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Marine security in Canada gets $12.5 million in funding
22 ports and ferries get money for security enhancements
On
May 10, federal Minister of Transport, Infrastructure and Communities
Lawrence Cannon announced 115 projects aimed at enhancing security at
Canadian ports and domestic ferry services will receive funding under
the Marine Security Contribution Program.
For more on this story, click here.
RFID prompts privacy concern
Technology expected to impact every level of public service
Developers
and suppliers of RFID technology should build privacy into their
products now – before it’s mandated by law, says Melanie Millar-Chapman
of the Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada.
For more on this story, click here.
Anixter opens new security system test lab near Chicago
Customers can put products to the test before signing on the dotted line
Anixter
has unveiled it's new Infrastructure Solutions Lab, designed to give
customers the means to test-drive new security systems before rolling
them out in their own enterprise environments.
For more on this story, click here.
Last call for nominations
There's still time to vote for best integrator
Time is rapidly coming to an end for nominations to be submitted for SP&T News' Top Security Integrator of the Year.
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Vicon adds new centres
Additions expected to help grow Canadian customer base
Vicon
Industries Inc., a designer and producer of video surveillance systems,
has added two new authorized service and repair centres in Eastern
Canada.
For more on this story, click here.
Environmental recognition for DSC
PC certification for lead-free electronics assembly process capability
The
IPC Association Connecting Electronics Industries has awarded
certification to DSC under IPC's Certification for Lead Free
Electronics Assembly Process Capability Program.
For more on this story, click here.
Verint's Analytic system chosen for Texas transit
Video system designed to enhance passenger safety and deter vandalism
Melville,
N.Y.-based Verint Systems Inc., a provider of analytic software-based
systems for security and business intelligence has announced that the
City of San Antonio, Tex. has selected its Nextiva Transit system and
Verint has received a multi-million dollar order to enhance security
and improve operations of its entire bus fleet, including fixed route
and paratransit vehicles.
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Face recognition
Bioscrypt
Inc., a provider of enterprise access control technology, has announced
it has partnered with 3VR to integrate its VisionAccess 3D face readers
and the VissionAccess 3D DeskCam with the 3VR platform to deliver
facial recognition for physical access and identity verification linked
to an active analytics engine.
For more on this product, click here.
High resolution
Avigilon
has introduced its 16 mega-pixel surveillance cameras that have been
specifically designed for surveillance applications where detail needs
to be captured over a wide field of view.
For more on this product, click here.
IP network-centric
Wi-Fi
lock and security company BlueWave Security recently unveiled its
Network Generation of access control. The NetGen family of door
controllers is designed to have all the features of panel-based access
control systems at about the cost of a stand-alone lock.
For more on this product, click here.
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Calendar of Events |
May 29, 2007
Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada Installation and Monitoring of
Fire Alarm and Sprinkler alarm systems: CAN/ULC-S561, Vancouver, B.C. www.ulc.ca
May 30-31, 2007
8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Tri-Ed's Mississauga branch, 3688 Nashua Dr.,
Units A-F, Mississauga, Ont.: Dealer Training: Kantech Corporate
Edition certification. Course fee is $325. A certificate will be
awarded to each participant who successfully completes this course. A
laptop is required.
www.tri-ed.com
June 19, 2007
Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada public workshop on monitoring and
installation of commercial and financial burglar systems: CAN/ULC-S301
and CAN/ULC-S302, Toronto, Ont. www.ulc.ca
July 9-11, 2007
Physical Security: Advanced Applications and Technology, ASIS
International, Crowne Plaza Redondo Beach and Marina, Redondo Beach, CA
www.asisonline.org
*New* Secure Online Registration, Click Here to register NOW!
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CANASA 30th Anniversary
Evening Event
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Annual
BC-Chapter
Golf Tournament
May 31st
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On Deck: SP&T News in June/July
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Installation Focus:
Intrusion detection/residential
- The
extension of home automation options to the residential security market
could mean increased business opportunities for security distributors,
dealers and installers. SP&T News looks at a pre-programmed home-lighting control system that can interface with other residential security systems.
For security dealers and distributors, it's a way to up sell existing
residential system installations and increase revenue. Until now,
integrating a lighting solution into a residential security system has
been a challenging and expensive process.
But the emergence of easily installed residential lighting products —
either as stand-alone or integrated packages, is creating new
opportunities for residential security providers.
Technology Focus:
Home Automation/Audio
- There's
been a lot of talk over the past few years about home automation,
wherein homeowners can automate features such as lighting, heat and
even home theatre. More security installers are interested in merging
home automation with security, which could increase their value-add to
current customers and bring in new ones. But how do you get started and
turn yourself into a low-voltage specialist? In this game, mistakes
could be costly.
Special Topic:
Distribution
- Over
the years distributors have become essential partners to dealers,
serving as a means run a business without having to carry costly
inventory. They also provide a means to finance their business and
ensure just-in-time delivery. SP&T looks at the
relationship that has evolved between distributors and dealers and the
top five aspects of the relationship distributors try to deliver on
most.
Q&A
- Mike Haislip, CEO Monitronics
Product Focus:
Cameras
LineCard Industry News
- A tour of Anixter's Infrastructure Solutions Lab
Our regular columnists
- In the Trenches by Ivan Spector
- Selling Security by Lou Sepulveda
- CANASA Update
- Ask the Expert
- Alarm Science by Jeffrey Zwirn
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