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Feb 1, 2001 12:00 PM, ACCESS CONTROL & SECURITY SYSTEMS INTEGRATION STAFF

Ortega InfoSystems signs with Winsome Development Corp. Ortega InfoSystems Inc., Santa Clara, Calif., has signed a $2.5 million contract with Winsome Development Corp., to build an advanced Web-enabled security and automation network for the six-building campus at the Tai-Yuen Science Park near Hsin-Chu City, Taiwan. Also, Ortega InfoSystems has completed the full implementation of its FacilitySm@rt software in Tan Moo Ballpark in Taipei, Taiwan.

A 9832 FOX-dBm digital broadband multiplexer by Fiber Options, Bohemia, N.Y., has been installed at St. Louis' MetroLink for surveillance and monitoring of commuter volume on the train platform.

PSA Advanced Technology Group, Denver, has announced its integration of security systems for International Truck and Engine Corp., Chicago.

RemoteVideo.com, Irvine, Calif., is providing Homesafe Security Systems, Hunt Valley, Md., with sales leads, inventory management assistance and customer service. Also, RemoteVideo.com and Penrose Inc., Wildomar, Calif., have partnered to establish a supplier relationship. Penrose manages orders and inventory by using RemoteVideo.com as its virtual warehouse.

Automated Identification Technologies (AIT), Irvine, Calif., has announced that its wireless tags and readers will be incorporated into CyberGuard robotic security patrol automation systems by Cybermotion, Roanoke, Va.

Pass Systems Group, Fairview Heights, Ill., has been retained by Dickey-john Corp., Auburn, Ill., to complete a comprehensive upgrade of its security system. The scope of the project includes replacing the company's existing door monitoring and video badging systems with a card access system.

eTrue, Southborough, Mass., has launched the eTrue biometric logon service with its initial customer, NASA. NASA employees will use eTrue to access secure data on network servers from home.

TISCOR, Poway, Calif., has announced that Dow Jones & Co., New York, is using the GuardTrack computerized software system to help monitor security at its Liberty Street headquarters in New York.

AXCESS Inc., Dallas, has formed a partnership with Hospital Communications Systems Inc., Raleigh, N.C. Hospital Communications plans to implement AXCESS' ActiveTag and Prism Video asset management systems at customer sites.

Precision Dynamics Corp., San Fernando, Calif., has announced a new line of identification wristbands, Smart Band, that incorporate Tag-it smart label inlays from Radio Frequency Identification Systems by Texas Instruments, Dallas.

C superscript *Cure 8000 access control system by Sensormatic, Boca Raton, Fla., along with photo badging and biometric hand geometry readers were used to provide extra security at the U.S. Olympic basketball team's resort in Paramatta, Australia, during the 2000 Summer Olympics.

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