2.25.19 – Washington Post – By Jeff Byskal | Washington Consumers’ Checkbook More than 3 million (mostly senior) consumers own medical-alert devices — panic buttons worn on the wrist or a pendant — that can call for help if you fall or suffer another...
2.26.19 – Texas Tribune State lawmakers are again trying to abolish daylight saving time in Texas, arguing it’s antiquated. But supporters of the practice argue it gives Texans a crucial extra hour of light in the evenings during the summer months. Today’s...
Last year, a study at Allegion UK found that more than 40 percent of healthcare facilities that felt their current security measures were compromised say this was because of underfunding or budgetary constraints. IMAGE COURTESY OF ALLEGION 2.25.19 – SIW –...
TBFAA Ethics & Level 1 training are now available ONLINE. You can signup thru TBFAA HGCAA NTAA STAA To receive a member rate signup thru TBFAA HGCAA NTAA STAA Following the release of Level 1 and Ethics, we will have National Electrical Code, and Residential...
2.14.19 – SIW – TIMOTHY J. PASTORE, ESQ. Companies deploying these technologies must use human intelligence to ensure artificial intelligence does not present unnecessary liability. The movie “Minority Report” takes place in Washington, D.C., in the year 2054,...
2.18.19 – Security Sales & Integration- Al Colombo One way to guard against alarm sensors not working properly due to bad installation is to create a quality control program. As a former alarm company owner and an operations manager for two other security...
