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SECURITY PROFESSIONALS' VIEWPOINT:
By Glenn Forrester, CEO, Edge - Integration Systems Read More
Future Direction
for System Integrators : CCTV is a Device of Access Control
Dr. Frucht
Mr. Gabi Buganim-Managing
Director - Synel
Security is the main concern in the society, every part of the world today. It has emerged as an important element of life assurance and comfort. News can be heard highlighting security stories everyday. CCTV is one
of the famous solutions to ensure security at public areas and even for
retail owners. Video security professional systems have always been extremely
propulsive business especially if the company endures sometimes quite
trenchant pretensions of the security market and launches its efforts
into the development zone. Read More
The
Upcoming New Technology "I believe that the Biometric Systems with proven technologies that can identify and verify individual based on physical or behavioral attributes, will be the next fastest growing market. The main biometric systems involved fingerprint systems, facial recognition systems, iris recognition systems, and hand geometry system..." Read full editorial  Vicky
Rutherford, President of Rutherford Controls Int’l Corp.:" As the need for security heightens, it is vital that the security industry achieves a balance between physical security and life safety. With the proper selection and installation of access control hardware, industrial, residential, commercial, institutional and healthcare facilities can allow free egress in the event of an emergency, while also maintaining security. RCI offers a complete line of electric locking products as well as access and egress control systems to the architectural hardware, security and locksmith industries."  Mr.
Shlomo Barkan, CEO of ISM Safes:"The safe business in our export markets, especially in the US, have changed their demands to much more sophisticated safes. There is a growing demand by the security managers in government organizations for safes that will withstand an explosive attack, not just a burglary, after the tragedy of September 11. There has also been a demand for trashcans which can withstand an explosion. There is no doubt that terrororism has changed the way that most organizations deal with materials which could also be used against the population - terror attacks are no longer a distant scenario, but must now be considered as a real threat. All bodies which stock dangerous materials that could be used against the civilian population must revise their security procedures in order to take into account such a threat. In some cases, the solution is better safes that can withstand a serious attack or penetration."  Maxim
Ushakov - President, TS-Market"Present-day tendency of developing the market of audio/video recorders directs first of all towards further record quality improvement and functional expanding, due to net technology integration and the use of ever growing processors computing capabilities. The next important changes of audio/video recorders are power consumption lowering and increasing of the used memory - hard disk drives or flash memory. Use of all the above-stated achievements provides us with a good possibility to create modern recorders with minimal sizes and perfectly competitive with usual devices by functionality and technical performances. Nevertheless our company already offers the products, which completely conform to the tendency, and we plan to offer several more audio/video recorders by the end of this year. The products will use the latest achievements and surpass not only our own products, which are the first in the world by the size of battery, power consumption and functionality, but also the awaited world analogues."  Joe
Grillo, President and CEO of HID:"Although orders of new cards triple in the two months following Sept. 11, it was not a windfall for HID," said Joe Grillo, President and CEO of HID. Mr. Grillo noted that access cards are HID's lowest-margin business, and that HID gave up some profits by waiving fees typically charged for faster service. "There has been a greater amount of interest in HID's higher margin cards (i.e., contactless smart cards that carry a biometric), but it hasn't translated into many more orders," Grillo said. "Security is not going to add to your bottom line--it's just a necessary evil."
Mas
Kosaka, President of PCSC: Security Professionals speaking at Security Events Force Protection 2006 Speakers Event Chairman  Major
General Jonathan Bailey (Ret’d) CB
MBE PhDDirector, CDISS and Former Director General, Doctrine/Development, British Army
Colonel Nigel
Jefferson
Rory is currently advising the Security Department for the ICC Cricket World Cup West Indies 2007.
Andrew Trotter Andy
Trotter is the Deputy Chief Constable of British Transport Police, which
has responsibility for policing Britain’s railways and the London
Underground.
Chuck Wexler Chuck
Wexler, appointed as the Executive Director of the Police Executive Research
Forum (PERF) in 1993, leads a staff engaged in the fields of police and
criminal justice research. PERF is a membership organization of law enforcement
chiefs from the larger police agencies in the country which was founded
more than a quarter century ago.
