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Security 50 Ranking Reflect Market Realities

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he most awaited results of Security 50 Ranking are out and they are reflecting the changing market dynamics and realities. The big news is that Hikvision has pushed the global security Industry leader Honeywell to second position by claiming the top slot. The third position has been secured by German security behemoth Bosch. The fourth slot is captured by the Chinese Brand Dahua. The Safran Identity and security has been successful in getting fifth position in the latest Security 50 ranking. These are signs of the times as most top ten companies are focusing on IoT businesses. We hope security 50 inspires the Indian security industry players to take cue from the global trends. Mumbai City surveillance project got implemented before the 8th anniversary of the ghastly terror attacks. Maharashtra Government has done a commendable job of implementing Mumbai City Surveillance Project. India needs to implement hardcore anti- terror mechanism across the coastal borders. The three pronged approach of latest technologies, state-of- the -art security systems and smart policing can go a long way in securing India’s future. The Security industry is getting ready to face the demonetization impact. It was The Indian government’s decision to demonetize currency notes of Rs500 and Rs1,000 was necessitated by the increase in counterfeit notes and a desire to curb black income generation. The authorities’ intent and action are indeed noble, but need to be followed up with subsequent actions. India’s retail market is the most vibrant spot of the country’s economy. India’s retail markets were grappling with serious issues of shrinkage in the past few years. The big boom in online retail has given a boost to online frauds. The retail security and loss prevention strategies can go a long way in mitigating shrinkage. a&s India has interacted with some of the key stakeholders to offer ideas and solutions. The evolution of RFID solutions, has empowered logistics and retail industry in a smart way. We are exploring this story by sharing the views of top RFID solution providers. We take this opportunity to thank all the security, safety and fire protection solution providers, ecosystem partners, professionals and business leaders, who have supported us through our journey. We will continue our media initiative to spread awareness and evangelize innovation. We welcome your valuable suggestions and feedback. We express our special thanks to security industry patrons, peers and professionals for their continued support.

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GST reform is a good news for the Industry. Transport sector needs smart security solutions. Indian security market opportunity is growing bigger than ever. Fire Safety planning is the best way to avert fire hazards.

Cidco Begins Phase II of CCTV Installations After installing 122 CCTV cameras across Kharghar in the first phase of Cidco’s Rs 108-crore surveillance project, it has started its second phase. Already, 27 CCTV cameras have been put up in Kalamboli, with 11 more pending, as per the project plan. Cidco has planned to install a total of 574 CCTV cameras at 300 locations in all South Navi Mumbai nodes that are under it’s jurisdiction. These will cover Kamothe, Kalamboli, Khandeshwar, Panvel, New Panvel, Uran, Nhava Sheva and Taloja (see box) areas. This time, the cameras are also being enhanced by integrating face recognition feature to identify criminals. There will also be ‘emergency call box system’ which will help citizens to seek the help of cops at the press of a button. Messaging boards will be set up to flash weather conditions, traffic updates, location and availability of parking slots, reporting mishaps such as fire, chemical or gas leaks, among others.

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Six CCTV cameras will be installed on police vans and four more on fire station vehicles. Another 77 cameras will be set up at Cidco water department locations and near holding ponds to keep a check on water thefts and illegal debris dumping. Ten cameras have been installed at speeding locations, 91 more will be installed at the entry and exit points of villages in Cidco nodes.

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CCTV Cameras Must for Exam The Board of Secondary Education, Assam (Seba), has made CCTV cameras and high boundary walls mandatory in schools that are conducting the Class X state board examination from February next year.The examination centers will be shifted from schools that fail to provide foolproof security arrangements. “Seba wants foolproof security in examination centres. The government has notified the guidelines to the schools concerned. Fraudulent methods will not be allowed any more. About four lakh students will appear in the Class X state board exam scheduled to be held in 850 schools that have been earmarked as examination centers early next year. But sources in Seba said some important centers are yet to meet the guidelines.

Getartha Bordoloi, Jorhat

CCTV cameras in Aurangabad jail soon Aurangabad divisional jail will soon have 16 CCTV cameras, 16 walkietalkies, two hand-held metal detectors and two door frame metal detectors to keep an eye on the activities of the 150 inmates lodged in the prison. A proposal was sent by the jail administration to the state government early this month which has been approved. According to official sources, the equipment were required to ensure proper security. “Of the 16 CCTV cameras, two will be installed at the entrance gate from where visitors enter the jail. The door frame metal detectors will be installed at the main gate and the security personnel properly trained to handle the equipment.

Rajendra Bansode, Aurangabad

GST’s Multiple Rates will Dilute Benefits The GST Council, set up to oversee the tax, agreed on a more steeply progressive structure for goods than earlier foreseen with rates of 5, 12, 18 and 28 percent, depending on the kind of product involved. Despite the loose ends, it now looks increasingly likely that parliament, which opens its winter session on Nov. 16, will be able to pass key GST laws, as state assemblies must also do, to keep the launch timeline on track. Officials and experts involved in the policy process say Jaitley took the path of least resistance by pitching tax rates broadly in line with the existing burden to avoid any unwelcome spike in inflation when the GST comes into force.

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We are both delighted and honored to have received this award. It has taken years of hard work to achieve this feat, and we are happy that it was all worthwhile in the end. Security is a growing concern, and being able to address it in the most efficient way is what has been our core goal. We’d like to thank all our patrons and Frost & Sullivan for considering us for this title

Yogesh B. Dutta, COO, CP PLUS

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CP PLUS has been one of the early introducers of video surveillance in India. CP PLUS stands as the No.1 security & surveillance brand in India, with the largest market share holding. Furthermore, it has been recognized among the Top 3 security & surveillance brands in Asia and among the Top 7 players globally.

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A unique advertisement campaign initiated by Zicom Electronic Security Systems, pioneers of Electronic Security in India, turnout to be big success for the company post successful release of Movie “PINK”. As part of strategic advertisement initiative for its mobile application product “ZIMAN” which facilitates towards mitigating risk against women, the company became a digital partner of the movie “PINK”. The movie is based on real life stories related to crime against women.

The tie-up was one of its kind in the industry. The outcome was as per our expectation, post release of the movie “PINK”, not only enquires received related to ZIMAN service application has increased but the same got transformed into more user downloading and subscribing the Women Safety application on their mobiles.

CP PLUS, India’s No.1 security & surveillance brand, bags the coveted India Video Growth Surveillance Excellence Leadership Award 2016. As the award’s title suggests, CP PLUS has been bestowed with the award for its outstanding contribution to the growth of video surveillance in the country.

'Pink' Creates Awareness Towards Women Safety

Pramoud Rao, Managing Director, Zicom

The advertisement campaign highlights how a women could have saved herself through using ZIMAN application while encountering an adverse situation. Comment on the over whelming response, Pramoud Rao, Managing Director of the company said “The tie-up was one of its kind in the industry. The outcome was as per our expectation, post release of the movie “PINK”, not only enquires received related to ZIMAN service application has increased but the same got transformed into more user downloading and subscribing the Women Safety application on their mobiles.”

Kolhapur Video Surveillance ProjectTop 100 projects in India

On 8th of September 2016, Skoch Group awarded Kolhapur Municipal Corporation for qualifying amongst Top 100 Projects in India for its welldeserved Kolhapur Video Surveillance Project.

It is indeed an honor for us to be a part of such prestigious project, where Infinova solutions is being recognized for such critical City Surveillance project. We congratulate Kolhapur Municipal Corporation and Samarth Security Systems for bagging this esteemed award

Frost & Sullivan Honors CP PLUS with India Video Surveillance Growth Excellence Leadership Award

Milind M. Borkar, Vice President of Sales, Infinova, March Networks, Swann M.E. Africa & SAARC

It was indeed a proud moment for Infinova and Samarth Systems to have ensured the project success with the excellent product performance and project execution. India has undertaken several crucial infrastructure projects which has been Engineering Marvels and being considered among the Top 100; Kolhapur City not to be left far behind has achieved this feat in a very short period of time. The project was initiated with the key project objective of implementing a state-of-art IP surveillance Infrastructure with Incident reporting System and also to monitor Law and Order Situation, Public gatherings, processions, VIP movements and assist in Traffic Control and Crime Prevention.



Adding software and touchscreen functionality into the mix, rather than having a traditional hardware-only solution, means users can swipe, tap and scroll to manage any of the integrated solutions and functionality within Synergy 3. It’s a functionality most people are used to so it is a natural progression to adapt that familiarity to benefit surveillance management

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The tablet component is the heart of the solution and features highly customizable modular Synergy 3 software. Synergy 3 enables users to identify, prioritize and simplify recurring control functions, for example camera selections or clip cutting. In busy and highly pressured environments, these features enhance the user experience and save valuable time in situations where actions need to be both fast and accurate.

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COM-SUR at the SECONA 5th Annual Security Consultants Meet 2016

India Electronics and Semiconductor Association (IESA), the premier trade body representing the Indian Electronic System Design and Manufacturing (ESDM) industry, along with, The Indus Entrepreneurs (TiE, Bangalore Chapter), with a mission to foster entrepreneurship globally, will be hosting the second edition of IoTNext to co-learn, discuss and debate current IoT (Internet of Things) deployment successes and challenges and as well as deliberate on the next wave of IoT possibilities on November 9th& 10th, 2016 at Hotel Sheraton, Bengaluru.

The 5th SECONA (The Security Consultants’ Association) ASCM was held recently in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, from the 20th-21st October. Com-Sur was invited to be part of this meet as a Partner.

Digitizing India is going to create immense opportunities for India’s technology companies, with emerging areas like Smart cities, Smart healthcare, Smart transportation, Smart agriculture etc. The change has started happening with IoT startups introducing and familiarizing the market with smart devices. We believe that this is the beginning of India’s IoT revolution. Hence, we expect IoTNext 2016 to identify areas of growth, leading to a mature IoT ecosystem in the coming years

Global surveillance business Synectics is launching a new ‘gesturebased’ management interface for its Synergy 3 command and control software, which utilizes intuitive touch-screen technology for improved incident response. The new EX300 Advanced Control Suite comprises a tablet device which incorporates numerous gesture-based components including jog shuttle, a physical keyboard and a joystick device, with users able to mix and match these devices according to sector application and/or user preference.

IoTNext Returns: Global IoT Summit on Realities and Road Ahead

This year, with the theme “Realities and Road Ahead”, the Global IoT summit will include sessions and tracks on ‘Industrial IoT/Industry 4.0’, ‘Safe Nation’, ‘Smart Agriculture and Food’, ‘Road Ahead for IoT’ and ‘Innovations from India’. Companies like Samsung, Accenture, GE, IBM, Intel, NABARD and many more have already partnered with IoTNext in its 2016 journey.

We are extremely honored to have been invited to be a part of ASCM 2016. The event was attended by some of the most chief safety and security consultants, some great influencers, many of whom are involved with some of the largest security related projects in the country. It was an excellent opportunity for us to show case what COM-SUR can do for them and how it can bring the country together to become SAFER. In fact on the first day, one of the keynote speakers Nitin Gokhale stressed on the need for a new Defence policy to help our Prime Minister’s Make in India project, which is exactly what we wish to contribute towards through COM-SUR Gautam Goradia, CEO & MD, COM-SUR

Synectics to Launch 'Gesture-based' Control for Intuitive Surveillance Management

The theme of the meet was ‘Standards & Training’ with a special focus on ‘Smart Security & Safety’. The agenda included several round tables, panel discussions and keynote speeches. “We are extremely honored to have been invited to be a part of ASCM 2016. The event was attended by some of the most chief safety and security consultants, some great influencers, many of whom are involved with some of the largest security related projects in the country. It was an excellent opportunity for us to show case what COM-SUR can do for them and how it can bring the country together to become SAFER.



Intelenet Global Services Wins at the CIO100 2016 Awards

NEC and the University of Tokyo Embark on Industry-Academia Alliance

TOPSGRUP Recognized as India's Most Trusted Brand for 2016

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Ravi Nair, Country Head – HR & Administration, TOPSGRUP receiving the award

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We are honored to receive this award. At Intelenet® we aim to help our clients achieve their strategic goals by delivering the best in class technology solutions so they can enhance their processes and add value to the end customer experience

Bhupesh Tambe, Director Information Technology at

Winning the Electronics Maker Award is not only a great source of honor and pride, but also an inspiration to set the bar higher for ourselves. Matrix has consistently delivered world-class products to its customers. This award is a validation of innovation, quality and reliability of Matrix products. I thank our customers and channel partners for their trust in Matrix. I congratulate the entire Matrix team for this achievement. Ganesh Jivani, Managing Director, Matrix

NEC Corporation and the University of Tokyo has announced the commencement of a comprehensive industry-academia alliance for strengthening innovation in Japan.

