Siklu Inc. announced that its MultiHaul auto-aligned radios were selected by the City of Wichita to provide the wireless connectivity for 72 fixed bullet, dome and PTZ cameras from Axis Communications that make up the surveillance network deployed in the city’s Old Town district.
Will Electronics was awarded the security portion of the new O’Fallon Justice Center project in O’Fallon, Mo. Jeffrey Buss, account manager for Will Electronics, won the business, which was competitively bid on by multiple security integrators in the St. Louis area. Will Electronics will provide the O’Fallon Justice Center with a unified Genetec video and access control system. The new system will encompass 116 cameras and over 90 card readers.
Boise Airport (BOI) has recently overhauled its security infrastructure with Genetec Security Center, a unified security platform that combines access control, video surveillance, automatic license plate recognition (ALPR), and other third-party applications. With the help of CompuNet, an Idaho-based value-added reseller (VAR), Boise Airport has now installed Genetec Security Center to manage hundreds of cameras, access control points, and video analytics software from within a single unified interface.
Upgraded VideoXpert VMS dramatically improves unified management of surveillance and security systems with a simple, customizable user interface suitable for both occasional and power users.
Tyco Security Products announced that Pennsylvania State University has invested in security technology from Tyco Security Products to protect and manage access and video in its residence halls and other areas of its campuses.
Milestone Systems is helping Hyatt Hotels to standardize a unified video security platform across all its property brands. This allows integrated security and risk management, centralized support and training, remote storage and incident management.
As the state’s largest tourist attraction, Iowa’s 20 casinos report more than $2.5 billion annually in revenue. According to the American Gaming Association, the industry supports 16,000 jobs and generates $726 million in tax revenues to local, state and federal governments, making it a vital part of the region’s economy. The Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska owns and operates three of these successful and popular casinos, the largest being WinnaVegas Casino Resort in Sloan, Iowa.