Dieter Schmidt Dieter Schmidt is employed with BOSCH Germany as ”Fire Chief” and Head of the BOSCH Fire School in Stuttgart, Germany since November 2001. Since April 2003 he is as well Chairman of the Joint Airport Working Group For Training Standards in the State of North-Rhine Westphalia, FRG and became a member of the State governed “Fit-For-Fire-Fighting” steering team last year. He has as well worked on projects for NATO and UN worldwide.
Dr. Loren Myhre Dr.
Loren Myhre earned his Ph.D. Degree in Physiology at Indiana University,
Bloomington, USA and then joined the University faculty as an associate
professor in Exercise Physiology.
Frank Cruthers A
37 year veteran of the New York City Fire Department (FDNY), Deputy Commissioner
Cruthers is the first to have served two terms as Chief of Department
– first in 1996 and again from 2002-2004. After graduating from
the Fire Academy in 1968, he was assigned to Brooklyn, where he worked
in Ladder Companies 110 and 120 for nine years before his promotion to
Lieutenant and assignment to Ladder Company 105. He advanced to Captain
in 1983 and transferred to Ladder Company 143 in Queens.
Hartmuth von Maltzahn Hartmuth Freiherr von Maltzahn brings to Viisage 10 years of management and marketing & sales experience. He is a member of the executive board of Viisage Technology AG and Vice President within the Viisage Group responsible for sales, service and marketing in EMEA & AP. Before working for Viisage Hartmuth held various positions with ABB both in the United States and Germany, including corporate planning and strategy, internal management consultancy as well as head of sales of an European group company. He studied physics and business administration at University of Heidelberg and Berlin Technological University.
Neil
Budworth
Robert Triozzi Chief
Robert Triozzi is a 30 year fire service veteran who began his career
in 1975 with the Harrison, New York Fire Department where he served as
a firefighter and Engine Company Lieutenant. Triozzi served as the Fire
Protection Officer for the U.S. Embassies to Italy and the Vatican and
went to Bosnia to assist the Sarajevo Fire Department with the United
Nations Protection Force in 1993. In 1995, as Assistant Fire Chief, Triozzi
took charge of fire safety for the United Nations Rome office. In September
2001 Chief Triozzi organized the Fire Rescue Development Program (FRDP).
Simon Ancliffe Simon
is the Managing Director of Evacuation Strategies Ltd, which helps organisations
to make their evacuation and invacuation plans resilient and effective
against the new terrorist threats.
Stewart Kidd Stewart
Kidd is a loss prevention specialist with significant experience in the
application of modern risk management techniques in commerce, industry
and the public sector. He prepared the standard insurers’ guidance
on fires on construction sites, empty premises, protection of premises
against terrorist attack and gas turbine generators.
Tarique Ghaffur Assistant
Commissioner Tarique Ghaffur is the highest-ranking Asian police officer
in the United Kingdom.
Zyg Kowalczyk Zyg Kowalczyk has been Director of London Resilience Team since it was created in October 2001. He was previously Director of the award winning London Bus Initiative (on secondment to Transport for London), and before that he was at the Government Office for London where he headed the multi-agency team which co-ordinated London’s preparations for the millennium (bug and celebrations). Earlier experience included amongst others being Deputy Director of the Prime Minister’s Citizen’s Charter Unit, heading the DOE’s central–local government relations team, directing a programme of assistance for the development of democratic local government in Eastern Europe, delivering the DOE’s ‘lead government department’ role during the storms and floods of 1990 and serving as a Private Secretary to both DOE and DfT Ministers.
Bill Tillbrook Chief
Superintendent Bill Tillbrook took command of the Metropolitan Police
Clubs & Vice in the Spring of 2003.
David Scott David
Scott is Head of London Fire Brigade Special Operations Group. The London
Fire Brigade is the largest Fire Service in the UK and one of the largest
in the world.
Dr. Mansoor Alawar Dr.
Alawar is Director General of the Total Quality Department at Dubai Police
and Founder as well as Vice President of the e-TQM College Dubai which
is the first accredited e-learning institution in the Middle East and
North Africa.
Neil Wallington
Roger Smith Roger
Smith served as a senior officer in the British Fire Service for 38 years.
For the last seven years of his service he was at the Fire Service College
which is the internationally renowned Centre for Training and Development
for Fire and Emergency Services. The College is part of the Office of
the Deputy Prime Minister and is an established trading fund dealing with
Disaster and Emergency Planning, Civil Resilience to Terrorist attack,
Fire Safety and Fire Engineering, Hazardous Materials and Health and Safety,
together with Fire Training.
