Bosch Thermotechnology has good start to the new year Growth prospects for eco-friendly technologies
· Bosch Thermotechnology held its ground in a difficult year
Call Gov. Rick Perry’s border cam program a learning experience or worthy experiment
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Editorial: Enough of border cams
The drop in exports has dealt a blow to the radio frequency identification (RFID) market, forcing manufacturers to take drastic measures to stay afloat.
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Sipera (News – Alert) Systems has stated that it has released the UC-Sec 100 security appliance for small and medium businesses. With the new solution SMBs can avail comprehensive privacy and threat protection for VoIP and unified communications. Sipera Systems deals in real-time unified communications security, enables enterprises to simplify and confidently deploy their VoIP and unified communications over any network to any device while service providers can protect and quickly offer new IP-based communication services.
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Sipera Systems Debuts UC-Sec 100 Security Appliance for SMBs
PETALING JAYA: Panasonic’s latest range of super-dynamic evolution closed-circuit video equipment products (CCVE) is expected to increase its market share of the segment to 10% by year-end from 7% now.Panasonic Malaysia Sdn Bhd executive director Jeff Lee Wee Leong said with the strong products line-up, Panasonic would focus on key sectors such as Government, education, corporate and hospitality. “Having been involved in the high-end market throughout the years, we are now thinking ahead to meet the demand of middle to low-end markets that make up the majority of CCTV (closed-circuit television) sales in the country,” he said.
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Panasonic counts on latest security solutions
ndigoVision’s integrated IP video solution is at the centre of a major upgrade for the CCTV capability at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) complex in Swansea.The DVLA aims to facilitate road safety and general law enforcement by maintaining registers of drivers and collecting road tax for the UK’s 34 million vehicles. The 100+ camera system was designed and installed by the Security Services Group (SSG), the UK Government’s own high security installation team. SSG recommended IndigoVision to the DVLA, having worked successfully with the company’s IP video system on other Government projects.
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OTTAWA, Oct. 8 /CNW Telbec/ – March Networks(R) (TSX:MN – News), a leading provider of intelligent IP video and business analysis applications, announced today that the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service has selected the Company’s VideoSphere(TM) solution to enhance its security operations in multiple airports across the country. The integrated systems include March Networks’ Video Management System (VMS) software and Edge encoders, as well as host and storage servers from Sun Microsystems.
The Australian Customs and Border Protection Service currently serves more than 20 million passengers annually at eight international airports throughout Australia, working closely with other government and international agencies to detect and deter the unlawful movement of goods and people.
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Australian Customs and Border Protection Service enhances airport security with March Networks
A PRIVACY row has erupted after a Dawlish businessman launched a new online venture allowing members of the public to monitor CCTV footage of shops from their own homes. Tony Morgan, of Dawlish, has launched Internet Eyes, a website which involves people watching live feeds from shop camera systems looking for would-be criminals. Anyone who catches someone committing a crime can be eligible for a prize of up to £1,000
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Internet shop CCTV link condemned as ’snooping’
THE streets of North Wales are set to be even safer after £815,000 was secured from the Welsh Assembly Government for a new state of the art CCTV system across the region.
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North Wales group scoops £800k for CCTV