Following on the successful debut of SECUREXPO East Africa last year, Powell Tronics will once again have a presence at this year’s exhibition. Held at the Visa Oshwal Centre in
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Powell Tronics stands out at Securex 2016
Powell Tronics’ decision to move the focus away from pure products to a concentration on four distinct vertical market sectors at Securex 2016, has paid dividends for the company. John
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Powell Tronics captures attention of the Kenyan security market
In April 2016, Kenya’s Education Cabinet Secretary, Fred Matiang’i, announced that universities and colleges will need to capture the biometric data of all students. This move is in the wake
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PT-RollCall ensures accuracy in education
While there are many forms of academic cheating, perhaps one of the most difficult to detect is when a third party sits an examination for a registered student. This is
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Camprosa, the ideal platform
The CAMPROSA (Campus Protection Society of Southern Africa) conference has made its mark as the go-to event for campus security. Held late last year at Fairmont’s Zimbali Hotel in KwaZulu-Natal
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Extreme focus at Securex
According to Powell Tronics CEO John Powell, Securex provides the company with the opportunity to not only present new technologies to the market, but furthermore to interact with its existing
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Powell Tronics shares its extensive access control
Sharing knowledge and experience makes for more informed choices when it comes to access control and visitor management systems. This viewpoint forms one of the cornerstones of Powell Tronics’ business
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Powell Tronics makes an impact at GovTech
The tenth GovTech ICT conference, held at Gallagher Convention Centre in late 2016, focused on public sector ICT service delivery. Powell Tronics used the event to showcase its access control
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Powell Tronics helps local radio station
Starting a new radio station is fraught with challenges, not least of which is compliance with ICASA’s security regulations. This is necessary given the chaos that would occur should a
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In Support of Woman’s Month
According to statistics released by the Institute of Information Technology Professionals South Africa, women make up more than half of South Africa’s entire workforce but only 20% of them are
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