When the Statue of Liberty reopened to the public on July 4, 2013, it included a new surveillance system.
March 18, 2014
As part of the refurbishment, N.Y.-based integrator Total Recall Corp. had reached out to the U.S. Park Police, National Park Service (NPS) and the Department of Interior (DOI) with a state-of-the-art surveillance system proposal that would be designed, installed and maintained as a donation by the company.
On the heels of ADT’s announcement at CES regarding its partnership with McAfee to release collaborated products that offer both physical and digital security protection for its customers.
As furniture, consoles and racks become more advanced to keep pace with new technologies, their importance in the control room design process is no longer the afterthought it once was.
In the world of IP video and megapixel cameras, the less “sexy” product lines can often be overlooked. But in a control room setting, the furniture, cabinets and racks form the backbone of the design.
With end users expecting apps — and the majority of manufacturers providing them — there are many revenue-generating opportunities for integrators to seize.
In video surveillance, the days of asking, “Is there an app for that?” are long gone. End users have grown so used to having apps on their smartphones and tablets that let them do just about anything, so not offering an app is not an option in 2014.
When CEO Tim Whall and GTCR turned Chicago-based Protection 1 back into a private company, they had a couple of goals: to leverage its existing national footprint and build up all its channels, specifically national accounts.
In just a short time since beginning its upgrade to a new retail system from Ottawa-based March Networks, Quik-E Foods, headquartered in Lynchburg, Va., has already experienced operational improvements for its 12 convenience stores and five automated car washes. The system also has helped the company resolve some serious incidents.
Little Rock, Ark.-based 1st Response Security is the latest company to join the ranks of Honeywell’s Authorized Dealer for Commercial Security Systems (CSS) program.
Vector Security, based in Pittsburgh, has launched a hosted video solution to provide its commercial and residential customers with an alternative to conventional analog cameras that offers HD image capture and mobile access to real-time IP video.