Expanding on its existing presence in the Northwest, systems integration and project management company G4S Technology, headquartered in Omaha, Neb., has opened a new regional office in Seattle.
S2 Security, Framingham, Mass., announced a strategic technology partnership that will make S2’s browser-based security management systems (SMS) available to Blackboard Transact™’s education customers.
Since the introduction of physical security information management (PSIM) systems several years ago, their greatest successes have been at the high end of the market. However, growing familiarity is promoting use of PSIM systems in a wider range of applications — and opening new opportunities for dealers and integrators.
RedCloud, Booth 2095; Schneider Electric, Booth 18031 — RedCloud, a fast-growing provider of web-based physical access control systems, announced a strategic agreement with Schneider Electric. RedCloud gives Schneider Electric a greater breadth of cloud and web-based access control solutions that meet customers’ requirements for open integrated security solutions that are IT-friendly, scalable and allow for robust third-party integration.
School security has taken center stage in recent months, and as a result, administrators at all levels have taken a more serious look at further tightening access to their facilities.
Visit the website for Edmonton, Alberta-based systems integrator Contava, and you’ll probably notice three things. First, the company is very IT-focused. Second, there seems to be an equally (if not more) intense focus on customer service and satisfaction. And third, the company is growing, as evidenced by the jobs posted on the site.
Many of the residents of Mulhouse Habitat, a social housing complex in Mulhouse, France, are former victims of international violence and degradation who sought a more peaceful and secure haven to make their home.
Next Level Security Systems, Carlsbad, Calif., has a new series of certification classes that offer advanced training on Next Level’s unified security management platform.
For more than 35 years, Telenet VOIP has changed with technologies and times. What started in 1977 as a small service center for answering machines has grown into a full-service systems integration firm that competes for — and wins — multi-million-dollar government projects.