Samsung Techwin Demonstrates Continued Commitment to Education with New Technology Showcase

Samsung Techwin Demonstrates Continued Commitment to Education with New Technology Showcase

  • Nov 14, 2013

Following the successful launch of their Technology Showcase campaign this week in New York, Samsung Techwin America has announced a full schedule detailing the dates and locations across North America where attendees may participate locally. Designed for end users, architects, engineers, industry analysts and system integrators, the Technology Showcase is a product-focused seminar that provides extensive information about Samsung Techwin’s core cameras and VMS technologies.

“Our investment in education is an important component of our corporate mission and is integral to Samsung’s culture,” said Frank De Fina, Samsung’s senior vice president of sales and marketing, North America. “By providing our customers and the market with a better understanding and more knowledge of our products and technologies, we can help strengthen the sales channel while enabling a more informed best-in-breed purchase.”

Scheduled dates and locations for upcoming Technology Showcases include:

November 20 – Atlanta, GA

December 4 – Miami, FL

January 15 – Houston, TX

January 22 – Washington, DCSamsung Techwin Demonstrates Continued Commitment to Education with New Technology Showcase

February 5 – Chino, CA

February 12 – Phoenix, AZ

February 19 – Cleveland, OH

March 5 – Chicago, IL

March 12 – Toronto, Canada

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