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Paul Boucherle
Paul C. Boucherle, Certified Protection Professional (CPP) and Certified Sherpa Coach (CSC), is Security Sales & Integration’s “Business Fitness” columnist. A principal of Matterhorn Consulting, he has more than 30 years of diverse security and safety industry experience including UL central station operations, risk-vulnerability assessments, strategic security program design and management of industry convergence challenges. Boucherle has successfully guided top-tier companies in achieving enhanced ROI resulting from improved sales and operational management techniques. He is a charismatic speaker and educator on a wide range of critical topics relating to the security industry of today and an accomplished corporate strategist and marketer whose vision and expertise in business performance have driven notable enterprise growth in the security industry sector.
Paul Boucherle's Latest Posts
Business Fitness: Speed is Life When Communicating During a Crisis
Security pros must pay attention to how customers’ emergency communications systems are designed, integrated, operated, tested and verified.
Career Transition Transmission: What Gear Are You in Today? Part 3
When you are driving your security career forward into the future, you start by learning the industry from the ground up.
Career Transition Transmission: What Gear Are You in Today? Part 2
As you shift your career gear into reverse, one thing you don’t want is to fall prey to despair or self-pity.
Career Transition Transmission: What Gear Are You in Today? Part 1
Changing career road conditions require mindfulness, including deciding whether to go “pedal to the metal” or “hard brake.”
In Search of Competence, Part 4
People on the Unconscious Competence (UC) level simply get things done without wasting time or creating any drama.
In Search of Competence, Part 3
Competence in multiple areas, including conscious competence, enables businesses to pursue more complex projects with fewer people.
In Search of Competence, Part 2
Competence in multiple areas, including conscious incompetence, enables businesses to pursue more complex projects with fewer people.
In Search of Competence, Part 1
Competence in multiple areas enables businesses the flexibility to pursue more complex projects with fewer people.
Business Fitness: The Good, Bad and Ugly of AI in Security, Part 3
AI may play a positive role in reducing operator workloads. The key learning point is that things can get ugly — and fast!
Business Fitness: The Good, Bad and Ugly of AI in Security, Part 2
What could possibly go bad with the implementation of artificial intelligence in security? Let me help you count the ways.
Business Fitness: The Good, Bad and Ugly of AI in Security, Part 1
AI in security is not a panacea for anyone in the industry. It is a tool we must effectively learn to use in 2025 and beyond.
