and skillsSpreading the culture of safety and enhancing knowledge and technical skills while promoting continuous training: these are two of the main objectives on which A.I.P.S., the Italian association of professional security installers, has been working for years as a reference point for operators in the sector. Antonio Avolio, national counsellor and coordinator of the inter-associative project on professional certification, told us about these issues. FIND OUT MORE |
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Professionalism guarantees securitySecurity technologies are becoming more and more advanced and to make the most of them professionals must be able to understand and manage their potential. With a view to provide them with new and important training opportunities, SICUREZZA 2021 is developing a programme of seminars and workshops dedicated to updating and professional growth, which can be followed during the days of the event. FIND OUT MORE |
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Physical security, safes and qualityBeing certified professionals is important in every area of security: "Security is not just about technology, it's also about knowledge and experience of real situations". The opinion of Luigi Rubinelli, President of Anima Sicurezza. WATCH THE VIDEO |
Safe togetherDigital signage for real time information, a large number of online services, temperature measurement, redefinition of spaces and routes, flow monitoring: at SICUREZZA exhibitors and visitors will be able to work and live the exhibition experience in complete safety. FIND OUT MORE |
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It's a matter of competenceToday plants and buildings are becoming increasingly smart. But are the technicians installing them able to appropriately master and use new technologies, and to bridge the gap between the production of innovation and its release to the market, as manufacturers are clamouring for? This is one of the topics that will be addressed at SMART BUILDING EXPO, as part of the broader issue of certification. FIND OUT MORE |
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