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Central stations never stop innovating. Video verification, text messaging and apps are hot, but those are just a few of the new developments from this group of wholesale monitoring service companies.
The wholesale central station business is a multi-faceted one, and companies in this business are keen on innovation, adding new capabilities every year. A few commonalities emerged as we spoke with central stations for this year’s annual roundup of wholesale monitoring.
Wholesale central stations seem to be involved in a continuous process of upgrading facilities, adding new services and developing new ways to support the security dealers who use their services.
With healthcare and mobile monitoring on the rise, monitoring isn’t just for alarm systems anymore. Today’s central stations also offer new mass communications options and other innovative services.
The central stations listed on the following pages offer wholesale monitoring services to security companies that have subscribers under contract for monitoring and/or hosted and managed services, but do not operate their own central station.
The central stations listed on the following pages offer wholesale monitoring services to security companies that have subscribers under contract for monitoring and/or hosted and managed services, but do not operate their own central station.
SAFE Security, San Ramon, Calif., has been making headlines ever since it was acquired by ICV Partners in early December of last year with its two-part acquisition of Pinnacle Security accounts, the launch of a monitored do-it-yourself (DIY) offering and expansion of its dealer program.