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11-19-2014 - Idesco unveils new Access Control Solutions At ISC East Show In NYC

According to Idesco Corp., a leading security systems integrator, the company will be exhibiting at the ISC East Trade Show, one of the largest security events in the Northeast. The ISC East show will take place on November 19-20 at the Javits Center North in New York. At the show, Idesco will be showcasing a wide range of ID card printers and new access control solutions. Attendees will be the first to see Idesco’s innovative access control solutions at booth #600 that will help businesses and organizations throughout NYC keep their property and assets even more secure. “We are very excited to exhibit at the ISC East show and help New York’s businesses find the right security system for their needs.” said Andrew Schonzeit, president of Idesco . “For over 70 years, Idesco has been protecting the most prestigious buildings in NYC with access control, ID Badging, digital video surveillance, biometrics, and visitor management systems. We look forward to another successful event to keep protecting our community.” During the show, Idesco will have security experts on-hand to provide free security consultations. Attendees can stop by booth #600 to get personalized advice and find out which security solution meets all their requirements.
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