Bosch Security Systems

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Assessing ASIS Atlanta

September 1, 2008

So the consensus from this year’s ASIS show in Atlanta was that exhibit floor traffic was ...

EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW! Why Bosch Went Extreme

September 1, 2008

In late February, global conglomerate Bosch enhanced its Security Systems division by purchasing Extreme CCTV, a provider of active infrared illuminators, video surveillance products and systems for license plate capture technology. The $92 million transaction opened the door for new technologies that could change the video security market ...

ASIS Int’l Expo to Heat Up Atlanta

September 1, 2008

The Georgia World Congress Center in Atlanta will play host to the 54th Annual ASIS Int’l Seminar and Exhibits, Sept. 15-18, offering more than 175 educational sessions to attendees from around the world. The expo is a Mecca for security directors, law enforcement, consultants and a multitude of professionals who take part in one of the industry’s top networking opportunities ...

Bosch Invests $500,000 to Expand Customer Training Resources

July 16, 2008

With new training centers, more in-depth classroom courses and a greater range of eLearning offerings, Bosch is helping to support and educate dealers and integrators as the market shifts toward greater adoption of IP security solutions.

Bosch Completes Extreme CCTV Acquisition

February 29, 2008

Bosch has completed its purchase of Extreme CCTV, acquiring all of the issued and outstanding shares of the company. Extreme CCTV shareholders and option holders received $5 Canadian per share in cash, resulting in a transaction of about ...

Bosch Security Access Personal Edition

February 1, 2008

Fairport, N.Y.-based Bosch Security Systems Inc. introduces Access Personal Edition, a modular software program for small to medium businesses. The software supports up to 2,000 users, 64 readers and 16 workstations and uses the Access Modular Controller hardware platform, which communicates through TCP/IP and RS485.

Bosch Security Echostream

January 1, 2008

Fairport, N.Y.-based Bosch Security Systems has added support for Inovonics' commercial wireless platform, Echostream®, to its G Series control panels. The platform uses 900MHz spread spectrum technology to provide range and reliability for wireless peripherals.

Bosch Echostream Wireless Platform

January 1, 2008

Fairport, N.Y.-based Bosch Security Systems has added support for Inovonics' commercial wireless platform, Echostream, to its G Series control panels.

Bosch Hybrid Video Solution Starring at CBS Studio Center

December 1, 2007

The 40-acre CBS Studio Center, not far from Hollywood, is home to 18 cavernous sound stages, outdoor sets and other production facilities where such TV shows as “CSI:NY” and “According to Jim” are taped. Reality is recorded around the clock here, too, which is why Security Sales & Integration came for a recent tour led by ...

Bosch Intelligent Video Firmware 2.5

September 1, 2007

Bosch Security Systems announces new firmware for its IP video products that offers a licensable option to enable Intelligent Video Motion Detection (IVMD) 2.0.

Getting Video to Play Nice on the Network

July 1, 2007

Yes, IP video is making significant inroads in the marketplace, but what are some of the expected advances to be seen as second-generation products/systems emerge and as physical and logical security become more intertwined?

Bosch Creates Customer Solutions Support Team

February 22, 2007

Security manufacturer says realignment of training, technical support and applications groups into new team will improve customer support.

People News From Brivo, Bosch, and Henry Brothers

September 1, 2006

Bosch Group Acquires Telex Communications for $420 Million

August 1, 2006

Capture Omniscape Wins Best in Show at ISC West

April 13, 2006

Manufacturers win kudos at the security industry's April trade show

New Sensations in Fire Sensors

October 1, 2005

Life safety is one of the most important elements associated with buying or building a new business or home. Prospective buyers are likely to insist on smoke protection and carbon monoxide (CO) detection when considering a new purchase. This is especially true in residential structures where smoke often kills before the flames reach the occupants or where CO can severely injure or kill when it goes undetected.