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C-Chip ends talks with Unique Security

 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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11/01/2004
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MONTREAL- C-Chip Technologies, a publicly held developer of wireless technology used for tracking purposes, announced it ended discussions to acquire Unique Security, a full-service security company.

The deal, which was first announced in June, would have enabled C-Chip to leverage its wireless technology and Unique Security’s monitoring station against the emerging market of automatic vehicle location.

Briefs

 by:  SSN Staff  - 
10/01/2004
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UAS attains Five Diamond Central Station Certification
BROOMALL, Pa. - Universal Atlantic Systems has received Five Diamond Central Station Certification from the Central Station Alarm Association.

Hartford Business Brokers aligns with security

New business will assist security companies with selling or restructuring opportunities
 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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10/01/2004
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Monitoring

FARMINGTON, Conn. - In an effort to assist security company owners that seek to sell or restructure their businesses, Hartford Business Brokers has been formed.

Securitech sees monitoring opportunities everywhere

 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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10/01/2004
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Monitoring

KITCHENER, Ontario - Understanding the benefits of traditional security services linking with IT applications, Securitech has partnered with high-tech firm Computer Advocacy to offer remote monitoring of network servers and Internet sites.

Perimeter911, which is the name of the service and the division at Computer Advocacy, has worked with Securitech for more than a year as part of a test program.

AT&T inks $3M deal with Vector

 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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10/01/2004
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Monitoring

PITTSBURGH - Vector Security has awarded AT&T with a three-year, $3-million networking contract that has the telecommunications company providing all of the security company’s data services.

As a result of the deal, AT&T will implement an Internet protocol virtual private network that links the company’s corporate headquarters in Pittsburgh to its 22 branches throughout the United States.

Paragon steps up accounts

 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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10/01/2004
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ALBANY, Ore. - When an opportunity to increase its account base through acquisition arose, Paragon Monitoring Center seized that occasion - even if it only happens once every four years.

Monitronics spreads out into new headquarters

 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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10/01/2004
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Monitoring

DALLAS - Almost a week before its 10-year anniversary in late August, Monitronics International has relocated its headquarters across the street from its former location in northwest Dallas, gaining more than 47,000 square feet to spread out its administrative and executive departments and offices.

Monitronics signed a long-term lease for the third, fourth and sixth floors of a six-story building and will retain space at the its previous headquarters.

American Alarm stakes new central station site

 by: 
Jeffrey Sanders
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09/01/2004
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Monitoring

ARLINGTON, Mass. - Fueled by 19 percent growth in accounts and revenue last year and accommodating for up to 15 percent year-after-year growth, American Alarm and Communications has acquired space for a new central station that will offer the security firm an additional 12,000 square feet from its current site.

Briefs

 by:  SSN Staff  - 
09/01/2004
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IASG announces loss of $0.01 per share for second quarter
ALBANY, N.

Synergistics chalks up first deal

 by:  SSN Staff  - 
09/01/2004
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NATICK, Mass. - Syner-gistics’ partnership with PSBTech marks the first deal for its iAccess access control product since it attained the technology through the acquisition of iMonitor earlier this year.

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Retailing home security has become a trend. Comcast is selling its Xfinity Home security/home automation product in stores nationwide. AT&T's Digital Life product is available in its stores, and Lowe's is selling its Iris product in its retail stores and Verizon Wireless stores. Security companies, including SecureWatch 24, The Alarm Company and Security Options, also have retail stores. Is this the wave of the future or just a fad? What do you think?

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