Frequent challenges in a retail environment include theft and shrinkage, employee safety, and maintaining high work standards while the owner is away from the business.
Video Surveillance – Allows owners to maintain a record of activities for later review as well as provide owners with real-time and recorded video on demand and notifications while off-site.
Intrusion Detection – Gives owners the peace of mind that when their business is closed, they are still being protected. Pairing panic devices with a security system allow workers to immediately and discreetly alert authorities if they are being threatened or in need of help.
Fire Alarm – EMC Security ensures businesses remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Access Control – Allows owners to limit access to key areas like storage, business offices, and critical IT rooms.
Key challenges include verifying goods have been received and shipped, locating items, preventing shrinkage and theft, and mitigating workplace injury.
Video Surveillance – Well placed video surveillance systems allow managers to determine when goods are shipped and received as well as the condition of the goods at that time. They also provide forensic information when evaluating reports of a workplace incident and have been shown to mitigate theft and shrinkage.
Access Control – Allows managers to track and limit employee and visitor movement throughout the facility. Reports from the access control system can be used for determining who has accessed certain areas and at what time.
Fire Alarm – EMC Security ensures businesses remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Intrusion Detection – Cost effective way to protect large facilities without the need of manned on-site security. The latest in technology also allows managers to receive notifications when the system is armed or disarmed.
Multi-family properties are faced with discreetly managing and protecting a large facility or campus with thousands of residents and dozens of employees without sacrificing the comfort of the residents.
Fire Alarm – Protecting residents and employees from fire and allowing property to remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full-service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Access Control – Allowing residents access to the property and amenity areas, while preventing non-residents from accessing these areas. Telephone entry systems give residents the capability to conveniently approve visitors.
Video Surveillance – Property managers can review activities around the property and amenity areas. Video surveillance also gives residents peace of mind.
Intrusion Detection – Intrusion systems in amenity areas protect against forced entry and theft.
Key challenges include verifying quality control standards, evaluating manufacturing up-time, and mitigating workplace injury.
Video Surveillance – Well placed video surveillance systems allow managers to evaluate manufacturing processes as well as reviewing manufacturing up-time. They also provide forensic information when evaluating reports of a workplace incident and have been shown to mitigate theft and shrinkage.
Access Control – Allows managers to track and limit employee and visitor movement throughout the facility. Reports from the access control system can be used for determining who has accessed certain areas and at what time.
Fire Alarm – EMC Security ensures businesses remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Intrusion Detection – Cost effective way to protect large facilities without the need of manned on-site security. The latest in technology also allows managers to receive notifications when the system is armed or disarmed.
Worker safety, fire protection, remaining code compliant, and securing important documents are key issues in office environments.
Intrusion Detection – Cost effective way to protect facilities without the need of manned on-site security. The latest in technology also allows managers to receive notifications when the system is armed or disarmed.
Fire Alarm – EMC Security ensures businesses remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Access Control – Allows managers to track and limit employee and visitor movement throughout the office. Reports from the access control system can be used for determining who has accessed certain areas and at what time.
Video Surveillance – Allows owners to maintain a record of activities for later review as well as provide owners with real-time and recorded video on demand and notifications while off-site.
Concerns regarding school security have dramatically increased, as schools across the nation have become the target of crime and violence, and drug activity.
Video Surveillance – School administrators and resource officers utilize video surveillance to investigate incidents on school property. High-resolution video surveillance along with video analytics have become important tools in managing schools.
Fire Alarm – Protecting students, faculty, and staff from fire and allowing the buildings to remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full-service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Access Control – Allows schools to harden their exterior and require visitors enter through only approved and monitored school entrances.
Intrusion Detection – Protects school assets after-hours when buildings should be vacant. The latest in technology also allows school administrators to receive notifications when the system is armed or disarmed.
Challenges facing utilities are protecting the critical infrastructure that serves the community as well as remaining code compliant with growing utility regulation.
Video Surveillance – Improvements in video technology allow utilities to employ intelligent video solutions in offices as well as in the field. Real-time notifications using video analytics allow utilities to reliably protect critical infrastructure.
Access Control – Gives a history of authorized access to certain areas as well as limits access to protected areas. Pairing access control with video solutions is a force multiplier used by many utilities to protect critical infrastructure.
Fire Alarm – Protecting employees from fire and allowing the buildings to remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full-service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Intrusion Detection – Cost effective way to protect large facilities without the need of manned on-site security. The latest in technology also allows managers to receive notifications when the system is armed or disarmed.
It is critical for a data center to protect valuable technological assets and information in a low foot-traffic environment.
Access Control – Sophisticated access control systems allow data centers to require dual credential (card credential plus biometric) access to meet compliance and elevate the level of security for critical area.
Fire Alarm – Early detection systems like VESDA allow data centers to detect signs of fire and smoke early enough to contain significant damage. Fire systems protect employees and infrastructure from fire and allowing the buildings to remain code compliant with NFPA standards with full-service design, installation, monitoring, and inspections.
Video Surveillance – Allows managers to review activity in and around the data center and verify compliance.
Intrusion Detection – Cost effective way to protect large facilities without the need of manned on-site security. The latest in technology also allows managers to receive notifications when the system is armed or disarmed.