His Excellency Dhahi Khalfan Tamim "He
currently holds a variety of important and prestigious post
Thomas
A. Tass is the Executive Director and one of the founding members of Borderpol
since it received its Charter from the Government of Canada in 2001.
Dick
Lee Charles
S. Phalen, Jr. Your
Chairman and Discussion Moderator
With the following speakers
Converged
Solutions – the future of IP networks One of every organisations biggest overhead is the day-to-day upkeep of their building. Redstone has the ability to transform your building into an environment which not only saves money but actually generates revenue. Redstone OneNET solution is a scaleable, integrated suite of solutions utilising an open IP architecture delivering voice, video, data, access control, CCTV, BMS and other applications across a single converged network infrastructure. Understanding
structured cabling and network infrastructure A
Service Oriented Architecture approach to Security Management IP
in Intelligent Building Systems Network
Convergence – Remote access and beyond THE
BIG DEBATE - Stronger Together? Convergence
as a Foundation for Capital and Operational Cost Savings in Building Security A
look to the future - advanced in analytics in video over IP systems. Market
Study - The worldwide market for CCTV and Video Surveillance Equipment
 Vlado
Damjanovski, Editor
CCTV Focus Magazine and CCTV Labs:"In the last couple of years CCTV is going through a major boom with the introduction of digital video recorders (DVRs). This trend is continuing in 2003, but when talking about DVRs near future, there are two things that have become clearer to many CCTV installers and users. Firstly, there has been a “natural” selection amongst brands in regards to system durability, stability and performance. Users and installers have now learnt that irrespective of what was claimed about the DVRs they have decided to install (pictures per second, days of storage, split-screen displays…), the most important feature is the longevity of the unit. There is simply no use having a recorder with 400 pictures per second for 16 cameras recording capability (as claimed by some manufacturers these days) if such a recorder can not run for more than a few months without breaking down. In 2003 many installers have a very good idea which machine can and which can not perform. Such longevity depends clearly on the hardware, as well as the software. Secondly, most good DVRs have grown up to the level of looking into things beyond just fast recording and good picture quality – in helping users have intelligent machines by making their searches quicker and by having more automation in their surveillance operation. Many DVR manufacturers now start including clever algorithms in processing images, such as face and licence plate recognition; analysis of the image content, such as car stopping in a busy motorway; detecting removal of valuable objects in museums and galleries; etc, all of which is done automatically, by intelligent analysis of the live or playback video."
"2006'
will see a further maturing of the Security Supply Industry.
Mr Philippe Marc, Managing Editor, "SecurityPark": "New technologies are rapidly changing the Security industry. www.SecurityPark.co.uk publishes industry and company news on a daily basis and its extensive articles archives and its comprehensive industry directory are therefore the ideal source of information for Security Professionals who want to keep ahead of the latest developments."  Alex
Vella, CEO SecuritySource.net (800-789-8372)"Speaking to the point of security product distribution, 'systems integrators' are the drivers of this industry segment. Commercial CCTV is the future for installers who want to own their own business. Direct sales and compression will continue at greater levels. SecuritySource.net is the online marketplace for the security industry professional; delivering BuyDirect(tm) for wholesale product sales, and BizTools for business news and services live, 24 hours a day."  Lennart
Alexandrie, Publisher,
Ar Media International:"Since 2003 has been a period of relatively slow growth or probably non-growth, my belief is that 2004 is going to be the year when the security service providers will start to make business again. The bottom has been hit and there is no other way than uphill for trade with security products and services. The telecom sector will substantially increase their sales during 2004 after some disasterous years. It will be the year that signals the breakthrough of the 3 G-nets which will have an impact on all sectors, more or less. The world's economy will show significant signs of recovery, even though threats and actions from terrorists may continue to disturb and slow down the positive economic development a bit. The security technology will continue to head towards digitalization, especially the product segment network video systems which will have a significant growth. The demand for wireless alarm systems will continue to increase, as will the demand for RFID solutions in access control applications. In general 2004 will be the turning point for the industrial world - in a positive way." REGIONAL MEMBERS' CEO'S VIEWPOINT
 Don
Coker - President- Seevid Inc:"With the increased Facility Security Requirements in the Western United States since 9/11, we have seen a tremendous growth from our Commercial Industrial, School, Military and Casino customer base for our product offering of integrated Digital Recording/Remote Monitoring products that are integrated with other systems including Access Control, Facial Recognition and Area Surveillance."  Godfrey
McFall – Associate Director, Advantage System SolutionsIn a world where the demands on the security services are becoming ever more challenging, there is growing need to harness the latest technologies to increase protection and reduce risk. Our customers want rapidly deployable, scalable security solutions that can solve their problems quickly and effectively, and which can integrate seamlessly with their existing systems. Advantage System Solutions has addressed this challenge in the UK with the delivery of its unique ISIS suite of security capabilities.
