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| All systems go for security at London Luton airport The ChallengeThe company provides specialist aviation services to regional airlines, business and commercial aviation companies, including fuelling, ground handling, maintenance and fuel purchasing. The operation... |
| Port video surveillance: security for passengers, property and the bottom line “The Port of Galveston relies on Verint’s Networked Video Solution to enable security personnel to monitor unauthorised movement, security breaches and sea traffic 24 hours a day, even in low light.”... |
| Continental chose the DVTel NVMS Continental Airlines, the 5th largest airline in the United States, manages thousands of take-offs and landings every day of the year. The company’s headquarters is located in Houston with hub airports in that... |
| Tough Environments: Archipelago Marine Research Ltd. Organization Archipelago Marine Research Ltd is a world leader in the field of fisheries monitoring and marine environmental assessment. Based in Victoria, British Columbia, Archipelago has been providing marine... |
| It’s anchors away for Navy Base’s access control system The munitions group at Maryland’s Naval Surface Warfare Center was in an access control quandary. A Sign-in/out log had proved impractical and electronics were too expensive or too dangerous due to the potential... |
| Securing checkpoints and alleviating shutdowns Airport Shutdowns Cost MillionsIn the last two months of 2001 there were 30 airport shutdowns in the United States alone. Breaches in security resulting in shutdowns, cost the airline industry millions of dollars.... |
| CEM helps secure Port of Cork AC2000 SE provides advanced security to Irish PortCEM Systems has supplied its AC2000 SE integrated security management system for installation at Port of Cork, Ireland. The contract was awarded by ADT Fire &... |
| Secure employee credentialing across the US transportation system The US TWIC (Transportation Worker Identification Credential) Program achieved Initial Operating Capability (IOC) in November 2004 at four sites in the states of Pennsylvania, California and Florida, with... |
| The heightened security measures to comply with international maritime codes demand Cardax FT system that will grow with the port environment At the forefront of the export supply chain, Port of Tauranga is New Zealand's preferred export gateway and fastest growing port for imports."The Cardax FT system has some unique features that have been very... |