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Trust, responsibility and accountability are key essential attributes to be a trusted brand. India’s most trusted brand award Is one such recognition of excellence and testimonial to our efforts towards creating the most secure environment for our clients Niraj Bijlani, CEO TOPSGRUP India

Intelenet® Global Services.

Intelenet’s recognition at the awards, lends credence to the capability and efficiency of the in house team that has developed this tool which has seen the client accrue immense benefits. To elucidate more on the Robotic Process Automation solution, it is focused at automating various manual processes which can support live agents with intelligent data/reports for effective decision making. The project resulted in employee increasing by almost 30% per query. It also saw a 100% increase in email template accuracy.

India’s largest and most preferred private security solutions brand TOPSGRUP added another feather in its cap and has been recognized as India’s Most trusted brand for 2016 in the “India’s most trusted Security Company” category for the 2nd consecutive year. The brand was selected among more than 2,000 short listed brands related to various categories based on a consumer survey conducted by International Brand Consulting Corporation (IBC), a company with close to 15 years’ experience in conducting exhaustive research of this nature.

Intelenet Global Services, a leading business process service provider has announced that it has been recognized at the CIO 100 awards for a robotics project implemented for one of its clients. The award, part of CIO 100’s special category of awards recognizes the contribution of CIOs to a particular domain in which they have made a significant contribution.

This alliance differs from others in that it has been created under an organization-to-organization agreement to promote comprehensive collaboration, including the sharing of visions and issues from the fundamental research phase to the commercialization of research results phase, the consideration of social acceptance of research results, and the development of human resources for the future.

TOPSGRUP has been providing security solutions to its customer for close to half a century and is one of the biggest companies in the country. It has more than 9000 clients and more than 1,00,000 male & female employees as part of the TOPSGRUP family. Speaking on the occasion Niraj Bijlani, CEO TOPSGRUP India said, “Trust, responsibility and accountability are key essential attributes to be a trusted brand. INDIA’S MOST TRUSTED BRAND Award is one such recognition of excellence and testimonial to our efforts towards creating the most secure environment for our clients.”


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In today’s quickly evolving threat landscape, security products that do not interact with each other not only increase operational cost, they increase risk. By joining forces with industry leaders, the Intel Security Innovation Alliance is providing a truly integrated, unified security ecosystem, enabling rapid deployment, simplified management and maximized protection

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McAfee DXL provides a standardized integration and communications fabric for products regardless of underlying proprietary architecture. This open security architecture enables customers to integrate their solutions and gain visibility across their IT environment, analyzing data more efficiently and yielding more available and actionable intelligence.

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Ocularis 5 from OnSSI adds support for Bosch panoramic cameras

Thermo King, a manufacturer of transport temperature control systems for a variety of mobile applications anda brand of Ingersoll Rand, has announced the launch of ThermoTrack Reefer Telematics Solution at the India Cold Chain Show on 17th-19thOctober, 2016 in Mumbai.Thermo King’s ThermoTrack Solution designed for the truck refrigeration unit market will cater to customer needs by driving energy and operational efficiency provided through the vehicle temperature management and remote control feature. Ingersoll Rand will also display its other product ranges including T Series, V Series, Ce Series and Cold Cube at the exhibition.

The strategic partnership between Bosch Security Systems, Inc. and OnSSI has resulted in new integration capabilities with the Ocularis IP video surveillance and security platform. Ocularis 5.2 now supports clientside dewarping of streams from the Bosch FLEXIDOME IP panoramic camera family.

With this launch of ThermoTrack Reefer Telematics Solution, we will provide our customers, monitoring and management technology that can protect their cargo, fleets and reduce operating costs. Our customers will be able to increase their operational efficiency and reduce risk of cargo loss due to inconsistent temperature profile by using this unique reefer telematics solution of Thermo King reefer unit

One year ago, at its FOCUS 15 event, Intel Security unveiled a new strategy emphasizing an integrated, open security system powered by a connected architecture across Intel Security and third-party products alike. Since that time, the Intel Security Innovation Alliance has executed on that strategy, doubling the number of partner companies that have existing, or are developing, technology integrations with McAfee Data Exchange Layer (DXL).

Reefer Telematics Solution for Real Time Monitoring of Truck and Refrigeration unit data

Sudarshan Ananth, Region Vice President and Territory Leader – HVAC & Transport, Emerging Markets and India, Ingersoll Rand.

To ensure freshness of foods that are shipped around the world requires constant monitoring of the cold chain to protect cargo integrity. Thermo King has pioneered this for its customers through its reliable products and solutions.

Blind spots can seriously undermine the reliability of video surveillance, but our panoramic cameras offer a solution by enabling operators to oversee everything in an area with superb clarity,” said Brad Eck, Integration Manager, North America, Bosch Security Systems, Inc. “Viewing detailed dewarped overview images within the powerful Ocularis video and event management platform improves the quality of any security operation – providing our mutual customers better visual information about critical events

Intel Security Innovation Alliance Partner Ecosystem Delivers Integrated Security

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Bosch FLEXIDOME IP panoramic cameras offer a full 180-degree or 360-degree overview of an area in a single view. Available with five or 12 megapixel resolution at high frame rates, the cameras provide a complete overview without blind spots and easily capture moving objects. Dewarping of the panoramic streams within Ocularis 5.2 eliminates the image distortion caused by the cameras’ fish-eye lens.


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Dahua Announces Integration with Ivideon

CP PLUS Partners with Colors TV for BIGG BOSS Season 10

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At Ivideon we beat the myths that video surveillance is complicated and expensive. We make it easy and accessible by providing smart cloud-based video surveillance and remote control for business and home, no matter the size.” said Vic Saikowski, Ivideon’s Vice President for Business Development. “It’s a pleasure to be working with Dahua, a company who places so much emphasis on product innovation

P PLUS, India’s No.1 security brand, joins hands with the most popular Colors TV reality show BIGG BOSS to host its latest season. CP PLUS’ association with Colors TV has been a long one, tying up with a number of Colors TV shows.

Big Boss is a unique reality show where participants are confined within a space for a stipulated period of time. The housemates hail from diverse backgrounds and hold different mindsets, and the cameras installed inside the house capture the true picture of their relationships with each other and how they conduct themselves, without a filter. CP PLUS links to the show strongly, since it is a brand that advocates transparency, as its famous tagline goes – Upar Wala Sab Dekh Raha Hai. Therefore the partnership

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ahua Technology, a world-leading manufacturer and supplier of video surveillance products headquartered in Hangzhou, China has announced the integration of its IP cameras to Ivideon cloud service. The integration involves Lite series, ECO Savvy 2.0 series, and Wi-Fi series IP cameras, which offer 1.3 and 3 megapixels resolution. Eco Savvy 3.0 series and XVR (Penta-brid Video Recorder) are to follow in the coming weeks. Dahua Eco-Savvy 2.0 series is an excellent surveillance offering for high-resolution and clear video monitoring 24 hours a day, in all lighting conditions. It has energy-saving, 30x optical zoom, as well as smart features to make surveillance easier.

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Dahua Wi-Fi series camera allows users to monitor home and acts as a deterrent to thefts and other crimes. Dahua home Wi-Fi series camera has up to 3-Megapixel resolution. The footage can be saved locally. Users are able to interact with family, friends or staff remotely while chatting with them via the built-in bidirectional audio.

BIGG BOSS Season 10 shall see how 16 housemates live together through good and bad times, evictions and everything in between. CP PLUS plans to install over a 100 cameras (in a combination of Speed Dome, PTZ, and Cube) across the BIGG BOSS premises that shall monitor the contestants round the clock, and simultaneously connect them to the world outside. The cameras will be strategically located to ensure that every corner of the house is under surveillance.

This integration allows effortless connection of any number of Dahua IP cameras regardless of their geographical locations to the Cloud which makes them accessible via any Internet-enabled device (PC, Mac, Linux, Web, iOS, Android) from a single account anywhere in the World. Dahua IP cameras can now be connected to the Cloud in the matter of minutes, without using NVRs, DVRs or Servers. It combines a cost-effective and time-saving connectivity solution with the high quality Dahua cameras.

CP PLUS is the No.1 brand in advanced surveillance and security systems in India. Its extensive range of security solutions and products are monitoring millions locations across the globe in diverse geographies, from highly sensitive defense locations, government buildings, vital infrastructures, transportation, hotels, hospitals, educational institutes to homes with satisfied customer base.

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In yet another industry first, Hikvision, the global leader in innovative video surveillance products and solutions announced that it has launched the Unmanaged Network PoE Switches that will meet the requirements of all its customers and help them to save on cost and consumption of power considerably. An unmanaged switch allows Ethernet devices to communicate with one another, such as a PC or network printer, and those are typically “plug and play.” They are shipped with a fixed configuration and do not allow any changes to this configuration.

The unmanaged switches from Hikvision are cost-effective and customer-friendly. Our switches are designed without compromising quality or reliability. They can be used in all weather conditions. They are suitable for all applications in which switch management is unnecessary such as at field level in industrial networks or in smaller infrastructures. These unmanaged switches are able to provide ideal solution to every customer in every area of application

Ashish Dhakan, Managing Director & CEO, Pramahikvision (India)

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Unmanaged switches have no configuration interface or options. They are plug-and-play with no remote configuration, management or monitoring options although many can be locally monitored and configured via LED indicators and DIP switches. These inexpensive switches are typically used in small networks or to add temporary workgroups to larger networks. They are, found in home, SOHO, or small businesses. They can be desktop or rack mounted. Unmanaged switches have a set behavior that works from the time they are powered on until they’re powered off. With its extremely wide range of industry-grade, Hikvision’s unmanaged switches are able to provide instant connectivity to businesses. The switches are equipped with a redundant power supply and signal contact. Hikvision’s portfolio also features devices with a robust IP67/IP54 housing for use in the most demanding environments. Switches with PoE ports are also available, capable of supplying power to devices such as IP cameras or IP phones via the Ethernet cable. Its vast portfolio is certified for a raft of application areas such as transport, mining and power industries.

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Milestone Community Kickstarter Program Will Generate New XProtect Application Integrations

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ilestone Systems, the global leader in open platform IP video management software (VMS), has announced a contest called Milestone Community Kickstarter 2017, with the submission period ending November 30, 2016. For the past decade, members of the Milestone Solution Partner program have created over 175 video-enabling applications that add value for XProtect open platform VMS customers. Now Milestone is sponsoring an innovation contest with the objective of uncovering

We are sponsoring this Milestone Community Kickstarter Program 2017 competition to encourage and enable new thinking and innovative video-enabling applications with the XProtect VMS product family,” says Bjørn Skou Eilertsen, Chief Technology Officer, Milestone Systems. “Visualizing technologies are changing our world today, and Milestone aims to help our community of partners and customers be part of that. Whatever the ideas are out there, we want to hear about it and help bring them to life!

Hikvision Launches Unmanaged Network PoE Switches

Bjørn Skou Eilertsen, Chief Technology Officer, Milestone Systems.

even more video enabling capabilities. It is aimed at developing unique solutions in video management, security surveillance or beyond security to other interesting applications that can “plug in” to the XProtect VMS product family. The only requirement is that the solution be created using the free Milestone Integration Platform Software Development Kit (MIP SDK). The winning concept can be an integration, added functionality, widget, or code that extends the use of video in physical security or improves everyday life. Participating developers can use Milestone VMS as a visual tool, a device trigger, a base for analyzing data or measuring information that can be applied in totally new ways.


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Anritsu Corporation (President Hirokazu Hashimoto) has developed the industry’s first 4x4 MIMO*1 256QAM evaluation

The explosive increase in rich-content services, such as mobile video on demand, is driving deployment of the faster LTE-Advanced technology by network operators worldwide. The key technologies for increasing the speed of LTE-Advanced are carrier aggregation, which aggregates several component carriers into one, and MIMO, which uses multiple antennas for communications.

function supporting all 3CC CA*2band combinations and strengthening the functions of the company’s Radio Communication Analyzer MT8821C. With this new release, tests of LTE-Advanced DL 3CC CA 4x4 MIMO 256QAM mobiles are supported with no restrictions on frequency and signal bandwidth combinations. This software update is available from October 26. NOVEMBER 2016

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With built-in LTE-Advanced RF TRx test base station emulation functions, the all-in-one MT8821C already supports all DL 2CC CA 4x4 MIMO and DL 3CC CA standards. Combining two MT8821C units with this firmware update adds support for evaluating 4x4 MIMO 256QAM RF Rx*3 performance for all DL 3CC CA band combinations as part of Anritsu’s measurement solutions for facilitating deployment of LTE-Advanced broadband multifunction networks.