 Shayne
Hughes , National Operations Manager, Total Task Security International:"Over the last 16 years the security industry has undergone some dramatic changes, changes that reflect the intensity of protecting all aspects of civilization. As the technology grows around us, the training, experience and operation on how we perform the selected function is always at hand. I believe that growth for the industry is through professional development from the guardhouse to the system integrators to the managing directors. The industry as a whole needs to empower education and never lose sight of our goal. To protect people, property and information from any breach of security. TTSI understands security and the relevance of protection. We offer electronic security, physical and personal security, security transportation, and security training. Each are fields with their own levels of expertise. TTSI assesses the needs and outcomes of the security service being sought. We will either source the experts of each field or have our own professionals deliver the service. Our aim is to provide a complete approach to security by networking with industry professionals so we can all work towards our goal."  Rudolf
Kevato,Chairman, Hotronic Delta:"We are a security products ( CCTV, Intruder Alarm, Access Control, Fire Alarm ) wholesale firm in Estonia. We are a distributor for JVC Professional, Cooper Security, Apollo Security, Yoko Technology, CTNCOM, Transpac, Funktel. After 11th of September, and before Estonia joins with EU and NATO, there has been a growth for demand of integrated security systems. In 2003 we will do our best to offer up-to-date security solutions in cooperation with our suppliers "  Mr.
Peter Charagionis, CEO of Chronografiki
S.A." The forthcoming Athens Olympics have created increased demands for advanced security systems. Such events are potential terrorists targets but also targets for common criminals. Stadiums, airports, public transportation, hotels and other areas with big traffic of people, need increased surveillance and protection. Our company can provide high tech solutions to most of them."  Alex
Radwill, Business Development Manager, ViDOG Pty Ltd" ViDOG Pty Ltd is young and dynamic start-up company registered and operated in Australia & New Zealand. Despite the fact that the company is only one year in the market, we already established good business relationship with major security wholesalers and suppliers in New South Wales including Merit Li-Lin, The Spy Supply shop etc… "  Col.
Armando Stavole, I.C.A. - International Consulting Agency "After the Soviet Empire collapse, military security with anything else related is not the most important issue any more - homeland & global security are gaining dramatically and swiftly more and more importance. More and more the hi-tech research & development as well better training are going to reduce the technological and professional gap between defense and law enforcemet with other security civilian organizations. Today, organized crime and terrorism are thinking and acting globally, their top ranks are cool and with no borders at all and in any sense, they are full of money and stupid and/or fanatic manpower. Either we, the good guys, move fastly and firmly, or we will succumb." Security Professional PEOPLE News
From distribution to manufacturing, installation and central station monitoring, Jerry has been involved in most aspects of the security business and brings over 20 years of his experience from the industry. Most recently, Jerry was the regional sales manager for HID Global Networked Access Solutions and has previously worked for companies such as Wheelock and GE Security, among others. Jerry is a die-hard believer in Managed Access Control and believes it to be the next generation of recurring monthly revenue.
Mr. Alves brings a wealth of knowledge and local expertise to the Rosslare team, with over 12 years of experience in the security field. Until recently he served as the technical manager of Atibras Seguranca Electronica Brasil. Before joinining Atibras Seguranca Electronica he filled the position of technical director at Sage Automacao Integracao de Sistemas until 2005, and System Manager of Ademco Brasil until 2001. His previous positions include; general manager at Northern Computers, operational manager at Ensec Engenharia de Sistemas and project manager at GTEL. Gilberto holds an Electrotechnics Engineer degree from the University of Sao Paulo.
