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Ingersoll Rand Offers Access Control Training for Integrators, End Users

July 10, 2012 | Comments (0) | Post a comment

CARMEL, Ind. — At the request of its customers, Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies (IR) will host a series of training events throughout the United States to educate security professionals on electronic access control technologies.

IR will present the two-hour “Electronic Access Control Learning Event,” which brings together integrators and end users to help them solve problems and better understand the pros and cons of different technologies and products.

“Our customers asked for comprehensive training on new technologies and how to best plan effectively for the future,” explains Jeremy Earles, product marketing manager for readers and credentials, IR. “We want to make sure that both end users and integrators are making smart and informed decisions when planning their security, and this event should help them do just that.”

Following is the 2012 course schedule:

July 18: Boston
July 19: Pittsburgh
July 24: Long Island City, N.Y.
July 24: Orlando, Fla.
July 24: Chicago
July 26: Pompano Beach, Fla.
July 26: Detroit
July 31: Washington, D.C.
August 1: Dallas
August 1: Cleveland
August 2: Minneapolis
August 7: Arizona
August 9: Columbus, Ohio
August 16: Indianapolis
August 21: Atlanta
August 21: St. Louis
August 22: Northern California
August 23: Kansas City, Mo.
Sept. 26: Southern California

All sessions will be held 9 to 11 a.m.

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