Articles Tagged with ''security industry''

The inaugural Tech Security Summit met at the Sheraton Grand Nashville last week. Combining DICE Corporation’s annual DICE User Group Conference with a series of educational sessions and panel discussions, the April 29-May 2 event provided a platform for leaders in security and alarm monitoring to meet and examine new technology and revenue growth opportunities in an evolving industry.

Altronix’s new lithium iron phosphate battery backup solutions usher in a new generation of DC power that may render sealed lead acid batteries obsolete. . .

The Partner Alliance for Safer Schools (PASS) provides guidelines with the most comprehensive information available on best. . .

Since splitting from Honeywell, Resideo has released a new Security Source blog dedicated to the professional security dealer.

AES Corporation released a Training Academy video about why antenna size matters when you’re setting up a network.

I was born when cars had fins, gasoline was 20 cents a gallon and the milkman filled your suburban front porch box with dairy products on a regular basis.

Digital residential and commercial buildings have become a reality with ubiquitous connectivity.

A city in Wyoming refused to issue a certificate of occupancy to a hotel because the owner failed to install a fire alarm system. The plaintiff, the contractor, submitted renovation building plans to the city stating that a fire sprinkler system would be installed consistent with NFPA Standard 13.

Business customers’ security systems, particularly video systems, increasingly rely on networked connectivity. One sometimes overlooked benefit of networked systems is that the network can be used to essentially monitor itself and to report problems to the security dealer/integrator.

One area of life safety protection that is typically slow to change is fire protection.