Texas Court Upholds Employer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate
This may be good news for those in favor of a mandatory vaccination policy, but employers should exercise caution in relying on the decision.
This may be good news for those in favor of a mandatory vaccination policy, but employers should exercise caution in relying on the decision.
ADT has asked the United States International Trade Commission and federal court to enforce smart home technology patents.
As a result of the settlement, Ring will release a new version of its Outdoor Siren product and discontinue the marketing and sale of the current design.
A recent Senate judiciary subcommittee anti-trust hearing also tackled concerns related to privacy/data-sharing, interoperability and patent infringement, among other subjects.
Telesforo Aviles admitted to repeatedly logging into female customers’ accounts in order to view their video feeds for sexual gratification.
According to the suit, ADT’s main issue with Amazon’s Ring adopting a similar design to its blue octagon is brand recognition.
The technician was fired last year after ADT learned that he added his personal email address to customers’ accounts during service visits.
The lawsuit states that ADT has infringed six of Vivint’s U.S. patents related to security and smart home technology.
The allegations state that Vivint employees made false statements to secure financing for customers’ purchases of Vivint’s home monitoring products.
ADT claims Vivint misled consumers by targeting ADT customers and deceived them into believing that Vivint is affiliated with the company.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
