January 19, 2009 - Volume 7, Issue 1
NEWSWatching over man’s best friend Sometimes when you’re on vacation, all you want to do is collapse on a hotel bed and watch TV. It’s no different when you’re a dog.
Preparing for workplace violence Workplace violence is nothing new, as we have all experienced some level of violence in our careers. Schools, factories, stores, or offices; no matter where you work, as long as there are people working there, the threat of workplace violence exists. It is easy to find a security officer in Canada who will tell you that the job he ended up in was different from the job he was told that he was signing up for when he or she was recruited. It may be harder to find a security officer who didn't have this experience.
Canadian Security welcomes new Account Manager Barb Geisel has joined Canadian Security magazine as its new Account Manager. Barb has worked in the security industry for four years with companies such as ADT and Chubb, and was a valued member of the SP&T News editorial advisory board. Barb has more than 20 years sales experience in numerous other business-to-business environments. Should you wish to contact Barb, she can be reached at bgeisel@clbmedia.ca or 905-713-4338. Online Reader Poll: Take a second to let us and your security colleagues know what you think. Thanks!
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PRODUCT FOCUS
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H.264 compression with two-way audio Honeywell has announced the EQUIP series of IP network products including cameras, encoders, network video recorders and digital video recorders. |
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Network products compatible with variety of systems Honeywell has announced the EQUIP series of IP network products including cameras, encoders, network video recorders and digital video recorders. |
COMING UPJanuary/February 2009 Canadian Security Health Care Security Focus Group Profie: Martin Green, Rouge Valley Hospital. How one health care security manager juggles the demands of an aging facility with a high-growth community. Document destruction: The pros and cons of outsourcing. The importance of teaching destruction policy to employees. Should a security manager be concerned with international and national risks? In every issue: COMING EVENTS February 11, 2009 Feb. 19, 2009 April 1-3, 2009 April 21, 2009 April 28-30, 2009 May 21-22, 2009 June 10, 2009 Click here for more events. |
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