ASSA ABLOY Acquires Key Management Provider KEYper Systems
KEYper Systems will become a separate business unit of Traka, a provider of key and asset management, and an operating unit of ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions.
Based in Dublin, MTS Security is an independently owned security systems company, supplying a single-source solution to clients in the U.K. and Europe.
ipDatatel and Resolution Products actually underwent simultaneous recapitalization with private equity backing and are now majority owned by an investment group.
Covering over 6 million square feet per system, Lencore’s n.FORM™ Mass notification system works in conjunction with the fire alarm or security system for a clear, intelligible signal.
KEYper Systems will become a separate business unit of Traka, a provider of key and asset management, and an operating unit of ASSA ABLOY Global Solutions.
The leading Mid-South integrator will be joined with Red Hawk Fire & Security, further strengthening ADT’s commercial and national accounts segments.
IDEAL Networks provides hand-held devices for installing, testing and maintaining network cabling and related services.
ADS serves more than 100,000 residential and commercial customer sites spread over 25 branch locations throughout the southeastern United States.
VaaS technology includes fixed and mobile cameras to read license plates and then transmit the vehicles’ location to law enforcement agencies.
With Qognify VisionHub, OnSSI Ocularis and SeeTec Cayuga all under one roof, Qognify says it has become one of the largest VMS and PSIM companies in the world.
The acquired companies are Barone Security Solutions of Ralston, Neb., and Polk Burnett Security Systems (PBSS) of Frederic, Wisc.
The acquisition will add Viscount’s web-based Freedom access control and Enterphone MESH telephone entry solutions to Identiv’s premises solutions.
Open Options is said to significantly increase ACRE’s position in the access control market, with emphasis on North America.
In this whitepaper, we’ll take a look at the new sunset facing the security industry, the technologies that are replacing 3G, as well as examine some of the new directions that 4G and LTE can be expected to take the industry going forward.
What does it take for a security business to grow and thrive in today’s environment? Tim Whall, former CEO of ADT Security Services, recently shared techniques that he has learned in his 40 years in the business.
