Communication & Infrastructure - Articles - Page 20

AlarmDecoder Announced as Winter Z-Wave IoT Contest Winner

March 4, 2016

The Z-Wave Alliance, an open consortium of global companies deploying Z-Wave, announced the winter winner of its global IoT developer competition.

Low-Voltage Community Welcomes Nationally Certified Dealer Program

March 4, 2016

MongoTEL, a company offering high-definition, cloud-based phone systems and virtual PBX platforms, unveiled its National Certified Low Voltage Dealer Program to the low-voltage community.

Seton Catholic Preparatory; life safety, school security

Sielox Class Alert System Passes the Test at Catholic School

March 4, 2016

Founded in 1954, Seton Catholic Preparatory is a faith-based, co-educational secondary diocesan school in Chandler, Ariz.

Re-Inventing the Central Station

Central stations increasingly are moving beyond their traditional alarm dispatch role to becoming communications centers that monitor a wide range of new devices and provide other exciting new services.

Joan Engebretson

January 4, 2016

Tech-savvy central stations are tapping new technology to enhance operations, generating benefits for themselves and for their customers.

A Level Playing Field

VoIP, the rise of radio, cellular and video, and the demise of DACT — will they be the impetus for a new Telecommunications Act?

January 4, 2016

I don’t believe we have ever had a time where there were so many changes regarding how we send signals to our central stations.

Make TV and Radio Ads on A Shoestring Budget

Alex Chavez

David Morgan

January 4, 2016

If you think coming up with creative TV or radio spots is expensive, think again.

Digital Shuffle: January 2016

January 4, 2016

Does Article 800 Apply?

December 2, 2015

Communication: Central Station to PSAP

Maggie Shein

November 2, 2015

Accuracy and speed are two goals that are obtainable in the communication exchange between central station operators and first responders.

AES Receives U.S. Patent for Link Layered Networks

September 3, 2015

AES received U.S. Patent No. 8,072,945 for AES Link Layered Networks, which extend the functionality and reliability of AES-IntelliNet private wireless mesh radio networks.