Safe Secure Pakistan 2014 is a yearly exhibition held in Islamabad, Pakistan that has played an integral role in bringing visitors closer to understanding biometrics and access control solutions. AppleWood, FingerTec’s esteemed reseller in Pakistan participated in this year’s show featuring FingerTec products to the visitors.

FingerTec bestsellers i-Kiosk 100 Plus, Face ID 2, AC100C and R2 were exhibited during the three-day event to provide visitors with a chance to try out biometrics technology for themselves. From fingerprint to facial recognition technology, FingerTec products promote precise attendance data and provide users with possibilities with its various readily available reports and raw data integration with third party software.

Apart from distributors and integrators of security systems, delegates, high government officials, representatives of various multinational companies and personnel from the corporate sector had visited the AppleWood booth to inquire about the products. With Islamabad being the hub to all government and multinational organizations, Pakistan seeks to take effective measures for the security concerns the nation is facing.

In line with the needs to build upon a safer and more secure environment in the country, AppleWood introduced Advanced Access Control to the crowd on hand. As it is a segment of the market for which FingerTec is targeting this year, AppleWood was actively promoting FingerTec’s Advanced Access Control systems, Ingress and Ingressus. Ingress, the Windows-based access control management software and the Ingressus series of controllers were thoroughly explained to give visitors an idea on how these systems will strengthen security measures.

TimeTec Cloud, the Cloud Time Attendance Solution for workforce management, was also introduced during the exhibition. Most visitors have become familiar with Cloud Technology and were delighted to find out about TimeTec Cloud’s benefits that would be useful to implement within medium and enterprise-level customers when it comes to managing and monitoring the workforce.

Saqib Hudda, the CEO of AppleWood, said that he was satisfied with how the exhibition turned out due to the massive exposure gained throughout the three days. With new relationships forged, the company is looking to strengthen ties with its clients while actively continue to market the FingerTec brand and introduce new products to the market.