Simon Hedley as CCTV Sales Manager, North
joins JVC Professional Europe LtdSimon Hedley has 9 years experience working in the security industry and has worked with a mixture of companies including manufacturing, distributor and security installation companies such as COP Security, Pointer and Secom. “I look forward to applying my good knowledge of CCTV technologies and systems with customers and offering a security solution rather than a single part of a system. JVC is an internationally renowned brand and I’m delighted to be a part of the team.”
GKB earned the 15 th National Award of Outstanding Small and Medium Enterprises This year,
GKB earned the 15 th National Award, which was awarded by the president
of Taiwan. (There are 7 companies were selected this year. 4 of them are
now publicly listed.) 
Rosslare appoints Alex Yagudin as Regional Sales Manager to Eastern
Europe in the security division.
Alex brings with him 10 years of sales and marketing experience in the Eastern European regions backed by 13 years of sales experience garnered at Scitex.
Shuki brings with him six years of in-depth experience in European sales and management, including work with distributors and large accounts.
Anat Zimerman
recently joined Rosslare Security as Global Marketing Communication Manager,bringing
eight years of hi-tech marketing experience. Anat previously filled the
positions of marketing manager at Telrad Connegy, MarCom manager at Summit
Design, and marketing team member at Visonic. 
Frank Baitman
is promoted to President of Petards Inc., a security and surveillance
vendor that makes market-leading solutions for the public safety, homeland
security, transporation and gaming markets. Read
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JVC
Appoints Phil Wring as Sales Manager CCTV UK Phil Wring is appointed as Sales Manager CCTV UK at JVC Professional Europe. Responsible for UK sales, Phil Wring will work closely with existing and new clients and focus on further developing IP-related applications. "I look forward to utilizing my 9-years direct and facilitative experience within the industry and bring passion and drive to this demanding role. JVC has a strong brand that's internationally recognized for its level of high-quality products and I am pleased to contribute to its further success." explains Phil Wring.
June 10,
2005 - Rosslare Security Products is pleased to announce the appointment
of Mr. John O’Leary as Regional Sales Manager for the Eastern United
States. In this position, Mr. O’Leary will be responsible for Sales
and Customer Service for our existing and rapidly growing distributor
network. John has extensive access control and security experience, and has managed and closed many large customer deals. Dennis Raefield, President of Rosslare Security Products says, “He is a real ‘working’ sales manager, who loves to help customers and teach distributors how to make sales presentations. John’s enthusiasm and drive will bring lots of success to Rosslare in the near future.”  As
Vice President of US Sales, Patrick Par brings an Extensive Track Record
in Business Development and Client Services to D3Data.
Most recently,
Mr. Par served as Chief Operating Officer of Advanced Laser Clinics, Inc.,
the largest aesthetic services franchise in the United States. Joining
the company in late 2000 during its start-up phase, Mr. Par oversaw all
aspects of daily operations for ALC and its subsidiaries in addition to
spearheading development of the company's Prior to joining Advanced Laser Clinics, Mr. Par was employed as Director of Client Services for Dakotah Direct, Inc., a national teleservices provider serving Fortune 500 companies. In this capacity, Mr. Par was responsible for developing and managing all aspects of client relations and inside sales with Dakotah's diverse client base which included industry leaders such as SBC Communications, DirecTV, AT&T, General Electric and Sears, among others. During his seven year tenure with Dakotah Direct, Mr. Par also held the positions of General Manager and Director of Operations.  Rosslare
Security Products opens new Latin America office, welcomes new Regional
DirectorRosslare Security Products is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Flavio Matera as Regional Sales Director. In this position, Mr. Matera will be responsible for Sales and Customer Service in Latin America, from his office in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Over the past 10 years, Flavio has accumulated experience in the Security industry with previously held notable positions of Factory Rep and Master Integrator for Ademco in Argentina. Prior to this, Flavio was responsible for the introduction of ADT Security Services franchise into the Argentina market. Flavio said “Latin America is now becoming a very strong market for Security services and products, and Rosslare’s introduction to the market with a new office is a sign of their commitment to growth in the region. Rosslare’s products are already becoming well received here because of their extensive features and high-quality workmanship.
