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Expedited Dispatch - Improved Response Through Verification Keith Jentoft - President, RSIalarm Description: Video verification of electronic security alarms is reversing the decades-long trend of falling RMR and longer law enforcement response. Because video verification shows the central monitoring station that a true emergency exists, operators can assure first responders that an alarm is valid. Revenue increases from video verification are likely to add to the bottom line by increasing the value of monitoring and stemming attrition. View This Webcast

Monitoring of Fire Alarm /Security Systems Over the Internet Larry Mann - Project Manager, Central Station, Inc. Description: The presentation will introduce the possibilities of internet communication for off site reporting. It covers the code requirements as it relates to fire alarm systems and the UL standards for burglary systems. The presentation will discuss the problems associated with DSL phone lines, cable modems and Voice over IP telephone service and how to identify and correct them. View This Webcast

Optimized Interactive Central Station Operation through Advanced Integrated Alarm and Intrusion Detection Andreas Hartmann - President, ASIM Technologies, Inc. Kevin Reierson - President, Rescview, Inc. Description: Outdoor perimeter protection relies upon two inseparable components - intrusion detection and alarm verification. Intrusion detection is the reliable detection of any unauthorized entry in a protected perimeter. Alarm verification through remote video surveillance can assess the intrusion to determine if further action needs to be taken. Remote video surveillance can be conducted remotely over IP, or even basic phone lines. Through reliable and adaptable intrusion detection, a video surveillance central station can increase its efficiency, adding sites that are monitored without the need to add staff. View This Webcast

Success Factors for Participating in the Growing Remote Interactive Video Monitoring Market Ron Petrie - Sales Director, Vision Fire & Security Description: The remote interactive video monitoring market is beginning to gain traction in North America. The early adopters are making money installing and monitoring these systems, while end users are generating more profits through cost reductions. For system integrators and central monitoring stations, this seminar will identify the: - markets and applications where remote interactive monitoring is being successfully installed in North America; - key success factors for participating in this market. This seminar will also show how to significantly reduce operating costs whilst proactively deterring crime before it actually happens. View This Webcast

 

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