A new awards program from the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security, sponsored by SDM, recognizes excellence in system integration at sporting venues. The 2013 entries are impressive.
July 17, 2013
A new awards program from the National Center for Spectator Sports Safety and Security, sponsored by SDM, recognizes excellence in system integration at sporting venues. The 2013 entries are impressive.
Six in 10 integrators were able to move ahead in 2012 and counted an increase in systems integration revenue; but one-third slipped back — showing that the security marketplace is not yet where it was pre-recession.
A 9 percent decrease in the 2012 revenue for SDM’s Top Systems Integrators is a deceiving number because individual company results did not recede to that extent.
In just the past couple of years, apps — and the mobile devices they inhabit — have revolutionized how we interact with the world. Security and home automation and control are no exception.
When an earthquake hit the eastern United States in August 2011, public safety answering points (PSAPs) in multiple states were inundated with 9-1-1 calls.
For many years now proximity readers have been king in the access control world. For almost as many years we have heard that smart cards and biometrics were “just around the corner.”
This brand-usage report lists the top 15 manufacturers and top 10 distributors, based on number of mentions, that earn the business of the largest security companies in the channel.
Avigilon and RedCloud have 'parallel philosophies' says Alexander Fernandes, president and CEO of Avigilon. Through the acquisition, Avigilon adds a complementary product line to its high-definition surveillance solution.
The metamorphosis of the security industry into a services-based business capable of serving many sectors has taken hold, evidenced by the largest security providers — the 2013 SDM 100.
The metamorphosis of the security industry into a services-based business capable of serving many sectors has taken hold, evidenced by the largest security providers — the 2013 SDM 100.
Some of the greatest convergence challenges for IT and physical security integrators do not involve technology or integration details. They center on policies and procedures.
When integrators talk to end users about “convergence” of physical and logical access control, the nature of that conversation hinges on multiple factors. There is no single definition of what that term means, and a government office will have a very different need than, say, a university.