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D-Link Announces Next Generation Layer 3 Stackable Managed Gigabit Switches

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DGS-3630 Layer 3 stackable managed switches are designed to meet the complex network demands of SMB/ SME/ Large enterprise & ISPs, and offer maximum return on investment with its high performance & advanced features. Further its upgradeable software image feature provides a flexible approach to system management. So network administrators can simply deploy a lower cost L2+ solution, and upgrade to a L3 solution in the future as networking needs change and a full dynamic routing solution becomes required

Anritsu Launches Industry’s First 4x4 MIMO 256QAM Measurement Software Supporting All DL 3CC CA Band Combinations

Out of the box, the DGS-3630 series switches include the Standard Image (SI) software, supporting essential SMB and SME functionality, such as L2 switching, entry-level routing, L2 multicast, advanced QoS, Operations, Administration, and Maintenance (OAM), and robust security features. For additional functionality, DGS-3630 switches can be upgraded to Enhanced Image (EI) software using separately ordered license upgrades. The Enhanced Image adds support for full L3 routing for Enterprise integration, including OSPF, BGP, VRF-Lite, and L3 multicast.


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DIGISOL Announces Aggressive Siemens to Power Cities Foray into Structured Cabling Across Uttar Pradesh Through Market in India State-of-the-Art Energy Management System

On the occasion, K. R. Naik, Executive Chairman, DIGISOL Systems. said, “Manufacturing in India is my passion, and I am happy to introduce a full range of passive products, of which majority are made in India & which was our main interest from day one of entering business 4 decades

We at DIGISOL, always strive to introduce our designed products that not only meet current needs but also take care of the future ones, with our strong presence in SMB & Enterprise, we will work with regional and national SI’s for enhanced presence in large scale projects

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VP - SCS Business, DIGISOL Systems.

back. We are introducing products which will be game changers for System Integrators like patented keystones, manufactured locally and for easy installation, our 90 degree patch panels ranging from Cat 5e to Cat 6A. NOVEMBER 2016

With the introduction of passive (cabling) range of products, DIGISOL will be able to offer an end-to-end solution for active & passive range of Networking product line.

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The complete product range would be primarily available through the DIGISOL regional distributors, spread PanIndia. Smartlink Network Systems.

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n a milestone development for the state of Uttar Pradesh, Honorable Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh, Shri Akhilesh Yadav inaugurated the State Load Dispatch Center (SLDC) of Uttar Pradesh Power Transmission Corporation (UPPTCL) at Gomti Nagar, Lucknow. UPPTCL is the transmission utility of the state of Uttar Pradesh.

Siemens is delighted to partner with Uttar Pradesh Power Transmission Corporation in their initiative to modernize energy management systems. The state of the art SCADA/EMS system by Siemens will enable UPPTCL to deliver true value to their consumers by providing uninterrupted, high quality of power while ensuring sustained protection of the environment

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IGISOL Systems., (Subsidiary of Smartlink Network Systems.) a leading provider of Active Networking products, has announced an aggressive entry into the Passive range of Structured Cabling business in India. DIGISOL took yet another important step in its corporate journey of 34 years of providing best in class Networking solution in India and will now offer an entire range of Copper, Fiber and FTTH Structured Cabling Solutions for customers in India along with its Active Products line.

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Harald Griem, Executive Vice President and Head, Energy Management Division, Siemens, further added, “Siemens has once again demonstrated its indigenous manufacturing and technology capabilities. Being one of the pioneers in the area of Smart Grid Solutions we are helping utilities in India and abroad to effectively transform their operational capabilities and add to the delight of the customers while striving for a sustainable environment for our future.” Siemens has implemented SCADA/EMS (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition/ Energy Management System) at the SLDC, which is another step in modernizing the electrical network of state of Uttar Pradesh. With this latest enhancement to the nation’s grid modernization, Siemens further strengthened its leadership position in Smart Grid Solutions.



The Imperative of Fire Safety Planning Every step taken for fire safety planning goes long way in securing assets, property and people. by Sanjeev Nigam, Vice President – Security Services & Ad-Interim Fire, Gunnebo India

Sanjeev Nigam,

Vice President – Security Services & Ad-Interim Fire, Gunnebo India

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ire safety is an unpredictable accident. It is merciless. It does not spare anything whether it is assets, human beings or property etc. It does not give prior warning. Many businesses have collapsed when their important documents and assets were gutted in fire. Every year thousands of people are affected by injury and loss of life because of improper or no fire protection planning or compromising on substandard products or solutions. Most commonly fire protection is seen as compliance rather than a necessity. Very rarely is it noticed when the spark lights till it turns to flames. Recommended Fire safety plan structure: • Entire site should be equipped with addressable/non addressable fire detection system of repute. • Key contact information – Quick response and respective roles or responsibilities. • Utility services (Including shut-off valves for water, gas and electric) • Access issues • Dangerous stored materials • Location of people with special needs • Connections to sprinkler system • Layout, drawing, and site plan of building/ site • Maintenance schedules for life safety systems • Personnel training and fire drill procedure • Create safe haven (zone) Planning • Emergency procedures to be used in case of

fire including: sounding the alarm, notifying the fire department, provisions for access for fire-fighting, evacuating, and confining, controlling and extinguishing the fire. • Instructions on fire prevention methods and “What to do in case of fire” which must be given and explained to people. • The appointment and organization of designated supervisory staff by position, with related duties and responsibilities during an emergency. This includes the actions to be taken by supervisory staff in initiating any smoke control or other emergency fire systems prior to the arrival of the fire department where applicable. • The method of training supervisory staff for fire emergencies, method and frequency of conducting fire drills • The control of fire hazards throughout the building. • Detailed maintenance procedures for fire protection systems and building facilities • The identification of alternate fire safety measures in the event of a temporary shutdown of fire protection equipment or systems so that occupant safety can be assured. • Floor Plans / Site Layouts that feature the type, location and operation of fire protection systems, access for firefighting and all exit facilities. Floor plans or site layouts should be prominently displayed. • Detailed instructions for individuals on the use of any emergency equipment such as the voice communication system, the fire alarm system, smoke control system or emergency power system.

• Procedures for the use of elevators and the evacuation of residents requiring special assistance. • Established procedures for assisting the fire department in accessing the building and locating the fire. For large facilities/complexes it is recommended that floor plans showing exit locations be posted on each floor. Advantages • Reduces the incidence of fire through awareness, prevention and training. • Promotes fire hazard identification and elimination • Promotes employee safety and awareness • Increases residents / employee morale by allaying safety concerns • Coordinates business and fire department resources during a fire emergency • Reduces the potential impact of a fire on the business and community (injuries, losses, liability, etc.) • Enhances Fire Code compliance Tools of Trade This starts from detection to evacuation and suppression. • To understand fire dynamics, measurement methods, use of simulation tools are getting popular. • Fire alarms for early detection of any mishap. • Increasing use of sprinklers in residential buildings. • Innovation in fire suppression systems and integration to BMS. • Alternatives to hydrocarbons and Co2 industry is looking for high-pressure water mist.


BRE Academy Launches Training Courses in India BRE has launched its online building information modelling (BIM) courses in India submitted by Kamil CEng FIE.,BRE Global

RE Academy, the award winning training arm of internationally renowned building science centre BRE, has launched its online building information modelling (BIM) courses in India. With the country seeing major growth in sustainable construction, the courses will enable India’s built environment professionals to reap the significant benefits that BIM delivers. Designed to provide knowledge and skills that can be applied locally whilst still remaining consistent with the industry internationally, the Principals of BIM course is available online at bre.ac. Reflecting the emerging international information management standard, BuildingSMART International standards, internationally recognised good practice and other international developments, they range from a robust introduction to best practice, established standards, methods and procedures to BIM Level 2 certification. The course forms part of BRE Academy’s world-class training and education programmes. Developed by BRE in collaboration with global industry experts and in partnership with the sector’s best knowledge providers, they offer a gateway to the new skills, practices and knowledge that are vital for Milestone.pdf 1 2016/10/14 上午11:03 achieving a built environment that is fit for the future and rooted in the best long term social, economic and environmental outcomes.

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Green Bay Metro Fire Department Uses Flir K-series Thermal Imaging Cameras to Enhance Safety New technology opens up new possibilities. This is a truth that the Green Bay Metro Fire Department (Wisconsin, USA) knows all too well. The department has always kept an eye on how new technological developments can enhance the safety of its team members and victims during firefighting operatopns. in that respect, Green Bay Metro firrefighters have recently upgrated their gear with thermal imaging cameras (TICs) from FLIR Systems. The Green Bay Metro Fire Department has almost 200 firefighters. They work from eight fir stations - seven in the city and one in Allouez — altogether covering an area which is home to about 125,000 people.

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“Fire is a very hostile atmosphere for most people, including firefighters,” says Brent Elliott, Division Chief at Green Bay Metro. “When you have smoke that is so thick that you can’t see your hand in front of you, and you couple that with high heat, it’s an atmosphere that’s enough to scare the best of us. The key is being able to rely on the right tools that can help you get through that situation. When you have a tool that allows your team to see through that smoke, it creates a comfort level that allows you to do your job more efficiently and safer than ever before.”

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The Green Bay Metro Fire Department selected the FLIR K50 thermal imaging camera to be included in several of its engine and ladder company trucks.

QUICK SCANNING OF STRUCTURES The Green Bay Metro Fire Department selected the FLIR K50 thermal imaging camera to be included in several of its engine and ladder company trucks. The team has been using thermal imaging cameras for structural firefighting ever since the technology was available. But now with the new cameras from FLIR, things have changed dramatically. Brent Elliott: “The thermal cameras allow you to scan an area very rapidly, which is of crucial importance. With older models of TICs, you were only able to search inside a structure, whereas with the new cameras, you have sufficient resolution to allow you to scan the inside as well as the outside of a building, so you have a complete idea of what is happening. Scanning the outside of a structure

Brent Elliott, Division Chief at Green Bay Metro: “The FLIR thermal cameras allow you to scan an area very rapidly, which is of crucial importance.”


of fires. For Green Bay Metro, identifing the flow path and air track by means of thermal imaging allows them to make informed decisions on which firefighting tactic to follow.

With the FLIR K-Series, you have sufficient resolution to allow you to scan the inside as well the outside of a building.

before we go in has become a standard procedure for us, because it can guide us exactly to where we need to be, to the target areas that are most affected.” “There are basically two main strategies for addressing a fire: getting the fire out and getting the people out. Thermal imaging cameras help us in both cases.” But the use of thermal imaging cameras is not limited to fire department also Green Bay Metro fire Department also uses it for a variety of other tasks, including night time search and rescue, water rescue and detection of hazardous materials. And whenever extinguishing activites are finished, a thermal imaging camera is the ideal tool to overhaul the structure in search of hot spots or hidden fires.

IDENTIFYING FLOW PATH AND AIR TRACK “Thermal imaging cameras allow us to control the atmosphere, by identifying a structure’s flow path and air track, “ says Brent Elliott. “This makes it possible to effectively control the fire.” The “flow path” is the movement of air within a structure, while ”air track” is the movement of air around a structure. Both phenomena are critical in the development

There has long been a widely held belief that attaching a fire with water from outside the building would push the fir further into the structure, making conditions beyond the fire worse and potentially increasing the risk to fighters and trapped victims. However, recent research has proven that applying water to the fire as soon as possible from the outside softens the target (often lowering temperatures by hundreds of degrees) and helps firefirehters gain the upper hand. Green Bay Metro uses thermal imagers to assess the situation and ”reset” the fire from outside, but once that has been done the team is sent in with the therman=l imaging cameras for further fire attack and size-up from inside the home. Once conditions inside the structure are assessed, continuing the attack from the inside with the thermal imaging cameras increases the speed and effectiveness of fully extinguishing the fire.

ENHANCING SURVIVABILITY Having used the FLIR K-Series thermal imaging cameras for more than a year now, the outcome is very positive at the Green Bay Metro fire department. “The camera is very compact, light and easy to attach to our coats. One of the great advantages of our new cameras in my opinion is the ability to take pictures. This way, you can actually go out and share with your colleagues exactly what you have seen inside. The temperature scale and gradient display are also vital to our operations. It gives us total clarity about the environment we are operating in and therefore it significantly enhances the survivability of occupants as well as firefighters.”

