Deirdre will apply what he has learned in process improvement and inventory management to further the company’s mission of ensuring that Savannah’s business community is protected by the very best technologies on the market.
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We’ve all seen it whether at home or in a business setting, messy cables. More so for businesses than residential, the importance of cable management is major. From a small IT closet to a large data center, proper cable management is a win for everybody.
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What happens if your cabling isn’t performing at full capacity? Simply put, your network suffers. Up to 50% of all LAN (Local Area Network) failures come from cabling issues. Most times the cable itself is not the problem, but how the cabling was installed and how the terminations were made.
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Patient and staff safety is an obvious front line concern in any healthcare facility and the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) has classified workplace violence into three major categories:
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In recent years, the perception many people have of cloud technology has gone from being a want to a need. It's now seen as fundamental for many businesses. With cloud-based applications, data storage, and recovery planning, the cloud allows new ways for businesses to become more agile and efficient. Let’s take a deeper look at cloud storage.
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The property manager sought to upgrade the security system and integrate access control but needed a security integrator who could advise not only on the best technology solution but who could provide the training & service required to provide the best value and continuity for their tenants.
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Now While commercial video surveillance can help enhance the security posture of a business or organization, there are still some important things to consider. You're not trying to just slap a camera in every nook and cranny, but instead, you want to maximize the visibility and functionality of the security camera system over time. The great thing about the world we live in is that we have the ultimate power. The power of choice.
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Structured cabling and low voltage cabling are both words that are used interchangeably in the cable management industry. Data has to be transmitted somehow and cables are the way to do it. Structured cabling supports voice, video, and other management systems like security, access control, and even power. We will discuss the importance of structured cabling and offer insight into how it is installed.
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FICAM is the Federal Government’s implementation of Identity, Credential, and Access Management (ICAM). ICAM is the set of tools, policies, and systems that an agency uses to enable the right individual to access the right resource, at the right time, for the right reason in support of federal business objectives.
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Lumber prices have increased over 300% since April 2020 (as reported by the National Association of Home Builders). It is not just lumber prices that have caused an increase in construction material costs though. Copper prices are about 33% higher since the fall, and granite, insulation, concrete blocks and common bricks are all selling for record prices in 2021. Virtually, all commodities and building materials have seen a significant increase, and consumers are paying for it.
The SAMMY Awards program, now in its 26th year, is the only one of its kind in the security industry to recognize and honor dealers and integrators for their marketing, business, installation, and overall excellence. scDataCom was selected as 1 of 5 finalists in the most prestigious category and was chosen from a pool of over 160+ applicants from across the country.
Security technology solutions can play a key role in providing hazard prevention and control, including both engineering controls and administrative controls. workplace According to a recent study by the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), approximately 1 out of 7 Americans do not feel safe at work, and nearly a quarter of employees polled said they had experienced an incident of workplace violence.
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Video surveillance systems produce massive amounts of video. Due to lack of time or resources, however, most of this video never gets watched or reviewed. As a result, security incidents get missed and suspicious behavior is not detected in time to prevent incidents.
Enter Video Analytics….the “brain” of your smart video camera, adding sense and structure to video footage and enabling cameras to understand what they’re seeing.
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RCDDs are required on many building design projects because cabling infrastructure is complex.This credential is one of the highest design credentials in the information and communications technology (ICT) industry, recognized worldwide.
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scDataCom is proud of the skilled and experienced team they have and are ecstatic to see that others in the industry know it as well. Peter Pawlicki, a Field Manager at scDataCom, was chosen to be one of six members to serve to prepare questions for use in future BICSI Installer examinations. To be chosen for this opportunity, with 1000 plus applicants from across the U.S., a technician must complete an extensive application process that includes proof of industry certifications, past projects, and current relevant work experience in the technology industry.
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As business owners have embraced the Internet of Things (IoT) to improve their business processes, most businesses now include some video surveillance (aka camera system) to help them protect their people, property, and possessions. Many larger companies also use physical security (aka security guards) to provide protection during unmanned hours. Can the video camera system be exploited to replace the physical guards using remote video monitoring, or is there a need for business owners to deploy both a surveillance system AND a manned guard? Let’s look at the pros and cons of each option.
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High performance data networks have become commonplace in today’s world, and have created a demand for appropriate cabling that can transmit faster speeds over longer distances….
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…In addition to improved response time, if the extra eyes manning the control center have the medical training to visually assess resourcing requirements, they can also reduce false or nuisance alarms and determine when clinical teams are overwhelmed and in need of additional support. Some hospitals are even using cameras to remotely monitor patients thanks to advanced video analytics and functionality like two-way audio that allow for a remote dialogue between patients and the caregiving team, while minimizing contact and exposure…
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“How good does my camera have to be?” My follow-up to that question is, “It all depends on what you want to see!” Above there are four images showing four types of views that can be available from a number of different cameras. The first view is at….
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In 2019 alone Savannah saw a 32% increase in crime from the year prior. A dominant increase in this crime can be attributed to theft from vehicles. From these thefts, guns are being stolen and used in crimes that have been a major contribution to the rise in gun violence in Savannah and have primarily happened in the downtown area. Video Surveillance solutions, like the SafeCity Initiative, could aid these efforts and provide law enforcement and city officials some additional assistance.
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