Tag: ExacqVision

ATHENS, GA – IT services company Connected Technologies has announced expanded Emergency Mass Notification Systems features for its cloud-hosted management platform, Connect ONE. The Connect One platform has introduced features that allow users to tailor lockdown and emergency mass notifications throughout a facility, at the same time providing occupants real time hazard alerts and evacuation steps. These features Connected Technologies said have been added as per the request of...

MONUMENT, Colo.—Connected Technologies LLC, maker of the award-winning Connect ONE cloud management platform that controls intrusion, access control, video surveillance, critical environmental monitoring and energy management systems, recently completed a comprehensive update to its application. Starting with a fresh new look that offers an improved sense of intuitiveness and ease of use, especially in the mobile applications, users will find more detailed information in an easier-to-locate...

MILWAUKEE—Johnson Controls introduces exacqVISION VMS 19.12 that provides enhanced security and communication with new ONVIF 2-way audio support and offers more camera license deployment flexibility for Enterprise Manager customers. Exacq's ONVIF camera integration supports the ability to talk and listen through IP cameras equipped with audio I/O. This new feature is perfect for businesses who utilize entryway cameras to authorize visitors as operators can hear what a visitor is saying and...

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif.—The Indianapolis-based Community Health Network recently installed an exacqVision-IQinVision video surveillance solution, IQinVision announced Oct. 29. IQinVision offers high-definition mexapixel IP cameras. Koorsen Security Technology designed and installed the project, made up of exacqVision Hybrid Servers and IQinVision HD megapixel cameras, according to the news release. The system secures Community Health Network's data center through constant video monitoring...

ROCHESTER, N.Y.—Organizers of the Wegman's LPGA Championship decided to augment their security operations with electronic security this year for the first time in the history of the 35-year-old event. “We saw a real opportunity to use technology, which would mean [better security and, at the same time,] fewer paid security people, and more money for charity,” said Linda Hampton, Wegman's LPGA tournament director. Wegman's is the title sponsor of this annual event, which took place...