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FCC: Ian Knocks Out 6 TV, 21 Radio Stations

In the wake of hurricane Ian, the FCC has issued a report showing widespread damage to media and communications outlets in Florida, with 6 TV stations, 6 AM radio stations and 15 FM stations being reported as out of service.

Weather monitors gather real-time heat stress readings on your jobsite

To keep workers protected, you need a measurement tool that will calculate the most accurate temperature of your jobsite.

Fall protection is OSHA’s top safety violation for 12th year in a row

The Occupational Safety and Health Administration announced Tuesday its preliminary Top 10 most frequently cited workplace safety standards for fiscal year 2022.

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Mitigate supply chain disruptions with 3 steps

Supply chain disruptions caused by things such as severe weather, political unrest or emerging technologies can be handled in three ways, including adopting digital tools more quickly and expanding collaboration with partners and customers, according to a Gartner study.

How Integrators Can Strengthen the Security of Small and Medium-Sized Businesses

At a time when these business owners face more security challenges than ever before, it’s crucial that they invest the time and resources in finding a good security partner who can help them protect their businesses.

Big Idea of the Month: Sort Contracts Before the Acquisition Process

While speaking about the acquisition process, Bob Lubic tells Ron Davis that the main reason a deal falls apart is there is something wrong with a significant percentage of contracts.

Alarm.com Unveils Smart Thermostat HD

The Alarm.com Smart Thermostat HD has access to every sensor throughout a security system and takes cues from security panels, motion sensors located throughout a home, door and window sensors and more.

Decoding Emergency Communications Standards: NFPA 1225

Thanks to a code transition, fire alarm system contractors will eventually be the primary source for bi-directional amplifier systems. Here’s what they need to know.

2022 Security End-User Forum: Security Directors Share Needs and Wants

Managers from three customer markets deliver keen insights to give integrators a better perspective on how today’s commercial customers think and what they really need most.

Security Directors Call for Action: What Integrators Need to Know About Campus Security Needs

From tight budgets to the pandemic to supply and manpower shortages, in recent years those responsible for their organization’s security and safety have been put through a gauntlet of challenges. Managers from three customer markets deliver keen insights in the latest Security Speaking podcast.