Brent Elliott, Division Chief, Green Bay Metro. “When you have a tool that allows your team to see through smoke, it creates a comfort level that allows you to do your job more efficiently and safer than ever before.”

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During firefighting operations, Chief Officers with the Green Bay Fire Department like to stay in the know while team members are entering a building. “In the past, the thermal imaging cameras went in the building with the Crews, but the Officers on the outside lost the ability to monitor for problems due to not having a thermal imaging camera,” says Brent Elliott. To prevent the loss of information gained from thermal imaging cameras, the department invested in four FLIR One personal imagers. The pocket-sized FLIR One transforms a mobile device into a powerful thermal imager that sees heat and accurately measures temperature. The FLIR One mounts to an iPhone and will give the officers a three dimentional look at the fire and at the building the fire is consuming. “By deploying this technolgy, Officers that respond to a fire can keep a constant watch on the fire without talking the tools away from the crews going in,” says Brent Elliott. Today, two Battalion Chiefs and two Division Chiefs are using a FLIR One.

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The air, land, and sea transportation systems are the key growth drivers of economy, trade and tourism in India. They enable the safe and secure movement of people, goods and materials. For a huge country like India with its diverse landscape, securing its vast transport networks is the top priority. To secure these transport networks from the surging crime, antisocial behavior, and terrorist attacks, government has introduced dramatic changes in new technologies and strategies, which are been continually developed and upgraded. Staying in alignment with new technologies and best practices is the paramount for protecting infrastructure and public safety. It has become imperative to improve the preparedness and quick response to catastrophic attacks and to find the solutions which are safer, cost-effective, and easy to implement. a&s India explores the vertical market of transportation to share the expert views from the key stakeholders.

According to a new market report published by Transparency Market Research “Transportation and Security System Market - Global Industry Analysis, Size, Share, Growth, Trends and Forecast 2015 - 2021,” the transportation and security system market was valued at USD 36.40 Billion in 2014, which is expected to reach USD 74.50 Billion by 2021, growing at a CAGR of 10.9% from 2015 to 2021. According to IBEF research report, “India has the second largest road network across the world at 4.7 million km. This road network transports more than 60 per cent of all goods in the country and 85 per cent of India’s total passenger traffic. Road transportation has gradually increased over the years with the improvement in connectivity between cities, towns and villages in the country.” The report states, “The Indian roads carry almost 90 per cent of the country’s passenger traffic and around 65 per cent of its freight. In India sales of automobiles and movement of freight by roads is growing at a rapid rate. Cognizant of the need to create an adequate road network to cater to the increased traffic and movement of goods, Government of India has set earmarked 20 per cent of the investment of US$ 1 trillion reserved for infrastructure during the 12th Five-Year Plan (2012–17) to develop the country’s roads.” By systems, the transportation and security system market has been sub-divided into access control, surveillance, fire safety, scanning and biometrics. Access control forms the basis of any security system and is used in a large scale in all airports, railway stations and bus terminals and thus, the demand is expected to increase through the forecast period. Surveillance also forms a vital part of transportation security. Surveillance with the help of CCTV cameras in aircrafts and trains helps to monitor any criminal activities and thus enhances transportation security. Fire safety has been made compulsory in different modes of transportation by various countries globally which is further driving the overall market.

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According to Yogesh B. Dutta, COO, Aditya Infotech, “The transport security segment is growing at a stupendous pace. The need for securing transport has never been as important. The sheer volume of people travelling through public transport and the security threats associated with it makes it imperative for securing public transports.” He further added, “Technology wise, there have been significant advances with the

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mobile solutions for high definition imagery and efficient monitoring. Among others are the introduction of vandal-proof cameras, shock-proof DVRs/ NVRs, vehicle tracking system (3G+GPRS), built-in/ external storage, programmed back-up, two-way communication, and prompt alerts in the event of any deviation from the designed course. “ According to Ashish P. Dhakan,CEO & MD, Prama Hikvision, “In a big metro like Mumbai or New Delhi where more than 25 million commute each day (more than Australia’s population!) by local trains and another 25 million people by buses, security is of paramount importance. Not only the to and fro trip should be made swiftly but also safely and securely. The bomb blasts in the local trains and the gory incident at the world’s busiest railway station at Chatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST) in Mumbai on 26/11/ 2008 had necessitated the local transportation authorities to beef up security at all suburban stations.” According to Jatin Desai Product Manager of Access Control and TimeAttendance Solutions, Matrix Comsec, “Transportation security is very important for ensuring timely operations and risk free passenger travelling. The major components of transportation security and safety system include Access Control and surveillance. However, various other technologies are used in the transportation security.” They are as follows: • Bottled Liquids Scanner • Biometric Scanners for Access Control • Explosive Detection System • Explosive Trace Detection According to Pravin Surana, Managing Director, Morpho Detection India, “For air travel, the major development impacting transport security is growth. In August, domestic air travel was 25 percent higher than 2015 – driven in large part by low-cost carriers. To secure this and the anticipated continued growth of commercial air travel, airports and airlines are reviewing and enhancing security protocols. With unique demands that differ from a controlled airport environment, mass transit metro systems and railways are investing in new security infrastructure to accommodate demand and expansion.” According to Sourav Banerjee, Regional Sales Manager, South Asia, “One of the latest development which I see is in the area of automation or Integration of fare collection system with banking system through smart card. The latest trend is to have a converge card which will be issued by a bank and could be used in multiple places like metro rail, bus ticket, atm etc. Also metro is coming in most of the major cities in India and all the airports are getting revamped to increase the passenger handling capacity. In a nutshell the transportation sector is expanding to meet the compliment the economic growth.

Opportunities and Challenges

“Opportunities are aplenty. Mobile solutions are flexible enough to be integrated into almost any functionality of a vehicle to up the security ante. For instance, when a mobile surveillance solution is integrated with an access control solution in a school bus, parents can be intimated by SMS/ email when their child boards the vehicle,” observed Yogesh B. Dutta He further added, “Challenges include inadequate training of system integrators that is a prerequisite to successful system installation; lack of adequate knowledge to be able to advise clients the best solutions for their requirements; and bandwidth limitations affecting the uniformity of results.” “In April this year Shan-e-Punjab Express became India’s first train to have CCTV cameras installed in all coaches, as part of Railways’ efforts to strengthen security of passengers particularly women travelers. About 122 surveillance cameras have been installed in all 21 coaches including ladies compartments at an estimated cost of Rs 36 lakh,” said Ashish P. Dhakan. “Safety and security are addressed through a variety of technologies ranging from vehicle tracking systems, silent alarms, and security cameras to personal handheld devices,” suggested Ashish P. Dhakan. “From Matrix perspective we see following opportunities and challenges,” said Jatin Desai. Opportunities: • Indian Economy Growing at a very Healthy Rate • Large Transportation Sector Including Public and Private Services • Largest Rail Network in the World • 125+ Airports in India Challenges • Restricting Access of Intruders in Sensitive Areas • Safe Guarding Freight Containers which carry Valuable Assets • Protecting Passengers and Their Valuables • Tracking Transporting Vehicles “The transportation sector in any large city or metropolitan area faces numerous challenges in securing the large populations that use public transportation, the city’s streets and highways, and airports and seaports to get from point A to point B,” said Mike Prysock, Global Vertical Market Manager, Airports/Seaports, Pelco by Schneider Electric.

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He further added, “Transportation is critical to any thriving urban area. This sector faces a number of challenges, including ensuring the safety of motorists from natural disasters and attacks, as well as making sure traffic is flowing and pedestrians are safe. The industry presents a significant opportunity for manufacturers that are willing to listen to the needs of city officials and work hand-inhand with city planners and law enforcement to ensure the best possible solution.” “Advances in explosives detection and screening technologies have created an opportunity for all-sized airports and transportations systems to invest in scalable solutions to screen passengers and baggage quicker, more accurately and less-invasively. For example, more metro

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Yogesh B. Dutta,

COO, Aditya Infotech

Ashish P. Dhakan,

C.E.O. & MD, Prama Hikvision

Emerging Threats

“With the increasing dependence on technology, the most significant challenge that is posed is that of cybercrime. Theft, tampering and vandalism of data is and emerging security threat in the transport sector. As of now, a significant percentage of the transport security sector continues to remain ill-equipped with security measures to cope with an emergency, should there be one,” informed Yogesh Dutta. According to Jatin Desai, “The threat perceptions are related to people and goods.” There are two sides of transportation: • Companies that Move Goods (Freight and Shipping Companies) • Companies that Move People (Passenger Transportation Companies) • Physical Security of Passengers (a) Terrorist Attacks and Hi-Jacking (b) Theft or Robbery • Freight Security (a) Theft or Damage “Technology is changing the face of transport security, offering more high-quality image capture using less light than ever before. Traditionally, cameras set on busy street corners gathered a wealth of information during the day, but had a hard time delivering picture clarity at night. Today’s surveillance solutions incorporate low-light functionality that provides officials with the best possible view of possible incidents that might arise,” observed Mike Prysock. He further added, “Additionally, analytics gathered from video data plays a large role in how cities handle problems, such as major congestion in certain areas. Using analytics to identify busy times on a major throughway can help city planners and officials identify problem areas and work toward building a plan that addresses these issues.”

Jatin Desai,

Product Manager of Access Control and Time-Attendance Solutions, Matrix Comsec

Mike Prysock,

Global Vertical Market Manager, Airports/ Seaports, Pelco by Schneider Electric

Pravin Surana,

Managing Director, Morpho Detection India

Sourav Banerjee,

Regional Sales Manager, South Asia, Identiv

“Be it explosives, narcotics or other contraband, new attempts to hide and conceal threats unfortunately never stop. The emergence of homemade explosives (HMEs) is a growing challenge as they are comprised of common materials anyone can purchase. In addition, the “insider” Jumbi Edulbehram,

Regional President – Americas, Oncam

Considering the dependence on internet for security solutions to work, access to steady stream of high speed internet at all times is crucial to yielding the true benefits of mobile security. This is presently a major roadblock that needs to be addressed. With high speed internet, the possibilities are immense. Additionally focus on cloud storage will reduce the dependence on hardware thereby increasing the security levels even further

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systems and railways are now utilizing portable explosive trace detectors (ETD) to screen for explosives without causing delays or creating a barrier to entering a station,” observed Pravin surana. According to Jumbi Edulbehram, Regional President – Americas, Oncam, “The transportation market – both public and private – is heavily regulated to ensure the safety and security of passengers and the general public. One challenge for these organizations is the need to comply with stringent rules in regards to security systems deployed while maintaining a proactive approach to security in growing urban areas. Public forms of transportation are lifelines for billions of people across the globe, and these numbers are growing exponentially as a result of rapid urbanization and globalization, making security a critical component.”

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threat of employees and contractors with access to secure areas that aren’t required to undergo the same mandated screening passengers must. Combined with rapidly growing demand for travel, this has made the deployment of advanced detection solutions more urgent,” said Pravin Surana. “Transportation sector could be one of the easy and soft targets in coming days because targeting that cause huge human life damage and also it shakes the economy. Apart from containing the terrorism problem though surveillance system, analytics and access control we need to give importance to modern drives like anti collision system or early warning system as these could help avoid accidents and in turn save like and property. With more and more growth in transportation sector we could be vulnerable

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to more accidents which we can avoid by using latest anti collision devices,” said Sourav Banerjee. “Public transit has increasingly become a target for attacks to unfold, as well as dayto-day instances of vandalism, burglaries, accidents and harassment. With these threats, there is significant opportunity for video surveillance technology to take a central part in securing public transit,”opined Jumbi Edulbehram.

Tech Trends

Biometric access control can work in below mentioned modes: • Helps Restricting Highly Sensitive Areas • Helps Safeguarding High Security Containers • Helps Track Down the Transporting Vehicle Drivers

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“A growing number of global airports, most recently in Europe, are transitioning to computed tomography (CT)-powered explosives detection systems (EDS) to screen all checked baggage – referred to as Level 1 screening. As opposed to traditional X-ray systems, next-generation EDS facilitate automated checked baggage screening with enhanced throughput and accuracy,” said Pravin Surana. He further added, “Currently deployed at Indira Gandhi International Airport, Bangalore International Airport and Mumbai Airport, this technology is increasingly becoming the standard for global hold

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baggage screening and an important component of long-term security planning. After recognizing the benefits for hold baggage, the US and Europe are currently experimenting with CT technology at the checkpoint which has shown the potential to reduce divestitures and intrusive manual inspections that cause delays.”

