 |
|
| News |
 |
|
Top 10 security news stories of 2015
In the last of the 2015 top 10 series, asmag.com presents the top 10 security corporate news stories of 2015, all uploaded between December 2014 and December 2015. The stories included in this list originate from corporate websites as official press releases and were either submitted to or found by asmag.com editors.
2015 was an eventful year for the.......
|
|
 |
|
How smart buildings differ across industries
Key verticals for smart buildings and the associated big data applications are large buildings where besides high energy consumption there is also care and engagement with environmental issues. “These verticals could be hospitals, universities, owner-operated buildings, government buildings, and A-grade office buildings,” explained Peter Dickinson, CTO of.......
|
|
 |
|
How manufacturers' partnerships benefit distributors and systems integrators
The security industry has moved well past the phase of merely selling equipment, to providing complete solutions that are customized to specific requirements of customers. Today's manufacturers ensure they know each of their vertical markets, understand their uniqueness.......
|
|
 |
|
Key functions of mobile apps for surveillance
Modern technological developments are increasingly centered on the ability to access information anytime from anywhere. This is true in the security industry as well, as mobile applications that let users access surveillance data have become an integral part of solutions.
The concept of remote monitoring has received much attention over the recent years. According to a report from IMS (now IHS) “remote” had been a bit of.......
|
|
 |
|
Facial recognition systems: a toss-up between security and privacy?
The capital city of Scotland, Edinburgh, recently announced that they have finalized the details of a citywide plan to upgrade their existing surveillance system. Approximately US$1.5 million will be spent replacing analog cameras with HD digital ones in order to provide clear video footage.......
|
|
 |
|
Qognify shares why security departments need to be recognized more relevant
For any end-user organization, the security department is critical in keeping the premises safe. But at a time when budget constraints are the norm and companies seek to streamline operations, the security department must prove they are relevant, lest facing the prospects of budget or......
|
|
