Webinars – Resource types – Physical Security Information Management

2011 Security Technology Predictions & Trends

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February 8, 2011
Jim Webster, Security Design Services Corporation; Dave Fowler, VidSys

With the New Year come new predictions, revelations, and trends for the security and safety field. During this webinar, industry thought leaders from Security Design Services Corporation and VidSys discuss security trends and their 2011 security predictions.

2010 PSIM Trends – What, Why and How

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August 3, 2010
Jeff Kessler, Imperial Capital; Larry Barfield, xpt2; Pierre Trapanese, Northland Controls; Dave Fowler, VidSys

This webinar discusses the evolution of PSIM – from facility management to risk management for the entire enterprise, the need for PSIM, the key capabilities and resulting benefits, and real-life installations.

Successful PSIM Deployments – Fact or Fiction?

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June 16, 2010
Dave Fowler, VidSys; Pierre Trapanese, Northland Control Systems

This webinar discusses who is using PSIM, why it is being used, and what it is being used for.

Case Studies on Physical Security Information Management

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April 16, 2009
Andrew Wartell, Wartell Consulting; Rob Henry, City of Davenport, IA; Dave Fowler, VidSys

This webinar discusses real-life examples of physical security information management systems (PSIM) that are saving time, money, and in some cases lives.

The Myths of Convergence

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March 24, 2009
Jeff Kessler, Imperial Capital; Larry Barfield, xpt2; Dave Fowler, VidSys

This webinar discusses the myths of convergence and how convergence relates to security, technology, organizations and the ability to reduce operational costs, improve situation response times, reduce security and business risks and provide greater protection of assets.

Risk Management – Avoiding Physical Security Systems that Increase Risk

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February 19, 2009
Alison Andrews, Vigilent; Dave Fowler, VidSys

This webinar discusses how you can buy and implement a physical security infrastructure that effectively manages and anticipates situations before an incident occurs.

Next Generation Multi-Agency Fusion Centers: Teams & Technologies

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January 20, 2009
Kelly Fiedler, VidSys; Russell Burleson, Northrop Grumman Information Technology; and Vijay Daggumati, Vialogy

This webinar discusses the trends and roles new technologies like PSIM are playing at leading fusion centers to create real time teams that can respond faster to emergency situations.

Intelligent Global Physical Security Operations: Centralized or Distributed?

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December 9, 2008
David Fowler, VidSys; Larry Barfield, xpt2; Patrick Esposito, Augusta Systems; and Ray Cooke, IBM Global Technology Services

This webinar discusses how to make the security system as a whole more intelligent by bringing information to the edge; the role of centralized and distributed intelligence; coordination of intelligence at the edge with command center integration; best practices for creating a smarter global security operation; real-life examples; and much more!

Transportation Systems of the Future

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November 11, 2008
David Fowler, VidSys; Dave Bartolini, VidSys; Scott Propp, Motorola

This webinar discusses three key challenges in the transportation industry:

Public transportation systems,
Infrastructure Safety – roads, bridges, highways and tunnels,
Effective System Operations, and

… more importantly, how new intelligent systems, leveraging physical security information management (PSIM) are overcoming these challenges.

Next Generation Command Centers – Why, What and How

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October 7, 2008
David Fowler, VidSys; James Chong, VidSys; Robert Wu, Barco; Vijay Daggumati, Vialogy

This webinar discusses the business issues driving organizations to upgrade to a next generation command center; indicators that an organization has out grown their current command center; capabilities of a next generation command center; technologies an organization should look at to help achieve true situational awareness, and much more!