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Advertorial
ADVANCED
SECURITY
SOLUTIONS
‘Biometrics eliminates the security risk of lost
keys or forgotten pin numbers by using a
person’s own unique fingerprints as the key.’
Secure your future
UK Biometrics, the world’s first
biometrics franchise, is offering
W
ith the country becoming businesses that franchisees will be
ever more security- targeting,” Barry continues.
conscious, UK Biometrics “Franchisees will easily become
Franchise predicts that within the next proficient on the basics of biometrics in
28 substantial business
10 years many security systems such as their region providing security solutions
opportunities to enter a sector
key or code operated locks, safes, alarms to a wide ranging customer base through
and attendance systems will be replaced their team of up to five sales personnel.
set for exponential growth.
with biometric security devices. These personnel will not be required to
At the forefront of this technological fit the devices themselves, as this fitting
Rachel Spaul reports
evolution is UK Biometrics, the first can easily be completed by a reputable
company in the world to offer franchises Locksmith or Electronics Technician.”
within the biometrics industry. The For an initial investment of £32,500
SUMMARY
company is offering just 28 franchises in plus VAT, franchisees will gain access to
the UK to candidates possessing UK Biometrics’ vast knowledge base
TYPE OF FRANCHISE:
management capabilities and the and support services. Following an
SALES/MANAGEMENT
determination to grasp the numerous initial four and a half days’ training
business opportunities available within franchisees will launch their business
INDUSTRY SECTOR:
their substantially-sized territories. well versed in the UK Biometrics
SECURITY
“The market potential is limitless,” franchise system. This training will
insists Franchise Sales Director Barry encompass understanding of the quick
IDEAL FRANCHISEE PROFILE: Clayton. “Anybody with a security and simple bookkeeping system, as well
People with sales and management
problem or need is a potential customer, as comprehensive knowledge of the full
capabilities and determination to develop a
from private homes through to schools range of biometrics products. Ongoing
substantial franchise territory. Electronics or
and nurseries, to businesses and sales, marketing and technical support,
airports.” It may sound like something and access to a dedicated Franchise
technical expertise is not necessary.
from a James Bond film but this Support Manager, will be provided by
YEAR ESTABLISHED:
technology serves a real need. Barry Head Office.
2003
says biometrics eliminates the security “With this business, £100,000 will be
risk of lost keys or forgotten pin the expected norm, not the exception,”
FRANCHISING SINCE:
numbers by using a person’s own unique Barry exclaims. “This is an opportunity
2006
fingerprints as the key. to get in on the ground floor of a market
Kids 1st, a nursery in set to reverberate in explosive fashion
NUMBER OF FRANCHISEES: Northumberland, is a case in point. It is throughout the security industry. Our
4
the first nursery in the country to trial a franchise support package is designed to
biometrics entry device, which has been help franchisees generate maximum
INVESTMENT REQUIREMENT:
warmly welcomed by staff and parents. revenue and for the right people this is
£32,500 + VAT (plus working capital) This company has now installed the an opportunity of a lifetime to exploit an
device in all its nurseries and is planning emerging market.”
PRIORITY RECRUITMENT LOCATIONS:
on placing it in new Kids 1st nurseries.
Nationwide
“Nurseries are exactly the kind of
FURTHER INFORMATION: Franchise Office 01395 444 046
email: info@ukbiometricsfranchise.com
www.ukbiometricsfranchise.com
UK Biometrics Franchise Ltd, Heath House, 3 Lansdowne Rd, Devon, EX9 6AH
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