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Cell Phones Give
Students False Sense of Safety
A new study from three professors finds that college
students packing cell phones feel safer than those without and are more
likely to take risky walks at night.
The research reveals that carrying a cell phone can amp up risk-taking,
particularly among women.
"Students seem to feel less vulnerable when they carry a cell phone,
although there's no evidence that they really are," says study
researcher Jack Nasar, a professor of city and regional planning at Ohio
State University. "If anything, they are probably less safe because they
are paying less attention to their surroundings."
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Police Asking
For Tougher Security At Florida Malls
Since someone murdered a mother and daughter and left
their bodies outside a Boca Raton, Fla., mall, Coral Springs Police
Chief Duncan Foster repeatedly tried to talk to the owners of Coral
Square Mall about hiring off-duty officers to increase security.
But Foster tells the South Florida Sun-Sentinel newspaper that his
requests went unanswered by mall managers for Simon Property Group,
owner also of the Town Center at Boca Raton, where the bodies were
found.
Now Foster has written the Indianapolis-based owner of the malls, asking
for a sit-down meeting.
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ADI Kicks Off
Latest Expo Training Series
ADI, a wholesale distributor of security and low
voltage products, is launching its latest Expo Training Series and
celebrating 15 years of success in 2008. Free to industry professionals,
the ADI Expo offers dealers an opportunity to meet with local
associations and manufacturers, increase their technical expertise,
expand their business and remain competitive in the low voltage
industry.
This year's theme, Go Full Throttle, is designed to energize, as ADI and
its vendors are committed to offering opportunities that prepare
customers to move full speed ahead and accelerate their business. The
ADI Expo provides dealers with valuable education opportunities, a
chance to demo the latest technology and engage in face-to-face
interaction with leading manufacturers.
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NTC Offering
To "Train The Troops" With New Program
"Train The Troops" program is a free program offered
to recently discharged military service personnel to train them for
careers in the low voltage industry.
Charles Aulner, CEO of National Training Center (NTC), explains the
inception of the program: "NTC is dedicated to providing the low voltage
industry with the very best in training and is committed to empowering
individuals and companies to succeed. Many returning service members are
discharged within two months of returning from the battlefield. This
does not provide them with much time to find work in the civilian
sector. We wanted to give back to the U.S. troops that risk their lives
in order to protect the American way of life."
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Cisco Moving
Schools Toward Convergence And Modernization
Cisco has reported a change in how K-12 schools,
colleges and universities view emergency preparedness and security
management when designing their campus safety architectures. Seizing a
movement already under way in businesses and government agencies, school
officials increasingly recognize the importance of converging their
physical security tools on their networks and are doing so at an
unprecedented pace.
Campus security has long been a top priority for schools from
kindergarten to higher education. At many schools, however, the physical
and network security infrastructures are disjointed, comprising a
patchwork of separate alarm systems, surveillance cameras, communication
systems and radios that cannot interact with the digital,
network-connected systems more recently put in place.
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Business Beat
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- Bosch, a supplier of technology and
services, has acquired the Canadian company Extreme CCTV Inc., a
manufacturer and supplier of illuminators and cameras, to strengthen its
security systems division and extending its activities in video
surveillance.
- Verint Systems Inc., Melville, N.Y., a provider of analytic
software-based solutions for workforce-enterprise optimization and
security, has announced that AirVisual, a manager of video and
location-based data, has integrated its IntelliViewer application to
Verint's Nextiva IP video platform.
- Panasonic Security Systems, Secaucus, N.J., a provider of
professional video surveillance solutions, has added R.F. Mayo
Associates Inc. as a new sales representative for the territory
including the states of Colorado, Utah, Wyoming and Montana.
- ADI, Melville, N.Y., a distributor of security and low
voltage products, has made an agreement with D-Link Systems,
Fountain Valley, Calif., a provider of connectivity for small, medium
and large enterprise business networking, to offer dealers IP
connectivity solutions for residential and small business
applications.
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Secure Your Facilities with CyberLock
Videx manufactures CyberLock electronic cylinders designed to convert
mechanical locks into full-functioning access control systems. A record
of every entry and attempted access is stored in both the cylinder and
key. One key can be used to access CyberLocks installed in doors,
cabinets, containers, and padlocks throughout an entire facility.
www.videx.com/lock17
Videx, Inc.
1105 NE Circle Blvd.
Corvallis, OR 97330
541-758-0521,
Fax: 541-752-5285
sales@videx.com
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People in the News
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- Digital Monitoring Products (DMP),
Springfield, Mo., a manufacturer of intrusion, fire and access control
products, has promoted Jeff Rathjen to regional sales manager for the
five-state central region.
- Mycroft, New York, a provider of IT infrastructure services,
has named Russell Schreiber as executive vice president, operations.
- Federal Signal Corp., Oak Brook, Ill., a company that
advanced security, has named Michael K. Wons vice president and general
manager of its newly formed Public Safety Systems Division within its
Safety and Security Systems Group.
- videoNEXT, Chantilly, Va., a developer of security management
solutions, has hired Robert M. Munro as its northeast regional sales
manager.
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