Latest Innovative Solutions

“CP PLUS offers a wide range of innovative product and solutions for transport security, including fire-proof storage, integrated monitor for onboard monitoring with twoway commination, built-in RFID module for sign-in and sigh-out with notifications (SMS/ e-mail), and speaker for two-way communication,” suggested Yogesh Dutta. “Hikvision has comprehensive solutions for transport security requirements. Some of the key solutions by Hikvision includes following systems,” informed Ashish P. Dhakan. Hikvision’s vertical solutions for transport sector includes Vehicle Tracking System, Silent Alarm Systems, Vehicle Tracking Systems One of the most important safety measures is that of knowing where the vehicles are located at all times in case of emergencies. Vehicle tracking systems can improve safety and security in a variety of ways. When an incident occurs, the exact vehicle location assists authorities in arriving at the scene as quickly as possible. If a driver becomes incapacitated for any reason, or is not performing his duties properly, it will quickly be evident that the vehicle is deviating from its schedule. Thus, problems, whether reported by the vehicle operator or not, will be identified and resolved in a more timely manner. Vehicle tracking

Transportation security can be best achieved through welldesigned security systems that are integrated with transportation operations. The concept of a layered security system, in which multiple security features are connected and provide backup for one another, has a particular advantage. Perfect execution by each element in the system is not crucial, because other elements can compensate

“Some of the new trends in transport security solutions include, vandal-proof cameras, shock-proof DVRs/ NVRs, vehicle tracking system (3G+GPRS) using Google map, builtin/ external storage, scheduled back-up (using Wi-Fi), two-way communication, and automatic alerts when the vehicle deviates from the set route,” suggested Yogesh B. Dutta. “Transportation security constitutes of various systems and services to provide security in all modes of transportation, viz. airways, waterways, roadways, and railways. The trending solutions would include biometric solutions, video surveillance, barriers and metal detectors. The more trending solution for security would be the biometric solutions. Biometrics help in verifying the identity of a person based on physiognomies. Specifically, traditional authentication methods such as magnetic cards, personal identification cards, passwords or keys are susceptible to attacks and can be easily stolen,” informed Jatin Desai.

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CEO & MD, Prama Hikvision

technologies are frequently combined with other technologies, such as mobile data computers (MDCs) or computer-aided dispatch (CAD) devices. Silent Alarm Systems Silent alarms aka panic buttons, can be operated by a vehicle operator, alert authorities to problems onboard the vehicle. These alarms are often integrated and placed in a covert location, so the vehicle operator


can activate the alarm without being noticed. This can be particularly helpful in the event of a vehicle hijacking. When the signal is activated, the dispatchers know the location of the bus because all buses have GPS-based AVL( Automatic Vehicle Locator). Security Cameras Security cameras on vehicles as well as security cameras at transit stops are perhaps the most obvious security technology employed. Large, easily visible cameras are effective at making surveillance known to the passengers. Live camera feeds from vehicles can be very helpful in emergency situations. At transit stops where traditional hardwire communications networks are available, it is more common to find cameras providing live video feeds that are monitored in real time. A variety of analog , HDTVI and IP Cameras acquire High-definition video footage of the vehicle’s interiors as well as surrounding environment. Recorders Embedded mobile NVRs and DVRs provide reliable on board video recording. Multiple accessories are also supported to provide valuable features like status indication, two way audio and panic alarm. “Matrix provides comprehensive solutions for the transportation industry. With a combined hardware and software product solution, security can be enhanced,” suggested Jatin Desai. Biometric Access Control: Restricts access in sensitive areas. Multi-Spectral Fingerprint Scanner: Ensures high security as it would reject and notify in case of fake fingers being used. • User friendly software to pre-define a route for transporting a vehicle and track it. “Morpho Detection’s Itemiser family of desktop ETD systems have been in-service at airports, air cargo facilities, and railways throughout India for several years. Most recently, the next-generation Itemiser 4DX has achieved the industry leading position at European airports for its non-rad source, ease of use and Morpho Detection’s unmatched global service footprint. To fully utilize the operational benefits of Itemiser 4DX, we work with customers to integrate Remote Connect networking software. As a result, Itemiser 4DX installations can now achieve true central station capabilities including remote monitoring, programming, system maintenance and the seamless storing and retrieval of data. These capabilities are essential for growing airports to integrate new infrastructure and detection capabilities while meeting reporting requirements of new security mandates,” suggested Pravin Surana.

“We have recently done a project on Smart card to stop pilferage in Logistics. Every consignment details in loaded in the smart card carried by the driver and he needs to hand over the same to depot manager to verify and cross check when the truck reaches the destination. Transportation sector needs stable and robust product because of its nature of business and we have industrial grade HIRSCH access controllers which are very stable, offers high data security and can survive in inclement weather or condition,” suggested Sourav Banerjee. “Transit applications are an ideal fit for easily adaptable, scalable and reliable 360-degree camera technology. Train and bus stations are logical locations where 360-degree camera technology can protect platforms by allowing security officials the flexibility to pan or zoom into every corner of a station, eliminating the need for a large number of traditional cameras that can miss critical areas of concern. Coupled with built-in analytics that can be used to count passengers or track the flow of traffic, and these solutions can significantly improve business operations and planning for future investments,” suggested Jumbi Edulbehram.

New Initiatives

“Considering the dependence on internet for security solutions to work, access to steady stream of high speed internet at all times is crucial to yielding the true benefits of mobile security. This is presently a major roadblock that needs to be addressed. With high speed internet, the possibilities are immense. Additionally focus on cloud storage will reduce the dependence on hardware thereby increasing the security levels even further,” opined Yogesh B. Dutta. “Comprehensive high-definition video monitoring helps authorities to deal with complex situations like pick pocketing, drunken driving, behavior of irate passengers, traffic accidents and terrorism. Pictures and videos can be instantly relayed to law enforcement authorities for investigation,” suggested Ashish P. Dhakan. He further added, “Transportation security can be best achieved through well-designed security systems that are integrated with transportation operations. The concept of a layered security system, in which multiple security features are connected and provide backup for one another, has a particular advantage. Perfect execution by each element in the system is not crucial, because other elements can compensate.” According Ashish P. Dhakan,“In order to have an effective transportation security it is imperative to have broad guidelines.” They are as follows: • Receive, assess, and distribute intelligence information related to transportation security. • Assess threats to transportation. • Develop policies, strategies, and plans for protecting against threats to transportation, mitigating damage from attacks, and responding to and recovering from attacks. • Make other plans related to transportation security, including coordination of

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countermeasures with appropriate departments and agencies. • Serve as the primary liaison for transportation security to the intelligence and law enforcement communities. • Enforce security- related regulations and requirements. • Inspect, maintain, and test security facilities, equipment and systems. • Ensure the adequacy of security measures for the transportation of passengers and cargo. • Identify and undertake research and development activities necessary to enhance transportation security. • Last but not the least never leave anything to chance.

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“We have recently done a project on Smart card to stop pilferage in Logistics. Every consignment details in loaded in the smart card carried by the driver and he needs to hand over the same to depot manager to verify and cross check when the truck reaches the destination. Transportation sector needs stable and robust product because of its nature of business and we have industrial grade HIRSCH access controllers which are very stable, offers high data security and can survive in inclement weather or condition,” suggested Sourav Banerjee. “Oncam offers integrated technology solutions that can provide effective and

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Pelco by Schneider Electric allows cities and transport authorities to take a multi-layered approach to security, providing open solutions that facilitate enhanced collaboration between departments. Video surveillance, data analytics and video management systems all work seamlessly together to provide evidence gathering for investigations, incident reconstruction and debriefing, and enable security personnel to coordinate and share data as necessary.

“Pelco by Schneider Electric allows cities and transport authorities to take a multilayered approach to security, providing open solutions that facilitate enhanced collaboration between departments. Video surveillance, data analytics and video management systems all work seamlessly together to provide evidence gathering for investigations, incident reconstruction and debriefing, and enable security personnel to coordinate and share data as necessary. Additionally, Pelco’s latest enhancements to its line of IP video cameras brings extreme low-light capability that make it possible to capture the clearest possible video in even the darkest of places,” informed Mike Prysock. “One of the most important things all organizations should do is think long-term about how to manage security challenges and growth. Engaging a trusted service provider that understands longevity and can point to a proven track record of innovating to meet emerging threats and operational challenges is essential. Someone who has the localized service infrastructure and rapid-response capabilities to ensure minimal downtime and maximum return on investment,” said Pravin Surana.

Mike Prysock,

Global Vertical Market Manager,Airports & Seaports, Pelco by Schneider Electric

measured response to a security issue for passengers using 360-degree camera technology. The camera technology offered by Oncam allows security officials to achieve maximized situational awareness, superior widearea coverage with reduced blind spots, and a valuable and efficient forensic tool for critical investigations. Offered in both indoor and outdoor form factors the Oncam Evolution-12 and Evolution 05 camera lines offer superior coverage,” concluded Jumbi Edulbehram.

PPP Model

“Close collaboration between the public and private sectors has and will continue to be the driving force behind explosives detection innovations. By working together, government regulators, airports, airlines, public transportation systems and suppliers will continue to develop the regulatory standards and best practices that drive the private sector to innovative and develop nextgeneration solutions and capabilities,” observed Pravin Surana.

Application Cases

“Fresno International Airport in Fresno, California, United States, utilizes Pelco by Schneider Electric to streamline operations, gather video data through surveillance cameras, and aid officials in optimizing and streamlining processes,” said Mike Prysock. “Morpho Detection has won contracts and is currently working with the Airports Authority of India to deploy Itemiser ETD systems to more than 50 airports to support explosives screening of passengers, cargo and carry-on bags. The end result for passengers will be more efficient and less-invasive security screenings,” informed Pravin Surana. He further added, “Currently under construction, Morpho Detection is working with the Hyderabad Metro Rail to deploy and service more than 130 high-resolution X-ray (HRX) systems.”


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Intelligent Vehicle Monitoring and Recording System Aakash Universal under the brand name of Core has introduced electronic traffic monitoring system to the Indian market.

By RAHUL AMBEGAOKAR, CEO, AAKASH UNIVERSAL

Rahul Ambegaokar

CEO, Aakash Universal

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n recent years, as India’s comprehensive strength and improve the level of national income, motor vehicles 10% to 20% annual rate of rapid growth, accelerate the pace of road construction national urbanization level is rising, contradictions traffic management status and needs further exacerbated, Criminal and public order and traffic-related caseload has increased year by year, especially after the accident or crime like driving along the highway escape, stealing motor vehicle, vehicles illegal driving and other cases. In this case, how to use advanced technological means to improve urban traffic management, suppression of traffic accidents, against the crime vehicles, deter criminals, improve social security comprehensive management is the meantime task of public security and traffic departments. The Intelligent Vehicle Monitoring and Recording System: the vehicle image capture, the main purpose of vehicle license plate recognition vehicle characteristics data collection, compare dispatched alarm, Road operation of the

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vehicle constituted, flow distribution, Perennial uninterrupted illegal conduct automatic record, for quick corrective traffic violations, rapid detection of escape and motor vehicle accidents robbery, deck cases provide important technical tools and evidence, for traffic management, transportation Planning, provide an important basis for road maintenance and operating data, It played an important role in urban public security and traffic management process, To solve the problem of public security police, improve traffic enforcement level has very important significance. The system is designed based on centralized management of distributed systems strategy, Layered structure design, logically divided into three layers: Front-end Subsystem— Transmission Subsystem—Backend Management Subsystem. When the back-end management Subsystems, according to different functions of the focus into “Monitoring and Management Center” and “Center Business Applications”, depending on the single point of application, district level applications, municipal

applications, Even the size of the province the flexibility to deploy a wide range of networking applications, Strengthen the management functions of higher authorities, highlight practical application of functional departments, to achieve unified management of the entire network resources. Self-built intersection LAN, dedicated access network, the central video special network, POLICE existing fiber network resources as the transmission channel, construction of the network transmission subsystems, to achieve interoperability between the mount and the rear end of the front-end subsystem management subsystem.

