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Home networking firm appears closed

SSN Staff  - 
06/01/2002

JACKSONVILLE, Fla.-A home networking company that last year reported $4.

Verified response policy takes effect in one Canadian province

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06/01/2002

HALIFAX, Nova Scotia-Alarm dealers here are struggling to deal with a new blanket policy that requires alarms to be verified before provincial authorities will respond.

In late March, the Royal Canadian Mounted Police sent out a letter notifying the Canadian Alarm and Security Association and its membership of the revision to the RCMP's policy.

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SSN Staff  - 
06/01/2002

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HES adds effeff brand of strikes, locks

SSN Staff  - 
06/01/2002

PHOENIX, Ariz.-Access control product manufacturer HES has aligned with its Assa Abloy sister company effeff in a deal that enables HES to distribute the effeff brand of electronic strikes and locking system products.

Eagle Broadband reorganizes ClearWorks home subsidiary

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04/01/2002

LEAGUE CITY, Texas-Eagle Broadband has reorganized its ClearWorks installation subsidiary into separate divisions, moved locations and cut the workforce to reflect the new efficiencies.

The residential installation company, which merged with Eagle Broadband in February of 2001, was one company that had two distinctly separate missions, said Manny Carter, president and chief executive officer of Eagle.

Digital poised to take over the CCTV market

SSN Staff  - 
04/01/2002

Lower cost, a greater selection and a series of transitional products have spurred the interest, say some.
Whether the transition comes as quickly as a couple of years, or is stretched out over a longer period, manufacturers concur the move to digital systems for recording and storing CCTV data is under way.

New product showcase produces 12 winners

SSN Staff  - 
04/01/2002

LAS VEGAS-Salinas, Calif.-based Radionics received top honors in the SIA New Product Showcase at the 2002 ISC Expo, held in March at the Las Vegas Convention Center.

CSAA aligns with Argentinean, Israeli groups

SSN Staff  - 
04/01/2002

VIENNA, Va.-The trade group for dealers with central stations has formed a reciprocal membership deal with the Camara De Empresas De Monitorei De Alarmas De La Republica Argentina (CEMARA), a trade organization of monitoring companies in Argentina.

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