 Peter
Strom, President & CEO, March NetworksPeter Strom is President and Chief Executive Officer of March Networks. Mr. Strom joined the company in early 2003 as Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing, assuming responsibility for global sales and product development strategies for networked digital video solutions targeted at vertical market applications. In October 2003, Mr. Strom was promoted to Chief Operating Officer with the objectives to expand the company into new geographic territories and to leverage the power of broadband to drive the commercialization of its converged video, voice and data platform targeted at specific markets. Prior to joining March Networks, he spent more than 10 years in the security industry, including a two-year term as President and CEO of Gyyr Inc., a $30M (US) ISO 9000 certified manufacturer of networked-based video and data storage systems. In 2001, Mr. Strom oversaw the sale of Gyyr to Silent Witness. He has also held senior management positions at Sensormatic, Honeywell and Mosler Inc. and has considerable international experience, having served as President of Mosler's Canada and China regions. Mr. Strom holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University and a Master of Business Administration from Concordia University.  Sam
Teal - D3DataSam Teal has joined D3Data as the Central States Account Manager. Sam comes to D3Data with a variety of sales experience. Sam's diverse background has helped the company build relationships with new clients throughout his territory. He understands the technology that drives our company, and the power of a network system that can incorporate an unlimited number of security cameras.
In April of 1993, Grillo joined HID Corporation as the national sales manager. He was promoted to executive vice president of sales and marketing in 1999, and chief operating officer in 2000. In January of 2001, he became president and chief executive officer of HID Corporation when HID Corporation was acquired by ASSA ABLOY. In January of 2002 he was promoted to head up the newly-formed ASSA ABLOY Identification Technology Group as President and CEO. Grillo has been in
the security systems industry since 1981, having served as regional sales
manger for National Control Systems (now part of GE), Kidde Automated
Systems (now part of TYCO) and as branch and regional manager for Security
Specialists (acquired by Sensormatic in 1993).  Peter
Strom - Chief Operating Officer, March NetworksMr. Strom, Chief Operating Officer, joined March Networks in early 2003 as Senior Vice President Sales, Marketing and Product Management, assuming responsibility for global sales and product development strategies for networked digital video solutions targeted at vertical market applications. He was appointed COO in September 2003. Prior to joining March Networks, he spent more than 10 years in the security industry, including a two-year term as President and CEO of Gyyr, Inc. a $30M (U.S.) ISO 9000 certified manufacturer of network-based video and data storage systems. In 2001, Mr. Strom oversaw the sale of Gyyr to Silent Witness. He has also held senior management positions at Sensormatic, Honeywell and Mosler Inc. and has considerable international experience, having served as President of Mosler’s Canada and China regions. Mr. Strom holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from McGill University and a Master of Business Administration from Concordia University.  Kelly
McManus Promoted to Marketing Manager at RCIKelly McManus has been promoted to the position of marketing manager at Rutherford Controls Int’l Corp. (RCI). In her new position, she will oversee the entire marketing department and work closely with the sales team and distributors to promote RCI and its products through marketing, advertising and sales. The promotion comes at a strategic time as RCI introduces new products and expands into new markets. McManus joined the RCI team in April 2002, as marketing coordinator and quickly advanced to the marketing supervisor position by October 2002. “As marketing manager, I hope to hope to take advantage of the synergies between marketing and sales, increase the brand awareness of RCI and its products and strengthen RCI’s position as a global company,” said McManus. “Kelly has demonstrated a strong commitment to RCI, a desire to learn and grow and the ability to lead,” said company president, Vicky Rutherford. “Not only has she worked hard to build a strong marketing team, but she also understands the importance of building strong relationships outside of her department - not only with her coworkers, within RCI - but also with customers and vendors.” In addition to RCI, McManus serves as vice president of public relations for the Ontario Toastmasters. Kelly McManus is based in the company’s Cambridge, Ontario corporate headquarters and may be reached at 800-265-6630 or at Kelly.McManus@rutherfordcontrols.com. Rutherford Controls Int’l Corp. is a privately held company, with divisions in Virginia Beach, VA, USA and Cambridge, ON, Canada. Established in 1923, RCI provides access control and door hardware solutions to the Locksmith, Architectural Hardware and Security Industries.  Michael
Sol., Project Supervisor, Intelligent Video Systems, Inc. Lead
Supervisor of RFP, system integrators training and support worldwide.
 Taly
Steenekamp - Marcom manager, Synel IndustriesMy job includes determination and control of corporate image of the company and its affiliates, as well as general PR with the press and media, local and world wide. In addition, it includes marketing and marketing communications support of the company’s dealers around the world.  HID
has hired a Regional Sales Manager to cover the Australia/ New Zealand region,
in HID's ongoing effort
to provide localized service and convenient customer support internationally.
