Hikvision Drops ASIS GSX Tradeshow -- Security Today

Hikvision Drops ASIS' GSX Tradeshow

By Ralph C. Jensen
Aug 07, 2018

Mega-exhibitor Hikvision has decided not to exhibit at ASIS GSX, dropping their 3,600 sq. ft. booth. Hikvision had a 60 x 60 booth next to Axis Communications in the center of the floor.

Hikvision has been chasing Axis in the United States. ASIS has broken out Hikvision's booth into four space, with three not yet filled.

ASIS new GSX tradeshow is still second largest industry tradeshow in North America and still draws an 'A' list of security end users.

About the Author

Ralph C. Jensen is the Publisher/Editor in chief of Security Today magazine.

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