
JUST as times change, so has the home A/V business. Rich Apgar and Sean McDermott have weathered the changes and created a full-service company that caters to home builders and owners with a myriad of complete solutions.
IT'S that time of year again. The highly anticipated ASIS show is scheduled for next month in San Diego, and the exhibitor list just keeps growing and growing.
FIRE and life safety are as much a part of security as any one device in the industry. The fact of the matter is the fire and life safety industry is an early-warning activity that protects people, property and business interests.
FROM time to time, small- to medium-size businesses need to re-establish themselves in the marketplace. Gary Ruedinger, president of Future Technologies Inc., is emerging from a period of silence.
SOFTWARE is quickly becoming an integral part of the security industry. Just in case you haven't heard it before, there is a convergence taking place between IT security and the physical security. Symantec Global Security Consulting experts have been in the business for decades.
SECURITY products are not new to Toshiba Corp. The company entered the marketplace nearly 20 years ago and have moved from analog to fully digital, state-of-the-art products.
GETTING started in the A/V industry isn't easy. There are setbacks and time constraints that get in the way. It's determination and a belief in one's self that can truly drive a person to success. For John Gilmore, the road proved a little rocky at times, but the reward at the end was sweet and prosperous.
AFTER a five-year retirement from the industry, Glenn Fischer, founder of KingAlarm Distributors Inc. and King Central Inc., has resurfaced with a new broader vision for the security industry. We sat down with Fischer to find out where he sees the security industry heading in 2006 and why he recently launched SafetyCare, an innovative new company that is incorporating home security alarms with security, safety, health and wellness services.
VIDEO surveillance can be interpreted as security intelligence made simple -- at least that's the way executives at Integral Technologies Inc. make it sound. The company specializes in understanding digital video as the framework for the creation of digital CCTV recording systems. Along with the framework of digital CCTV, the company's standalone DigitalSENTRY software represents a realistic application of IP technology and is a software solution that provides a bridge on the cutting-edge of the IP technology revolution. We spoke with Matt Kushner, Integral president and CEO, about the growing digital surveillance market and his company's role in it.
Securely exchanging and storing documents and emails has become a necessity across multiple industries. An increasing number of businesses need to exchange data internally as well as with business partners and customers. The question is: How do you do exchange information easily, efficiently, and securely?