With over 16 years of experience in the electronics and access control industries, Michael Danger is well known in the region, and will be based in Sydney, Australia. 
Michael Liddy
has joined Indala as Territory Sales Manager for the Western Region of North
America, operating
out of Indala's San Jose office.Michael brings with him over ten years of electronic security industry experience in various capacities. His immediate focus is to develop business relationships with new and existing Indala customers.  HID
Appoints Director of Business Development In Asia PacificRyan Okuda has been promoted to Director of Business Development for HID Corporation. After working at HID's headquarters in Irvine, California the past 11 years, Ryan has established an office in Tokyo, Japan. In his new position, his focus will shift from operations, manufacturing and engineering to sales and customer relations. The opening of the Japan office is another step in HID's ongoing effort to make doing business easier for international customers. ISIO - International Security Industry Organization Belong to the International NETWORK for Security Professionals. Membership
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The
physical security industry is facing a turning point, with systems
integrators and end users demanding “converged” security
solutions.
[Future
Direction for System Integrators] Hanan
Rozner - Managing Director EMEA - PCSC
By
Adam Roslly, Managing Director - Radmik Solutions
Geoff
Berry, Director, Merlin 360:
Major
General Roger Lane CBE (Royal Marines)
NATO
Major General Howard B.
Major
General Jonathan Bailey(Ret’d) CB MBE PhD
British
Army Rear Admiral Richard Gallagher
Ambassador
Cofer Black (Ret’d)
Brigadier
General Mehmet Çetin
Brigadier
General Kevin R. Wendel
US
Army Brigadier General Danny Gardner
Colonel
Didi Benyoash (Ret'd)
Israeli
Defence Forces Lieutenant Colonel Tim Spicer (Ret’d) OBE
Iain
Neill, Deputy Director, E-borders Programme,
Chief
Constable Ken Jones, Chair designate,
Willem Hoekstra, 
Mathias Schaef, Head, 
Thomas Richey, 
Lars Karlsand, 
Br
General Marek Adamczyk, 
Annualisa
Giannella,
Jennifer
Hurst,
Shah
Taludker,
Mr
J Duintjer, Security Advisor, 
Christian
Sommade, Chair, 
Herbert
Von Bose, Head of Unit Security Research,
Professor
G Pauli, Head, Biological Research and Security Division, 
Tarja
Mankinnen, Director, 
Dr
Jack Clarke, Professor of Strategic Studies, 
Br
General Antone Vitale,
Dr
Eva Haglind, 
Paolo
Brito, 
Per
Erik Johansson,
Br
General Reinhard Mang, Director General, 
Paul
McKeown,
Pat
Abrahamsen,
Dimitrios
Theologitis,
Russel
Johnson, 
Oistein Knudsen, Director,
Eli
Beer,
Frank
Paul, 
Ambassador
Oded Eran, 
Kilian
Strauss,
Bernd
"Bear" McConnell, Director, 
Dr
Helmut Krunes, Director,
Andrus
Oovel, 
Hong-Eng
Koh,
Sam
Bacharach,
Mr.
Paul Russel, Editor Security News Online.
Mr.
Philip Baum, Editor, "Aviation Security"
Adam
C. Thermos, Strategic Technology Group:
Reach
Systems announces the addition of Jerry Phillips, based in Memphis,
TN, who joins the company as the Southeast Regional Sales Manager. 
Rosslare appoints Mr.
Gilberto Alves to the position of Brasil General Manager
DENNIS
RAEFIELD JOINS EDGE INTEGRATION SYSTEMS AS PRESIDENT
Chris Saxby as CCTV Area Sales Manager,
South at JVC Professional Europe Ltd. 
Angela Orchard is appointed as Personal Assistant to
Yash Patel, Executive Director, CCTV Europe at JVC Professional Europe.
Angela brings strong organisational skills from her previous background
in medical human resources and recruitment
Peter
Jen President of GKB recieves Award
Rosslare appointed Shuki Nadel as Regional Sales Manager to EU
Northern Europe in the security division. 
Anat Zimerman recently joined Rosslare Security as Global
Marketing Communication Manager. 
Rosslare
Security Products welcomes new Sales Manager for Eastern US region
