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APR 2013

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should be housed in a location with a quality of working environment at least as good as other employees are given. Two common types of monitoring locations are ���upfront,��� such as the reception desk in the main lobby; or a ���back office��� dedicated SOC. In some cases, both should be considered: the reception area may be too busy and distracting for effective security monitoring during regular business hours, but a small, off-hours (evenings, weekends and holidays), security presence may best be located in an entry lobby for high visibility and deterrence. The duplication of monitoring equipment at both locations may not add significantly to the cost of a new installation; in fact, the additional cost can be saved very quickly in the reduction of security staffing expenses. The first target is to obtain sufficient space, especially where real estate is at a premium. For the construction of a new facility, or a major refurbishment, it is necessary to clearly document space needs early in the design process and to ���sell��� those requirements to the space planners ��� usually the architect. What Will Happen in the SOC? The analysis of space requirements can begin by listing what will be happening in the SOC ��� what functions need to be performed there and how much space needs to be allocated to each function. Here are a few of the functions that may be included on your list: Continuing our image of excellence The Alliance-pro is a full featured, H.264 Main Profile vandal dome camera with support for up to 5 MP resolutions. Designed with the installer in mind, installation is quick-and-easy thanks to the remote motorized zoom and focus (with A2 or A3 lenses), a hinged pivoting shroud, and 3-axis gimbal. This and other IQeye cameras allow for seamless integration with current and future technologies such as exacqVision�� Edge which utilizes the on-camera SDHC storage to create a low-cost, low-power system solution. Remote Zoom/Focus The remote, motorized zoom and focus features eliminate the need for manual focus adjustments at the camera, allowing for quick and easy installation. On-Board Storage Combine on-board storage with IQrecorder or Direct-to-Storage recording to create a flexible, stand-alone platform ideal for motion based recording or remote monitoring. ��� Alarm monitoring and video verification. ��� Alarm response and communication with and deployment of security personnel. ��� Security communications: phone and intercom with the user population, and two-way with security officers. ��� Door and gate operations, including lock/unlock, open/close and video verification. ��� Issuing employee credentials. ��� Administration of access privileges. ��� Visitor management, including pre-approvals, verification, validation and credentialing. ��� Investigations, including review of video, alarm and access archives. www.SecurityInfoWatch.com All-Inclusive Warranty IQinVision���s 5-year warranty covers all moving parts, sensors, cut filters and fans. (3-years on auto-focus models). ISC West Booth #3087 www.iqeye.com Request information: www.securityinfowatch.com/10214086 SECURITY TECHNOLOGY EXECUTIVE �� April 2013 25

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