MIPS 20th Moscow International Exhibition. Protection, security and fire safety
14 апреля 2014
MIPS has grown considerably since its launch in 1994, featuring hundreds of domestic and international exhibitors each year. The size of the event increases every year as its reputation grows. A large part of the growth must also be attributed to the increased demand for security products in Russia and the growing number of international companies entering the market. Sector development: As the security industry develops, so does MIPS, making it an accurate representation of the industry. In 2012, the event was divided into 4 main sectors, which have been identified as the major sectors within the Russian security industry:
- Security Solutions
- CCTV & Video Surveillance
- Fire-Fighting & Safety
- IT Security, Smartcards & Banking Security Solutions
Within these sections, the following product categories will be on display:
- Burglar Alarms
- CCTV Monitoring & Surveillance Systems
- Identification, Access Control & Time & Attendance Management
- Fire–Fighting & Fire Safety
- Perimeter Protection
- Anti-Terrorist & Custom Equipment
- Security Constructions
- Counter Measures against Industrial Espionage
- Protection for Processing, Compiling & Distribution of Information
- Integrated Systems / R & B for Security Systems
- Communications & Public Hazard Warning Systems
- Fire-Fighting Vehicles
- Professional Associations, Trade Bodies, Groups and Industrial Training
- & many others…
The comprehensive business programme is one of the key features of MIPS. Seminars are held during the event, providing additional opportunities to learn about the Russian market and the products and new technologies that are currently available.
Furthermore, ‘The Best Innovative Product' competition generates huge interest each year. The main aim of the contest is to identify and promote the most innovative and high-quality products and services in the security industry.
Since 2009, the contest winners' equipment has been recommended to the governmental list of installation products, providing a fast route into the Russian market by considerably cutting the lengthy certification procedures. The best projects were recommended for entry into the Moscow Territorial Building Catalogue and the Register of the Moscow Committee for Architecture and Urban Development. A record 45 entries were assessed this year, submitted by 41 companies, and winners were announced in the following six categories:
- Security and Fire Alarm systems – Altonika
- Access Control and Visitor Management systems – AAM Systems
- CCTV and Video Monitoring / Surveillance – Satro-Paladin
- Integrated Security systems – PRISSCO
- Information Publications – C. Nord, DSSL
- Fire Detection systems and Fire safety – Argus Spectrum
