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Creative Peripherals has announced its participation in the upcoming Secutech India 2019; wherein it will be exhibiting InVue range of products, solutions and innovations that are designed to bring in more security for customers and minimise theft threats.
The 8th edition of Secutech will take place at Bombay Exhibition Center, Mumbai, India from 25 - 27 April, 2019. All attendees can visit at Stall No. G6, which is located in Hall No. 1, to witness the latest range of InVue products.
Advances in technology and a heightened demand for security measures in India have led to an increased demand for advanced solutions across all market segments. Secutech India is the place for industry leaders, top brands and top buyers to come together and see the latest innovations and vertical solutions for the security and fire and safety sectors in one of the world's key markets.
InVue provides global brands, retailers and businesses with innovative merchandising, software and security solutions. Its range of products seamlessly promote and protect retail merchandise to enhance the in-store shopping experience and improve customers' profits. During Secutech India 2019, Invue will be showcasing its entire range of products and solutions. Although the Invue product range focuses on all major industry segments, the special focus will be on Jewellery, BFSI, Architecture, and Interior designs this year.
Talking about participation in the annual expo, Ketan C Patel, CEO of Creative Peripherals said, "Safety and security are the backbone of any business and hence have an increasingly growing market across the globe. Being one of the largest expo, participation in Secutech India 2019 offers access to the dynamic market. We are very excited about the upcoming event as our key objective of participation is to create awareness about the InVue range of products and our business; as well as help users in reducing theft threats."
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