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From the Editor: Security Integrator Margin and Where It Lives
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Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Names Kelly Rooney as President
Rooney will work directly with Pye-Barker CEO Bart Proctor to oversee company operations, spearhead growth and champion company culture.
News September 21Keenfinity Group Creates Two Focused Security Businesses
Radionix is focused on intrusion alarm systems that are fit for the future and MiCOS is focused exclusively on access control solutions.
News September 18U.S. Marine Corps Modernizes Barracks Access Management
LenelS2 supports the Marine Corps' Barracks 2030 effort with centralized management, enhanced security and greater operational efficiency.
Projects September 18Your Security Program, All in One View
Real-time visibility, connected security data and actionable insights give Protos clients a clearer view of what’s happening across their security programs.
From the Editor: Security Integrator Margin and Where It Lives
The integrators pulling ahead aren’t necessarily the busiest ones; they’re the ones who analyze their numbers the way a CFO would.
Insights September 18D-Tools 2026 Midyear Report Shows Integration Market Splitting in Two
More than one-third of D-Tools integrators grew sales 51% or more in 2026, while another third saw sales decline 21% or more.
News September 17Pye-Barker Fire & Safety Earns 2nd Great Place To Work Certification
82% of Pye-Barker employees in the Great Place to Work survey said it's a great place to work, compared to 57% at the average U.S. company.
News September 17dormakaba to Acquire Alliants
Alliant's expands dormakaba’s hospitality offering beyond physical access control, connecting room entry with digital guest engagement.
News September 17In Memoriam: Daryl Spencer Thompson
Daryl Spencer Thompson died on September 15, 2026. A longtime employee of IDS Research & Development, he was a beloved figure.
News September 15What Happens When Customer Service Becomes a Corporate Relic
The modern customer service architecture at most large companies functions less like a support system and more like a machine.
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