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Technology Solutions & Skills: July 2012

July 24, 2012

How one company is re-aligning to transform 'information' into 'innovation,' wide-area mass notification systems approved worldwide, and more

93 Year Old Family-Owned Dealer Reveals New Growth Strategy

Spotlight on: Doyle Security Systems

Sabrina Gasulla

July 12, 2012

With nearly 23,000 subscribers, of which roughly 60 percent are residential customers, Doyle Security Systems Inc. Rochester, N.Y., is currently ranked No. 44 by recurring monthly revenue in the SDM 100.

Ethernet Switch Works with 7 Cameras

July 6, 2012

KBC Networks released its latest addition to the KBC IP transmission range.

Flexible Hybrid Security System

July 6, 2012

RISCO Group’s LightSYS flexible hybrid system is an advanced security system for the small commercial and residential markets available in 14 countries.

Quantum SecureÃ¢â¬â¢s SAFE enterprise software suit

Centralize Enterprise Physical Indentity & Access Management

June 27, 2012

Quantum Secure’s SAFE enterprise software suite automatically adjusts permission levels for each identity through every type of change including authority levels, new access systems added to the enterprise, or changing compliance regulations.

A Little Bit Edgy

Integrators weigh in on the pros and cons of using edge devices for access control installations.

Karyn Hodgson

June 18, 2012

Edge devices can be a boon to dealers and integrators both in sales and installation, particularly in the access control field. Easier wiring makes them cost-effective for doors that previously didn’t use electronic security. Yet, the traditional centralized panel solution is far from dead, and indeed still preferred by some integrators. What does the edge look like today for access control systems, and how can it benefit your business?

Doyle Acquires Two in Albany

June 15, 2012

Doyle Security Systems acquired two residential and commercial security businesses in Albany, N.Y.

Analyzing the IP Megapixel Race: Good or Bad?

As the race for higher and higher megapixels begins to slow down, another ‘race’ begins to speed up — that of higher picture quality no matter what the megapixel count.

Derek Rice

May 18, 2012

While analog may still comprise the majority of already installed video security systems, IP cameras are not only here to stay, but there will come a day when they make up the majority of installations. In the IP arena, HD and megapixel are gobbling up greater market share. In fact, IMS Research forecasts that more than 70 percent of all network cameras sold in 2015 will be megapixel cameras.

Distributor Hones in on Hands-On Training

March 31, 2012

For many companies, transitioning their security systems from analog to megapixel/IP can be a daunting task. Being faced with the possibility of learning a whole new system, training employees, rewiring, and all of the other worries that come with switching systems can be reason enough to sway a company into sticking with an antiquated system.

Points of Confluence in the Resi Market

In the residential systems market, certain systems are bringing security dealers and electronic systems contractors into the same circle.

Laura Stepanek

January 17, 2012

Traditionally, security dealers and electronic systems contractors (ESCs) have operated in different circles, and there hasn’t been much cross-selling of systems that are germane to each industry.