The exhibition organisers Clarion Defence and Security Ltd with GSE Media are to run what they describe as the world’s first major trade event in the people analytics field. The People Movement and Management Show (PMMS) will run at London’s Olympia on March 6 and 7, 2018, alongside the Security and Counter Terror Expo (SCTX, 2016 show floor pictured).
Visitors will be able to discover technology in this field covering mass transit, retail, passenger terminals and universities, sports stadia, shopping centres and urban events.
The technologies on show will range from real time data acquisition to maximise space use, to wayfinding, circulation efficiency, retail revenues, operational effectiveness, resilience and the securing of crowded places and ultimately visitor experience. And presentations across the two days are planned.
Tim Porter, Managing Director of Clarion Defence and Security said: “We are pleased to welcome the PMMS event to run alongside SCTX under the UK Security Week umbrella. The challenges inherent in securing crowded spaces and major events are already high on the agenda of our visitors at SCTX, so the emerging new technologies and solutions on show at PMMS will only add to the high-quality experience that both visitors and exhibitors already enjoy. With five events now under one roof – SCTX, Ambition, Forensics Expo Europe, The World Counter Terror Congress and now PMMS – UK Security Week 2018 is shaping up to be a compelling proposition for the communities all five events serve.”
And Ken Davies, Managing Director of GSE Media, said: “The emergence of technologies around how people interact with their surroundings, and the use of this data to optimise the design, operational logistics and customer experience in public buildings and urban spaces, continues to provide fascinating new opportunities. Following the great success of the launch event in 2017, we are delighted to transfer the event to Olympia. SCTX provides the perfect partner event given its high-quality footfall of professionals involved with the management of urban spaces.”
Visit www.peoplemovementandmanagementshow.co.uk; free visitor registration opens from September 1.
