Johnson Controls

Johnson Controls Video-Based Fire Monitoring System
Dec 05, 2007, Access Control & Security Systems
The IFV-1000 from Johnson Controls is a digital video analytics system suitable for early fire and smoke detection in enterprise facilities. The system integrates with existing CCTV infrastructure.

Johnson Controls
Oct 22, 2007, Access Control & Security Systems
The Digital Vision Network (DVN) combines the benefits of digital video recording with software that improves image monitoring, analysis and archiving.

Destination: Atlantic Station
Jan 01, 2006, Access Control & Security Systems, By Randy Southerland
One might never guess that this bustling urban retail development sits upon what once was a massive steel plant. In fact, few of the throngs of shoppers who crowd the broad avenues of Atlantic Station's retail district in Atlanta are likely to give a thought...

Security strategic planning | Solutions Navigator
Dec 01, 2006, Access Control & Security Systems
The Solutions Navigator is a new approach to security strategic planning that applies a collaborative and interactive process to bring together representatives from various departments to quickly complete assessment and planning exercises.

Handling Security With Care
Jan 01, 2004, Access Control & Security Systems
Securing the safety of the artifacts, people and buildings that make up the vast Smithsonian Institution would be a daunting task. The Smithsonian Institution is the world's largest museum complex and research organization

Security With Future Plans In Mind
Oct 01, 2003, Access Control & Security Systems, Compiled by PAUL ROTHMAN
LOCATION: Florida USER: Sarasota Bradenton International Airport TECHNOLOGY: Access Control, CCTV Sarasota Bradenton International Airport, located in Sarasota, Fla., is a small hub air carrier and a public-use general aviation facility.

An Enterprise Approach | security, fire, HVAC and building controls, voice and data resided on their own infrastructure.
Apr 01, 2008, Access Control & Security Systems, By Jim Nanini
Security technology capabilities have advanced by leaps and bounds over the last decade. Integration between technology silos - security, fire, building systems, business systems and end-user systems - has enabled its growth.

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