PSA Opens Applications for 2025 TEC Presentations in Denver in March

WESTMINSTER, Colo. — PSA Network is now accepting applications for PSA TEC 2025, its annual event for systems integrators, scheduled for March 23-26 at the Gaylord Rockies Resort in Denver.

PSA TEC is “the premier education and networking event for professional systems integrators” and is open to all PSA member companies, according to the network announcement. It is “designed to meet the educational needs of employees within an integrator’s organization.”

The education program “delivers live sessions that focus on leadership, innovation, sustainability, customer experience, physical security and more,” according to the PSA announcement. Potential speakers are invited to submit presentations by Sept. 16, 2024, for the opportunity to speak at TEC 2025.

PSA will make the decision about which sessions will be included in the PSA TEC 2025 agenda on Nov. 1.

How to Create a Perfect PSA TEC Session

For PSA TEC 2025, organizers have decreased the overall number of sessions (three or four maximum) that will occur at the same time based on TEC 2024 attendee and speaker feedback in an effort to “optimize the event and session attendance.”

The session review board will select 25 of the highest-quality submissions. Submissions should be informational in a strictly educational, non-commercial and vendor-neutral manner.

Below are the PSA TEC 2025 topic areas as well as available session formats and lengths to choose for your submission. For more submission directions, resources and FAQs, review the submission requirements linked below. We look forward to your presentations!

Possible PSA TEC Topic Areas

  • Access & Identity Management
  • Artificial Intelligence, IoT & Digital Transformation
  • Business Development
  • Cybersecurity & IT
  • Sales & Operations
  • Leadership & Development
  • Strategic Management
  • Physical Security
  • Risk Management & Public Safety
  • Video Surveillance

Format: Presentation, panel or workshop
Length: 45-, 60- and 90-minute session submissions are being accepted

For more information, contact learning and development manager Mary O’Sullivan at mosullivan@psasecurity.com.

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