System Functions: Vehicle Capture Function

System for a vehicle captured by video detection mode function, it can capture all passing vehicle, in addition to capture in the driveway outside the normal vehicles, also has cross-lane capture and reverse travel of the vehicle functions. Within the normal speed (5km/h ~ 200km/h) wide monitoring area specification vehicles accurate


The system can accurately capture record access vehicle information. Vehicle records contain information in addition to the image information, further includes text information, as Date, Time (accurate to the millisecond), Location, Direction, License plate number, License plate color. Vehicle information into relational databases, and related text information superimposed on the image.

Un-motor Vehicle Capture

System to achieve un-motor function by capturing video detection method can capture all through nonmotorized vehicles, on the positive, the reverse non-motorized vehicle on the monitored area, whose image capturing more than 95% accuracy rate. Un-motor records contain information in addition to the image information, further includes text information, as Date, Time (accurate to the millisecond), Location, Direction, License plate number, License plate color. Vehicle information into relational databases, and related text information superimposed on the image.

Pedestrians Capture

Video detection system to achieve pedestrian way that all can be monitored through the pedestrian area of target acquisition, daytime pedestrian capture rate of 90% at night to capture more than 85% accuracy rate. Pedestrian records contain information in addition to the image information, further includes text information, as Date, Time (accurate to the millisecond), Location, Direction, License plate number, License plate color. Vehicle information into relational databases, and related text information superimposed on the image.

Intelligent Fill Light Function

System considering the vehicle’s front windshield to light reflection characteristics, foil situation, ambient light exposure situations, using a

special filter head, specialized imaging mode control strategy and fill light, and arrange a reasonable way the Arrangement, So that the system can be an effective solution for all types of vehicles windscreen reflections and direct glare and other issues to ensure that vehicle, the license plate was visible. Using feedback control between the fill light and camera imaging control module, to meet the requirements of night shooting. Use light suppression technology, to avoid strong backlight, under the influence of strong light environment along shooting caused.

Vehicle License Plate Recognition

The system can automatically identify vehicle license, including the license plate number, license plate color recognition. 1) Automatic Number Plate Recognition In real-time recording images of vehicles, also has civilian license plates, police license plates, license plate military, armed police license plate license plate recognition computer automatically. The recognize characters include: Numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, English Alphabet A, B, C, D …… X, Y, Z

Automatic Identification Plate Color

The system can identify Black, White, Yellow kinds of plate colors.

Front-end recognition technology

Vehicle license plate recognition algorithm (license plate recognition, license plate color recognition) integrated capture unit, the recognition result from the capture unit output directly.

Vehicle Detection Function

of models of vehicle (large trucks, vans, buses, cars, vans).

Front-end Backup Storage

Front of the system using a largecapacity industrial grade hard disk as a storage medium, ≥200 million of vehicles that can save the information or information ≥100 million of illegal vehicles, when exceeding the maximum storage capacity, automatic vehicle information and pictures circulated coverage.

Data HTTP Functionality

The system supports the HTTP functionality. Network transmission channel fault, terminal Server can complete a temporary cache data within a certain time, when communication is restored, the data is temporarily stored can automatically resume, makeup centralized storage to a central management platform. There are two strategies of resume: Priority Upload Historical Data & the Latest Data Upload Priority.

Image Tamper Protection

The original image information recorded by the system with antitampering function, to avoid the transmission, storage, processing and other processes are artificially tampering.

Network Remote Maintenance Function

Front-end subsystem interface to set aside a time correction, Parameter setting interface, diagnostic interface and recovery operation of the interface, Front-end equipment can be set up, commissioning and maintenance. Administrators can view real-time operational status of frontend equipment. Remote maintenance via the network, remote setting and remote upgrade capabilities.

The system uses license plate color and video detection technology combined with the method of determining the vehicle type, can be detected 5 kinds

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RTM Marseille Gets Secured by UTC Fire & Security UTC Fire & Security offered RTM the perfect solution to its needs. In 2009, a video network of 700 cameras was completed, together with fifteen surveillance sites where the massive input of images can be monitored. SUBMITTED BY utc fIRE & SECURITY

arseille, the oldest city in France, was founded in 600 BC by Greeks from Phocaea. Today Marseille is France’s second largest city and forms the third largest metropolitan area after Paris and Lyon. It is a regional centre of culture and entertainment with an important opera house, historical and maritime museums, five art galleries and numerous cinemas, clubs, bars and restaurants. RTM RTM (Régie des Transports de Marseille) is a public transport network, functioning 364 days a year and used daily Marseille inhabitants. RTM’s vehicles cover almost 100,000 kilometers a day: the equivalent of twice the Earth’s circumference. NOVEMBER 2016

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Pre-existing situation The extension of urban lanes, as well as underground lines, is essential in a city with a high growth rate and a constrained geography. The Allied Urban Community and RTM together embarked upon a major project to extend existing lines and modernise the metro’s video surveillance systems – comprising a network of 700 subway cameras. This major installation project began during the summer of 2005.

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UTC Fire & Security’s solution UTC Fire & Security offered RTM the perfect solution to its needs. In 2009, a video network of 700 cameras was completed, together with fifteen surveillance sites where the massive input of images can be monitored. The transfer of all this data onto a single system is made possible using UTC Fire & Security’s UltraView system, which is capable of accommodating a virtually unlimited number of cameras. The video surveillance network at RTM remains one of the largest installations of this type undertaken by UTC Fire & Security’s local partner, Digisys. With this advanced networked solution, RTM is able to offer a safer environment for its personnel and travelers.


Leading Indian Logistics Company Opts for Identiv Solution A leading India logistics company with more than 4,000 vehicles chose Identiv’s uTrust 3700 F Contactless Smart Card Reader to help protect the annual transport of over 200 million metric tons of goods.

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logistics and transport company based in India owns over 4,000 vehicles and handles more than 200 million metric tons of cargo annually Business Situation With more than 4,000 vehicles (and drivers) covering almost 30 states and 4 union territories throughout India, the logistics and transport company needed an affordable solution to protect the large amount of goods in transit. Additionally, the company searched for a solution that could also map the driver of each vehicle, further preventing proliferation of the transported products. Technical Situation The logistics company searched for a solution — it needed to connect with a company that could provide affordable contactless smart card readers with near field communication (NFC) capabilities. Vehicle and consignment details needed to be loaded on a driver’s smart card through this reader and that same data needed to be retrieved at the destination. At that point, the transported goods could be physically tallied against the available data. Solution To solve its proliferation problem, the logistics company chose Identiv’s uTrust 3700 F Contactless Smart Card Reader, the ideal combination of 13.56 MHz contactlesss and NFC technologies in just one device. Identiv’s PClinked readers support end-user environments where virtually all kinds of contactless credentials are being used, even in mixed populations. With its all-in-one concept, the uTrust 3700 F enables a smooth transition from wellestablished traditional technologies into emerging NFC applications, supporting new business. It represents the perfect mix between modern, stylish design and the same ergonomic operation of any credential form factor, like ID-1 cards, tokens or NFC-enabled smart phones. The Identiv driver platform, as well as the Windows® Plug-and-Play driver support, allow seamless integration into any end-user environment with very little or no administration. The uTrust 3700 F can even be used on Android- based systems.

With uTrust 3700 F, the end user experiences convenience, transaction-time efficiency, security, flexibility and full NFC capability for applications such as network log-on, secure web-based transactions and even NFC-based customer loyalty programs. The product also has been designed for secure in-field firmware upgrades and great reliability, providing a perfect return on investment. Benefits Identiv’s uTrust 3700 F Contactless Smart Card Reader is affordable, scalable, and easy to implement. With the simple swipe of a smart card, the logistics and transport company can track goods and drivers, stop proliferation, and in turn, save money. By choosing Identiv to protect its fleet over over 4,000 trucks — and the goods transported within — the company is stopping thieves in their tracks..

PROJECT AT A GLANCE

Location

A leading logistics and transport company Smart card readers with NFC India

Scope

More than 4,000 vehicles

Identiv Solution

uTrust 3700 F Contactless Smart Card Reader

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California Airport Turns to Pelco for a Complete Video Surveillance Solution Fresno Yosemite International Airport leads the way in adoption of advanced VideoXpert platform SUBMITTED BY PELCO

NOVEMBER 2016

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The Customer Located in the Central San Joaquin Valley, Fresno Yosemite International Airport (FAT) is a regional aviation hub in heart of California that serves more than 1.2-million passengers annually. The airport, which was formerly known as Hammer Airfield, was used by the U.S. Army Air Force during World War II as a training base, and had three sub-bases and two gunnery rages. After the facility opened to commercial air travel in 1948, the airport was renamed “Fresno Air Terminal.” The airport received its current moniker in 1996 as part of an effort to reflect its geographic location to three national parks – Yosemite, Kings Canyon and Sequoia. Today, the airport is home to eight different airlines that provide non-stop service from FAT, to 10 different domestic and international locations. The airport encompasses more than 2,000 acres, and features two runways and associated taxiways that are capable of accommodating most airline fleets. As with any airport, the use of video surveillance is absolutely critical to ensuring the safety and security of both passengers and staff at FAT.

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The Challenge One year ago, as part of what is essentially a never-ending process of evaluating and upgrading surveillance technology where it is needed, the airport’s security team, which is lead by City of Fresno Airports Chief of Public Safety Joe Maskovich, reached out to its longtime systems integrator, Angstrom Technology Group, to look at incorporating next-generation surveillance hardware and software into its current infrastructure. Since Angstrom became the airport’s integrator of choice nearly 11 years ago, David Lascano, the firm’s owner, said the company has made a concerted effort to install surveillance technology only from Pelco by Schneider Electric because of the company’s track record of providing reliable, high-quality products. FAT initially began with approximately 50 analog cameras in the early to mid-2000s, but the system has now grown to more than 200 cameras, the majority of which are IP. But just having a standard, run-of-the-mill surveillance solution is simply not good enough for Maskovich or Lascano, which is the reason for implementing a wide variety of new cameras, including high-definition, panoramic models from the Pelco Optera and Evolution lines, and the thermal imaging Sarix line. “We have been testing and using some phenomenal cameras from Pelco. Some of the cameras that are going up now, when I see the level of resolution, I’m just blown away,” said Maskovich. Among some of the other surveillance hardware recently installed in FAT include 11 high-definition decoders, one gateway server, one core server, two 48-terabyte and three 36-terabyte video storage servers, and one workstation within the airport’s communications center. However, in addition to these significant hardware upgrades,


The Solution While the security team at FAT had successfully used the Endura and Digital Sentry video management systems for years, stakeholders wanted to further enhance functionality of the VMS used to provide security professionals with the ability to make fast, effective decisions in the event of a threat. Perhaps the most important capability officials sought was a way to streamline investigations, which can be a very time-consuming and labor-intensive process. For example, if an incident involving a traveler occurs in the airport, surveillance system managers must piece together clips from individual cameras to be able to retrace that individual’s steps through the terminal. However, with VideoXpert, that process has become effortless, allowing operators to export the entire investigation as a single file and share with the proper authorities. “With VideoXpert, you can tailor the investigation and bring all of the cameras into the timeline simultaneously,” explained Lascano. For example, if a passenger walks into the terminal at 9 a.m., and a security event occurs involving that particular passenger, operators can trim footage to include a specific incident at a specific time as that passenger walks through the terminal. Prior to implementing VideoXpert, FAT had to reference multiple interfaces to achieve the same result. VideoXpert now provides a single interface for such an investigation. “It is a great move forward,” Lascano said. Having over 200 cameras – many of which are of the fixed variety – Maskovich added that this capability within VideoXpert also simplifies the entire process for investigators charged with reviewing incidents. The VMS also allows for extensive, customized integrations with a variety of hardware and software applications, including analytics, license plate recognition, point of sale, event/alarm management and much more. “With this operating system, video clips are correlated and it makes it very easy for anyone to see the whole incident even though it involves separate recorded video from different cameras,” said Maskovich. VideoXpert has an intuitively designed user interface that provides easy navigation to users, streamlining responses to threats or suspicious behavior in real-time. The platform boasts flexibility and scalability in a reliable, modular architecture, enabling growth along with the growth of an organization. At its core, VideoXpert maintains a database of cameras and recording devices that can be managed through a convenient Web-based interface where operators can configure and manage the system functionality. VideoXpert’s Op Center supports up to six uniquely configurable monitors, each capable of displaying up to 16 video streams simultaneously – critical for a busy airport environment that sees thousands of passengers coming and going every single day. From an integration perspective, because VideoXpert was designed to enable customers to reuse components of the Digital Sentry and Endura platforms, installing and setting up the system was made that much easier. “Having that existing infrastructure in place helped tremendously,” said Lascano. “It was very simple. The migration tool worked perfectly and setup was minimal.” And while the security staff was a bit apprehensive about having to learn a new VMS, having Endura still running in the background provided them with the ability to become more familiar with VideoXpert while still having the old platform to leverage if needed.

