Articles Tagged with ''security integrators''

GS1 electronically controlled cabinet is an access control solution that law enforcement, airport security staff and private gun owners alike can count on to restrict access to their firearms.

For those unable to dedicate a specific date or time to a training course, 3xLOGIC has got you covered with its self-paced online courses that provide videos, discussion boards, hands-on demonstrations and a number of other resources to help you become a VIGIL or infinias expert.

The video surveillance market is strong and will continue to grow. It is less a lumbering giant, though, and more an agile athlete, able to pivot and adapt — it just happens to be the largest one on the security court.

A recent study published by the research division of Miller Heiman Group found that that sales forecasting isn’t very accurate in most organizations.

Intelligent Security Systems (ISS), a global leader in intelligent video management systems (VMS) solutions with natively developed analytics, announced the launch of a new partner portal. The new secure partner portal, ISS One, is designed to help increase ISS partners’ sales and profitability with enhanced support services. ISS One allows authorized channel partners to be part of a select group of professionals offering ISS’ SecurOS video management system (VMS) and portfolio of intelligent analytics.

The KARE XL is a 36-in. high x 14-in. wide x 9-in. deep key access ready enclosure that has an increased key storage capacity of 192 to 224, depending on the configuration.

Networks have transformed over the years from disparate, hardwired systems to integrated multi-layered systems with a combination of hardwired and wireless access points, and an amalgamation of devices all going back to the same place.

PSA, a consortium of professional systems integrators, announced its plans to launch a Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) program. 

How do you define the difference between emergency communication and mass notification? It turns out the difference is not so cut and dried.

As the 2019 trade show and conference season ramps up, security integrators are faced with the sometimes daunting task of researching, evaluating and ultimately choosing which new products or partners they want to align themselves with. Midlothian, Va.-based Richmond Alarm, ranked No. 71 on the SDM 100, an electronic security provider that services 25,000 customers, recently constructed a system to quantify and standardize this process. Here is their story: