Learn the definitive differences between video management systems (VMS) and physical security information management (PSIM) systems.
Protecting on-campus residences is no easy task and requires the training of staff and students, appropriate policies and procedures, and the deployment of technology. Some specific wayscolleges can address your dorm security issues include finding creative ways to educate students to recognize and report other students of concern, establishing a security program that is predicated on prevention versus police response after an incident, assuring that appropriate protective and emergency planning services are provided by departments outside of residence life control and providing protection to students who likely value convenience and openness versus security and control.
When Gillette Stadium management decided to renovate suites, they needed audio systems that would make guests feel like they were on the field.
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As huge stacks of data continue to pile up for many companies, those companies will need to find ways to utilize that data. Internet of Things will continue to add to that data and the way we work will change because of it.
City populations are rising each year. How can the intelligent, intuitive nature of the web permeate the physical world and make cities better places to live in?
While it’s fair to say the cloud is here to stay, many companies aren’t using this disruptive technology to its full potential.
When PhRMA was looking to upgrade the AV in their corporate boardroom, they wanted to substitute their rear projection system for something with a little more ‘wow.’
When the Montgomery County parks and Planning Commission agreed to allow the company to expand their campus, it came with the caveat that a space would be created to better the community as part of the build.
The University of Utah is advancing online course offerings through the building of its UOnline Center where a 112-computer subnet was created to allow for a controlled testing environment. The Center offers Lenovo ThinkCentre computers mounted beneath the desks with accompanying 19-inch Samsung LED-backlit screens. 22-inch screens are available for ADA compliance. Here, students take proctored online exams on computers that feature anti-cheating technology.
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