“One of the things that simplified the transition for us is that we had both systems running in parallel. They could use either system and we made both workstations available so they could be logged into both systems simultaneously,” he said. “We’re deploying cameras all the time and expanding surveillance beyond the terminal to cover our entire perimeter,” concluded Maskovich. “We’re also adding thermal imaging cameras that will help us with intrusion detection. We are constantly examining the solutions we have in place and looking at ways to improve how we conduct investigations, provide operators with a greater amount of situational awareness and streamlining business operations. Our systems are a work in progress, and we’re glad to have a partner in Pelco that will help us be successful.”

We’re also adding thermal imaging cameras that will help us with intrusion detection. We are constantly examining the solutions we have in place and looking at ways to improve how we conduct investigations, provide operators with a greater amount of situational awareness and streamlining business operations. Our systems are a work in progress, and we’re glad to have a partner in Pelco that will help us be successful

the airport’s security operators also needed a video management system (VMS) that could simplify some of the most complex day-to-day challenges that the airport faced and provide exceptional situational awareness to help identify and mitigate threats as they are identified. As a result, Maskovich and Lascano decided to become one of the early adopters for Pelco by Schneider Electric’s VideoXpert™ VMS platform.

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Shriram Transport Finance Company Trusted Matrix TimeAttendance and Access Control Solutions to Efficiently Manage their Branch Offices across India SUBMITTED BY MATRIX

hriram Transport Finance Company (STFC) was incorporated in the year 1979. With its head-office in Mumbai, STFC has 700+ branches across India. It is a part of the ‘SHRIRAM’ conglomerate, which has significant presence in financial services viz., commercial vehicle financing business, consumer finance, life and general insurance, stock broking, chit funds and distribution of financial products such as life and general insurance products and units of mutual funds. Apart from these financial services, the group also has presence in the non-financial sector business such as property development, engineering projects and information technology. The 700+ branches of the company include the head-office, regional offices and branch offices under each of the regional offices. Previously, the company was using biometric devices of a different brand at some of its locations, while managed attendance data manually at the remaining locations. As a result, accurate attendance management of all employees at each location and processing their salaries on time became a tedious, time consuming and error prone task for the HR team. STFC was looking for a biometric based centralized Time-Attendance solution. They wanted centralized Time-Attendance management of all employees from its Mumbai based head-office. Along with attendance management, the company was also looking for a solution that would help them monitor and control any unauthorized entry at the branches. Additionally, they wanted to integrate the TimeAttendance software with their existing HRMS software for speedy and timely salary processing. NOVEMBER 2016

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Matrix offered its enterprise-grade, web based COSEC Time-Attendance solution with centralized attendance and leave management features. Biometric fingerprint based devices were installed at all locations to mark a user’s attendance. For fast and error-free salary processing, Matrix integrated COSEC TimeAttendance with their existing HRMS payroll software. At branches where the company required access control, Matrix has installed biometric fingerprint based access control

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PROJECT HIGHLIGHTS Application

Time-Attendance and Access Control

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Locations

700+ (PAN India)

Reader

Fingerprint (with Optical Sensor)

Industry

Banking, Financial Services, and Insurance (BFSI)

devices to control people movement. This comprehensive solution automated all TimeAttendance processes right from recording entries and exits up to processing salaries. • Biometric Time-Attendance Terminal at 700+ Locations • Biometric Door Controllers for Access Control • Connected all Locations using Ethernet • Centralized Attendance Management Software • Integration with Third Party HRM Software Solution Diagram: Results: • Time Required for Salary Calculation Reduced by 30% • Productivity of Employees Increased by 15% • Increase in Security in Sensitive Locations • Error-free Time-Attendance Data for Salary Calculation • Faster Decision making using Informative Reports Products: • COSEC DOOR FOT – Biometric Fingerprint based Door Controller • COSEC ENROLL FINGER – Fingerprint Enrolment Station • COSEC LE PLATFORM – Web based Application Software Platform • COSEC LE TAM – Time-Attendance and Leave Management Module • COSEC LE ACM – Access Control Module • COSEC LE USER10000 –User License for 10,000 Users


Gladius Enables Pharma Manufacturing Firm Achieve Compliance through Cost-effective and Unified Video Surveillance and Video Storage Management Solution Installation ensures centralized video surveillance and increased operational efficiency. SUBMITTED BY MINDTREE

multinational pharmaceutical company based in Hyderabad, India, which manufactures and sells an extensive range of pharmaceuticals. The manufacturing unit in Hyderabad is a sprawling area of 10,000 square feet facility that is guarded using 210 cameras of different brands. The manufacturing process-line inside the plant has 60 high-definition Sony cameras. Pharmaceutical businesses operate in a highly regulated environment. These companies are required to demonstrate compliance in several areas including the manufacturing process. Other than documentation, companies now record high quality videos (1080 pixels at 25 frames/ second) of all production processes and retain them in a reliable storage medium for future access. These recordings help demonstrate compliance without ambiguity. Likewise, our client firm sought to record each aspect of their drug manufacturing process from raw materials, intermediates, final products, and packing materials – and preserve the recordings for a period of 3-12 years and make them available during regulatory inspection. The high-resolution, continuous video recording

amounted to a large volume of data and posed a challenge in terms of storage. There was approximately 340 GB of video from 60 HD cameras every year. The company was initially storing all the recordings online on their servers; but growing volume of storage on expensive server space was leading to an exponential rise in costs. There was an immediate need to reduce the video storage to a healthy size. Tape drives were a less expensive alternative to store data that was being accessed only during inspections. However, there was the challenge of transferring the recordings from online servers to offline tape drives, as the process called for an expensive software. The company’s increasing storage needs and limited budget option put them in a dilemma - whether to keep storing video recordings on expensive servers or to archive them in less expensive tape drive, by investing in additional software. After deep research, the firm chose Mindtree’s Gladius Video Management Software (VMS) with integrated storage management solution to solve their dual needs of video surveillance (security) and video storage management – all this without purchasing additional software. Using a single interface solution, the company is now able to secure their premise and keep their storage costs within budget. The company analyzed the offerings of many competitive companies and found Mindtree’s Gladius as the only solution that provided them recording on online storage and archiving on offline storage. The firm was able to maximize the retention value from limited available storage through a unique feature in Gladius solution - an option to categorize video recordings from different sets of cameras as high, medium and low priority. For each category, the user could configure different overriding policies such as number of days before override. Thus with varying priorities, storage space is used in an efficient manner; the client is now able to extract more value from their storage investments.

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Dahua Technology Sets a New Record for LFW Facial Recognition Dahua Technology, a global leader in video surveillance solution, sets a New Record for LFW Facial Recognition. Beating the record set previously by Baidu, Tencent, Google and others.

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ecently, the facial recognition technology team from Dahua Technology presented their results for Labeled Faces in the Wild (LFW), which is a worldwide authoritative facial recognition database test set. With a series of technical improvements, the Dahua-FaceImage facial recognition system was not only ahead of Google, Facebook, Baidu, and Tencent, it also set a new LFW record and placed Dahua’s facial recognition technology in a world leading position. LFW was established in 2007 by the University of Massachusetts and is used to evaluate the performance of facial recognition algorithms under unconstrained conditions. It is the most widely used evaluation set in the field of facial recognition. Up until now, a few dozen teams from around the globe have provided more than 80 test results. These teams come from companies including Google, Facebook, Microsoft Research Asia, Baidu, Tencent, SenseTime, Face++, Chinese University of Hong Kong and other leading teams from industry and academia. Many of the top ranking methods have played a crucial role in promoting the development of facial recognition technology.

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In recent years, most of the improvement in facial recognition technology was achieved by the development of deep learning. Deep learning is a machine learning approach that simulates the human neural system. The functions of Convolutional Neural Networks (a commonly used deep learning model) are closely related to network depth. However, since deep networks are difficult to optimize, the network depth for facial recognition methods of the past generally range from a few to a few dozen layers. Dahua’s facial recognition technology team has designed a network with a depth of over a hundred layers (this is currentlythe deepest network layersamongst facial recognition system that has been announced). This enables a new type of metric learning method which allows the similarity score to be higher for images of the same person. At the same time it lowers the similarity score between images of two different people. Combined with a highly efficient online sampling technique, the rate of convergence

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Figure 1. LFW evaluation results indicate that Dahua-FaceImagedelivered the best result.

can also be greatly increased. By training multiple models and using a non-linear multi-model integration technique, Dahua has achieved an accuracy of 99.78% for the LFW dataset. Dahua’s facial recognition technology team is part of the advanced technology research institute in our R&D center, where its abundant resources in deep learning technology, hardware, data and other aspects, supported the team to deliver high performance outcome. The team supports Dahua’s facial recognition related products (face detection, face feature point location, face recognition, face attribute analysis,


Figure 2. Schema for Dahua facial recognition technology

smile detection and so on) and provides the technology to ensure robust commercial implementation. Spokesperson for the Dahua facial recognition technology team, Professor Wang Haiyang indicated that achieving high accuracy in open data sets had motivated his team to work on the more challenging implementation in real-life situations. Dahua has been a leader in the security and video surveillanceindustry for many years, and accumulated a huge volume of video data. By utilizing this data to adjust the learning model, the performance of the algorithm in real-life situations has been greatly improved. Furthermore, the security application requires the recognition algorithms to response quickly. The technical team used network pruning and a multi-model feature sharing technique to greatly reduce redundant operations so that the amount of calculations required for networks with over a hundred layers is similar to that for networks with only a few dozen layers.

Figure 3. Dahua’s huge volume of recorded video data for facial recognition

Dahua’s facial recognition technology has already been applied to public security, finance, and other areas. At the latest G20 summit, which has been at the center of attention, Dahua’s facial recognition technology was successfully applied toenhance the security level. Dahua cameras were deployed in core G20 activity areas and in many traffic hubs.Real-time images captured were automatically matched with security blacklists in the back-end. When a high-risk person showed up in the video, the system will issue a warning message to command center to dispatch response immediately. This system played an important role during the G20 summit and assisted police in arresting a number of fugitives while the system was still in its commissioning phase. Customer oriented and open innovation have been the core value of Dahua Technology. Dahua’s facial recognition technology is reflecting our commitment to provide customers with better technology and services to implement more sophisticated solutions at lower costs.

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Dubai Airports Owns One of the Largest Omnicast Systems in the World with Almost 8000 Cameras Dubai Airports chose Genetec Omnicast IP video surveillance for its proven ability to scale up to thousands of cameras, while maintaining high system availability. SUBMITTED BY GENETEC

Business Challenge Dubai Airports is the designated government authority in the United Arab Emirates which owns and manages the operation and development of both of Dubai’s airports – Dubai International (DXB) and Al Maktoum International (DWC). While Dubai International has been the main airline hub since 1960, welcoming over 68 million passengers per year and serves 260 destinations, upon completion, Al Maktoum International (which opened its doors to passengers in 2013) will become the largest airport in the world with an ultimate capacity of more than 160 million passengers annually. When it comes to security and protecting the millions of passengers who frequent the airports every year, Dubai Airports require the very best security technology on the market. A decade ago, the organization sought to upgrade an existing closed-architecture analog system, understanding before many other airports the value in an open-architecture IPbased video surveillance system. Dubai Airports wanted to implement a more robust, userfriendly and scalable network-based platform that would be capable of handling over 1000 cameras, and accommodate its ambitious expansion plans. The new video surveillance system also had to be successfully implemented at other international airports. After much deliberation, Dubai Airports chose Genetec Omnicast IP video surveillance for its proven ability to scale up to thousands of cameras, while maintaining high system availability.

