October 12, 2007 – Volume 3 Issue 21
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Saskatchewan Indian and Gaming Authority expands deployment of iView
System helps deliver hard metrics to justify resources

Dakota Dunes Casino, a joint development by the Saskatoon Tribal Council, Whitecap Dakota First Nation and the Saskatchewan Indian Gaming Authority (SIGA), has installed iView Systems' iTrak and Incident Reporting Risk Management Platform.
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Securing New Ground line-up to include John Sheridan, Nortel Networks
Industry's leading executives to present at conference

The Securing New Ground conference, now in it's 12th year features high-caliber industry leaders, visionaries and investors and this year new entrants to the industry and seasoned veterans will be making time for the conference because of the strategic insights, high-level perspectives and issues shaping the future of the market.
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New web survey

We are once again turning to our readers to get input on the state of the industry.

This time, we're asking: Where are you making investments in your business? Is it trade shows? Is it marketing? How about training?
To take our web poll, click here.







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IndigoVision expands global accounts team
Company doubles sales for third consecutive year

IndigoVision has doubled its sales for the third consecutive year. In its preliminary year-end results the company reported an increase in product revenues of 92 per cent to $26.8 million U.S. for the year ending 31 July 2007, with operating profits increasing by 81 per cent.
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Network Video Technologies joins NetClear ESS affiliate program

Berk-Tek, a Nexans Company, and Ortronics/Legrand have announced that Network Video Technologies (NVT) Inc. has been added as an approved affiliate vendor for the NetClear ESS (Electronic Safety and Security) program.
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SCC-B5353 1/3” Color DNR, Vari-Focal Dome Camera

The Samsung Electronics SCC-B5353 1/3” Color DNR, Vari-Focal Dome Camera features 540 TV Lines of resolution and true Day/Night capability. It has a movable IR filter that allows the camera to operate as a color camera in daylight and in B&W in very low light. The camera features a 3-axis gimbal that allows it to be mounted on vertical, horizontal as well as slanted surfaces and the electronic image flip allows more mounting flexibility.

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Indoor wireless camera kit

The MXR-5847vf offers an economical solution for real-time, high-resolution wireless video applications that is not susceptible to interference from 2.4GHz 802.11 b/g data devices.
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Bosch adds support for Echostream

Bosch Security Systems, Inc., has added support for Inovonics' latest commercial wireless platform — Echostream — to its G Series control panels.
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Frame grabbers

Cognex Corp. has announced the MVS-8600e family of frame grabbers that connect Camera Link cameras through the PCI Express (PCIe) interface.
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Calendar of Events

Oct. 15, 2007, Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada public workshop on the installation and monitoring of fire alarm and sprinkler alarm systems: CAN/ULC-S561, Toronto, ON.

Oct. 17-18, 2007, Security Canada Central, Toronto, Ont., www.securitycanadaexpo.org

Oct. 18-20, 2007, The Professional Locksmiths Association of Alberta 30th annual convention at the Capri Hotel and Convention Centre, Red Deer, Alta, www.plaa.org

Nov. 13-14, 2007, Securing New Ground, The Roosevelt Hotel, New York City, NY, www.securingnewground.com
Click here for a complete list of industry-related events
On Deck: In the November Issue of SP&T News

Special Topic: Storage of Video Footage

  • Video surveillance boom creates storage headaches
    Video surveillance is growing at an eye-popping rate. The world market for network video surveillance products increased by 41.9 per cent in 2006, according to IMS Research. Cheap digital cameras, big broadband pipes, ubiquitous wireless connections and readily available technologies are combining with demand for more safety and security to create a dramatic surge in installations at the front-end. But with that comes a need for video storage solutions at the back-end to house huge multimedia files on networks. Security people need to work with IT staff to sort out their selection criteria for the best possible storage system.

Installation Focus: Casinos

  • Specifying IP video systems for the casino market.

Product Focus: Wireless cameras

ASIS Coverage

Our regular columnists

  • Selling Security, Lou Sepulveda
  • Tales from the Trenches, Ivan Spector
  • Alarm Science by Jeffrey Zwirn
  • CANASA Update
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