Parking and gate controls are frequently a sub-specialty; but integration and demands for higher security at the perimeter are increasingly bringing it to the fore.
Parking and gate control is not for the uninitiated. By nature exposed to the elements and often challenging, it has traditionally been the realm of integrators that specialize in it
It was a very good year for access control, with most reporting double-digit growth. But market forces for change are definitely in the wind, such as unification, big data, cybersecurity and so much more.
The access control market has been historically slow to change. Complicated systems, proprietary products, and large card populations have been a tempering force on an otherwise dynamic industry.
The security integrator who takes the time to understand the realm of video network monitoring can grow revenues by providing end users with greater reliability of their video systems.
Among many factors, there are two main truths that drive the security industry. First, security is critical given that its main function is to protect people, facilities and assets.
Interactive security systems are now table stakes for dealers. There are more options and opportunities in interactive services than ever before, and dealers need to learn more and offer more.
Wireless technology in general continues to experience both falling prices and increasing acceptance in many areas — from consumer products, to smart home devices, to security products.