Cortech Developments is showcasing, Datalog 5, its new operating platform on Windows 7.
 Cortech Developments is hosting a series of roadshows to evaluate the latest integrated building, fire and security control technology

Presenting Datalog 5 for Windows 7, leading software developer of Integrated Building, Fire & Security Management Solutions - Cortech Developments - is hosting a series of Roadshows over the next month. The Roadshow venues and dates are:

  • Scotland - June 14 at Hampden Park - Glasgow
  • North West - June 22 and 23 at Cortech's HQ offices - Knutsford
  • South - June 30 at MercedesBenz World - Weybridge
  • Midlands - July 7 at The National Space Centre - Leicester

Mark Thomas, Sales Director at Cortech Developments says, "We've previously had good experience with dedicated events and by organising them throughout the country we hope to make it easy for anyone to join us. We have deliberately chosen an informal format, where people can chose between a morning and an afternoon session at each venue. We will not be giving any formal presentations, rather, the Cortech team will be available to demonstrate new features /functionality pertinent to visitors' particular solution requirements. We have put a lot of effort into this new release which is the culmination of an intensive development process, so we're very much looking forward to getting immediate impressions and feedback from the events."

Cortech Developments is an independent software development company with two decades of experience in supplying sophisticated Integrated Building, Fire & Security Management Systems. More than 1400 installations throughout the UK and abroad is testament to the wide acceptance of the company's technology as an integral and critical feature of modern day high security environments.

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