On today’s news round-up, we take a look at security installations, which have been implemented around the world. Starting in New Zealand, CEM Systems has announced that its security management system has been selected to secure Farmers fashion department stores. Over in the city of London, a major banking facility has chosen Ingersoll Rand’s steel doorsets to refurbish the facility. Moving on to California, the City of Los Angeles’ Department of Airport has implemented a NICE Systems situation management solution to help with the coordination of the hub for all Los Angeles International airport’s operations and response activities.

Taking a look at events news, according to organisers of  this year’s Moscow International Exhibition Protection, Security and Fires Safety (MIPS), the show has confirmed its position as the largest and most well-established exhibition for the security industry in Eastern Europe and Russia in a market that has recovered well from the economic crisis. Lastly, ASIS International has launched a call for the submissions of presentations for its 11th European Security Conference & Exhibition, which will take place in London on 15-17 April 2012. Read more security news…

On today’s round-up, Surveon is set to highlight its end-to-end megapixel solutions at ISC West 2011 with the introduction of its line of WDR 3-megapixel IP cameras, Hardware-RAID MegapixelNVR and Enterprise VMS 2.4. At this year’s IFSEC 2011, TAB Systems will be showcasing its portable access control, presence tracking and building automation solution – smarti Hybrid. Over in Manchester Airport, CodeStuff has been drafted in to help the airport to upgrade its analogue CCTV system to a fully digital core.

At the new Glenmorangie bottling facility, Nortech’s Norpass3  access control system has been installed to monitor personnel access and movement. Lastly, Steve Ross has been appointed as the new Managing Director of Mul-T-Lock Technologies Ltd. Read more security news…

To begin the news round-up today, we start with TDSi, who has won a contract to supply access control equipment to Beijing Metro. At the Spire Shawfair Park Hospital, the CEM AC2000 Lite security management system has been installed by ADT Glasgow to secure patients, visitors and the state-of-the-art medical equipment at the hospital. Panasonic and Midwich, one of the UK’s leading IT and AV distributors, have joined up to promote Panasonic’s range of next-generation business and security systems.

Best known for professional, integrated manned security services and technology solutions rather than music publishing, G4S is turning a corporate marketing campaign into a global fund raising effort. To promote synergy between the physical security industry and one of its largest end-user bases, the Security Industry Association (SIA) will host a Security Equipment Integration Working Group (SEIWG) workshop at ISC West. Read more security news…

We follow the trend on today’s news round-up with more on IFSEC and an interesting white paper which hopes to demystify…

Panasonic hope to add a little bit of ‘je ne sais quoi’ with the debut of its i-Pro SmartHD CCTV product range. Also in the limelight will be Honeywell’s entire range of IP video, access control and integrated solutions. For those interested in video analytics solutions, Keeno will be demonstrating its new Easy Count product along with Eboo’s video management system at the show.

Moving away from IFSEC, Vicon has published a new white paper which aims to demystify the concept of Storage Area Network (SAN) technology using iSC SI protocols. Lastly,  training is on the cards for installers interested in Samsung’s SRD range of CCTV products.  Catch more security news…

It’s Wednesday and today we have an interesting mix of news to keep you in the know…

First up some pre-IFSEC 2010 updates:

Commend UK have announced that they are to showcase their intercom security solution at the show.  ACT will be one of seven companies exhibiting their integrated solution in the brand new Intelligent Integration Zone, introduced to allow visitors to observe active integration.

Another security show that proved to be a big hit with businesses is the Manchester Security 2010 show. The event brought together businesses to examine issues of security, counter-terrorism and business continuity.

At the HOSDB exhibition held last month Vicon’s surveillance system attracted a large number of visitors, many of whom were particularly interested in the company’s video management systems for police custody suites and prisons.

To the happy ending, IndigoVision reports very promising half yearly financial results. It saw an increase in sales revenues of 12% to £12.0m ($18.0m) for the 6-month period ending 31 January 2010.

On the second day of spring we have yet another quote to start our news countdown, enjoy!

“Spring makes its own statement, so loud and clear that the gardener seems to be only one of the instruments, not the composer.”  Geoffrey B. Charlesworth Quotes

In today’s news:

In the virtual world of security Geutebruck is making waves with its “Hyper-V” virtualisation tool – found out more…

Avigilon HD surveillance solution helps UK specialist food exporter to comply with government-regulated security requirements.

Construction workers on Japanese railways can now communicate safely using IP phones thanks to Alvarion wireless network.

And for the finale, Nailsea School in Somerset (part of the Government’s Building Schools for the Future (BSF) programme ) has chosen Salto access control systems to secure the schools laptops.

As the countdown to Christmas continues we have our usual sack full of news for you to feast on. Top stories today include an application story about Walla Walla High School who sought the help of OnSSi surveillance solution to better secure students. Following this we have yet  another application story about  the Brazilian Condominium Community who chose VIVOTEK  IP network cameras to improve protection of residents property.

Moving to the corporate world there is an article about the good fortune of Axis Communication president and CEO Ray Mauritsson who receives an honour, found out more. Last but not least for those interested in tech developments in the industry check our news story about SALTO and SKIDATA joining forces to provide an improved access control product with FLEXSPACE RFID Technology.