Signify, the world leader in lighting, and World Forum The Hague, leader in hosting high-profile conferences, announced the installation of Signify’s Trulifi in a congress center, ensuring that future conference guests can enjoy the benefits of safe, secure, reliable and high-speed connectivity via light rather than radio waves.
The content of some of the events that it hosts can be highly sensitive. That means that World Forum The Hague wants to do whatever it takes to provide visitors and participants with the assurance that their data is routinely and rigorously secured, and the venue has become a front runner in Safety & Security. Their measures are reviewed ahead of every event and adjusted if needed.
Trulifi by Signify offers the perfect addition, ensuring meeting rooms are equipped with highly secure, reliable and high-speed wireless connectivity while providing users with the same standards for ease of use and comfort as with other wireless technologies. LiFi is a wireless technology, but instead of radio waves, light waves are employed, ensuring the network is strictly limited inside each room. With additional custom encryption and specific access, keys security can be even more specifically controlled.
Marije Bouwman, Director of Operations, Safety & Security from World Forum The Hague, said: “Although World Forum The Hague has a highly secure WiFi network, an increasing amount of our clients is cautious to work with WiFi due to the growing number of security breaches we see in the news. With Trulifi we can now offer our high-level clients a broadband connection that is wireless, both reliable and secure.”
Olivia Qiu, Chief Innovation Officer, Signify, said: “We are delighted and proud that World Forum The Hague is using Trulifi by Signify. This illustrates the relevance of this relatively new technology for wireless connectivity can provide to congress centers around the globe. With this implementation, we’ll show how Trulifi is fast, secure and reliable and performs at the top of the market.”