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High Camera Count Is Matched by High System Availability Today, Dubai Airports has over 6,500 cameras on the Omnicast system at Dubai International and another 1,200 cameras at Al Maktoum International, which were gradually upgraded in three phases. The flexibility of the open architecture video surveillance system allowed Dubai Airports to preserve existing analog investments by simply adding IP encoders, while also installing newer IP camera models throughout the expansion. The most significant benefit of using Omnicast has been its ability to maintain the highest level of system availability. Since each terminal and concourse has its own security team actively monitoring the cameras

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around the clock, the support for multicast streaming has been crucial to Dubai Airports. Multicasting helps to minimize network traffic and optimize bandwidth in installations where multiple users are accessing the same live video source. With a multicast transmission, operators actually connect to a multicast IP address of the video stream which is shared amongst all users. This adds another level of reliability to the system by ensuring the network is stable and optimized within this massive installation. Cutting-Edge Features in Omnicast Lead to Efficient Response Since each subsystem has been installed independently, Dubai Airports has leveraged the Federation™ feature from Genetec to easily access any camera throughout the airports as if they were all part of a single system. From any workstation or control room, airport authorities with appropriate privileges can get a global view of their security operations, and handle live incidents with all video evidence at their fingertips. With just under 8000 cameras to manage, and more expansion plans on the horizon, Dubai Airports is leveraging the interactive map-based interface called Plan Manager. Operators can quickly find cameras, change a camera’s field of view, or respond to alarms directly from a map of a specific terminal or concourse. This feature has significantly minimized the time and effort required by operators to find cameras, since they no longer have to memorize camera numbers or to search through long tree lists. The open architecture of Omnicast has also enabled Dubai Airports to integrate with existing third-party access control systems. Access control events such as a door being forced open, access denied to a cardholder or a door remaining opened for too long, automatically prompt video of nearby cameras to display on screen. With this integration, operators have a comprehensive view of their surroundings, enabling a more efficient response and tighter control over restricted airport areas. Continued Growth Assured with Genetec The intuitiveness and complete reliability of the 8,000-camera Omnicast system has assured Dubai Airports that its continued system expansion will never be limited. “We have the flexibility and peace of mind to not only expand and customize our system at our own pace, but we are also able to provide our operators with the tools they need to vigilantly maintain the highest levels of safety and security within our airports,” explained Senior Airport official.


Kolhapur Safer than Ever with Infinova Surveillance System-Designed and Implemented by Samarth Security Kolhapur city gets secured with Infinova Surveillance System SUBMITTED BY INFINOVA

integrated to the C-Cube. Current Scenario, since the project completion in March 2016, the CCTV system has been a great benefit to the police officials. The cameras have been tracking accidents, theft cases, etc. in various parts of the city. In the month of May 2016, the CCTV footage played a key role in atleast four accident cases while at Central Bus Stand, the footage provided police clues about two thieves who had stolen a bag and some jewellery from a car using a duplicate key. Last but not the least, the credits for the successful project completion of the Kolhapur City Project belongs to the following officials: - Dr. Manoj Kumar Sharma- Ex- Superintendent of Police -Kolhapur (now DCP- - Zone 1, Mumbai) - Instrumental in initiating the Kolhapur Safe City CCTV project - Current Superintendent of Police- Deshpande - KMC Commissioner: Siva Shankar-IAS - KMC City Engineer: Netradeep Sarnobat - Samarth Security Systems: MD, Yashwant Patil - Samarth Security Systems: Project Head, Santosh Mayekar - Active guidance from Dr. D Sivanandhan Ex-DGP of Maharashtra Police

The quality of the footage is excellent. We provided vital leads to the investigation officers”, quoted by a senior police official from the control room after tracking a Theft Incident in a Car

olhapur Safe City Project initiated with the key project objective of implementing a state-of-art IP surveillance Infrastructure with Incident reporting System. The city well known as one of the Holy Tourist destinations in Maharashtra India, demanded an uplift of the safety infrastructure for its residents, immigrants and pilgrims to this city. The Safe City project also had a motive to monitor Law and Order Situation, Public gatherings, processions, VIP movements and assist in Traffic Control and Crime Prevention The Solution required covering all major entry and exit points from the city, places of strategic and religious importance, locations prone to public gatherings, traffic junctions, flood prone areas, administrative office locations. Collectively, 65 locations were to be covered under the first phase of the CCTV installation. The infrastructure involved covering these 65 locations with highend surveillance cameras and Infinova was selected one of the major partners for providing these High Resolution IP Cameras. About 165 cameras in total were implemented by our System Integration Partner, Samarth Security Systems (I) based at Navi Mumbai, involving 116 Infinova High Definition Fixed Cameras and 17 High Definition PTZ cameras. Balance being covered by 32 Panoramic Cameras. These cameras were connected to the C-Cube (Command, Control and Communication Center) and were viewed on a Large LED wall covered with 12, 43 inch LED monitors. Two client workstations are used to control all the cameras at the control room. Apart from the surveillance cameras, storage and command control system, the infrastructure also included industrial grade switches, network management software for health monitoring and efficient backbone using 6/12/24 core OFC Ring Topology. The C-Cube ensures an efficient Video Management System, Incident reporting system, Video Analytics, Disaster Management System and the SOP’s are available in the local language “Marathi”, all to support the operators and provide a user friendly system. It is proposed that in the Second Phase, 90 more cameras are supposed to be installed along with E-Challan/M-Challan, Dial 100, Intelligent Traffic Management System, Flood Sensors & Seismic Sensors, Face recognition, License plate recognition (ANPR), Police m-Beat System, all

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Persistent Systems Builds a Safer Workplace with Axis Solution

Installation ensures centralized video surveillance and increased operational efficiency. SUBMITTED BY axis COMMUNICATIONS

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Mission Persistent Systems., a global software developer inIndia, recognized the need to provide a safe and secure business environment to the employees working in its Hinjawadi, Pune office space. Spread across 5 acres and perimeter 850 meters, Persistent Systems. was looking for an effective security system. The main objective, while planning the video surveillance systemwas to provide 24/7 surveillance within the complexand monitor key zones like the driveways, its three entrances and the periphery around it.The customer was looking for an intelligent video surveillance solution to address the following concerns: efficient monitoring of the premises, improved capability for incident response during disasters and crime prevention and control. The only way to achieve this was through the deployment of an advanced security system supported by cutting-edge products.

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misplacement of articles. Unicom Infotel., Persistent System’s security system integrator, selected AXIS P1354-E Network Camera, to secure the entire perimeter. The cameras provide HDTV video quality and has Axis’ Lightfinder technology that provides outstanding light sensitivity. The outdoor cameras have been installed at prominent locations across the premises to effectively monitor the entrances and exits, parking areas and the roads running in front and behind the property. A total of 14 cameras were installed for this project. Result The installation of the Axis surveillance system in Hinjawadi campus have simplified the coordination with other departments, shortened response time and increased operational efficiency and alerts the system to immediately react to any unusual situations. Smart monitoring Persistent System’s surveillance project uses high resolution cameras to constantly monitor the surrounding areas. Further, these cameras are connected to a central video management system located at the Building Management System room. The operators can now monitor the system round-the-clock, zoom-in and closely observe suspicious objects and people real time and inform the Admin department. “We offered Persistent Systems. a solution of 14 Axis fixed outdoor network cameras which can impeccably adjust to any light conditions, with enhanced image and excellent video quality. This will provide day and night vigilance and provide high definition image quality making surveillance much more reliable,” added Jay Thakker, Director, Unicom Infotel.


Key Factors for Evaluating Surveillance Cameras The security needs of organizations keep evolving and so do new products; in this scenario, security managers have to choose from wide range of seemingly similar equipment for their surveillance needs. This article is aimed to help identify some key characteristics which are important for the planned deployment scenario. By Vivekanand Senior Software Engineer, Vehant Technologies

Lens quality is also an important factor. The choice of a substandard lens and sub-optimal compression settings can ruin the advantage from the extra megapixels.

Low Light Performance and Lux Ratings:

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Resolution, Bit Rate and Compression

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The common notion is that the higher the resolution, the better the camera e.g a 2 Megapixel camera (usually 1920x1080 or Full-HD) is better than a 1 Megapixel camera (usually 1280x720 or 1280x800). While resolution is an important factor, it is not the only factor which determines ‘usable’ image/video quality. Compression and bitrate (or bandwidth) is also a major driver. H264* is the most prevalent codec used (some manufacturers have also started preliminary H265 offerings) for recording. Bitrate is the average size (in bits per second) of the compressed video stream. A higher compression setting (or profile, quantization level, quality for some manufacturers) lowers the bitrate, and consequently the videosize on disk. Beyond a point, however this starts degrading the image quality, making the video blocky and introducing artifacts, and consequently lower clarity and utility of the stored video. Also, H264 implementations from different manufacturers differ in their efficiency, especially under frequent motion and low light scenarios.

For capturing low light scenes camera with lower lux rating are usually preferred but lux ratings are however, often deceptive, so they must always be compared in conjunction with exposure value, gain and lens aperture eg same camera could be specified as (0.6 Lux, F1.4) or (0.1 Lux, 30 IRE) or (0.01 Lux, F1.0, Sens-Up). When comparing two cameras in low light settings, one should keep exposure value (expressed in fraction of second) fixed and same; it must not be high otherwise the resulting image/video will have motion blur making details like faces, number etc unclear. With changing technology, cameras with integrated IR have come to rescue and performing much better in lower light. To cater wide range of illumination possibilities, WDR cameras should be preferred which have in-built multi-exposure image capturing and combining capabilities.

Type of Image Sensor

The impact of sensor size on image quality is often underestimated. For the same resolution, a larger sensor usually offers better low light performance. Wide-angle cameras usually require low focal length lenses, which introduces distortions, especially around the periphery (the fisheye effect being an extreme case). Larger sensors can significantly reduce these distortions by using larger focal lengths to cover the same FOV. Larger sensor solutions costs slightly extra but in many cases it is worthwhile the extra investment.

The debate about CCD vs CMOS has mostly died down. CMOS sensor technology has come a long way from the poor-quality grainy imagery initial days, to the extent that many SLR cameras now sport CMOS sensors. Most surveillance manufacturers now use CMOS sensors; CCD sensors now being mostly used for cameras with specific requirements. Linescan vs AreaScan sensors for specialized applications like Under Vehicle Inspection and X-Ray Scanning is another debated subject. Line scan cameras work in 1D and captures one (or few) line(s) at a time using a linear sensor. Originally conceived for high speed assembly line inspection, linescan sensors usually have very high linerates and use motion of the object (or sensor) to generate the second dimension of the image. Linescan cameras found their place in security applications in absence of competing areascan technology capable of handling high-speed motion at high resolutions. Linescan sensors are very cost-efficient and high resolution when the speed of object (or camera) motion is constant and controlled. Hence, Xray baggage scanners continue to emply linescan sensors; whereas for applications like undervehicle scanning the user scenarios like vehicle acceleration/slowing and even complete stoppage conditions cannot be handled by linescan sensors. By using image mosaicing techniques, areascan sensor based systems have managed to overcome these limitations of traditional linescan technology. The rapid growth of areascan sensors and camera technologies in the last decade, coupled with corresponding growth in computation capabilities has enabled areascan sensors to start finding larger application base in the security and inspection domains.

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Market Update......................................................................................................................

Indian Security Market Indian Security Market Review:

BY ANANT JOSHI, a&s India

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Indian security market is looking upbeat with signs of opportunity in every possible segment. It’s just over two years since the new NDA Government has come to the power in the centre. There are numerous developments on projects and plans related to electronic security Industry. The market signals are quite clear Indian Security Market is set to enter the big growth phase.

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The government initiatives like Smart Cities, Safe Cities and “Make in India� are showing a proactive approach. With increasing awareness about security solutions and growing demand the Indian Security Market is ready to script a new chapter of growth and success. a&s India presents the Indian Security Market Review, which is an assorted mix of ideas, visions and viewpoints by the leading figures of Indian security Industry. 63


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market is growing at a stupendous pace Aditya Khemka, CEO & Director, Aditya Infotech

Start-up trend outlook - 2016

The Indian Security Market is poised to grow incredulously. As the need for more efficient and reliable security systems continue to grow, key trends marking the growth of the market over the next year will include, increased adoption of Internet of Things (IoT); increased focus on cyber security policies and procedures; andvideo analytics for analyzing data and using it to further improve on the organization’s efficiency of operations. Undoubtedly, the security revolution will continue tomanifestin close association with the IT world, opening up new possibilities to detect and deter security threats more effectively.

Challenges & opportunities

Lack of awareness & knowledge, and process standardization continues to overshadow the security industry. The unorganized sector being significantly bigger than the organized sector, There is no single, nationally established strategic approach to regulate security frameworks or central monitoring. As such, the effectiveness of the entire securing process is often discounted. Furthermore, the increased dependency on technology has exposed the industry to cyber security concerns. The industry needs to put into place measures to secure all the data being generated.

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That said, the security market in India offers opportunities at various levels as well, including transition, upgrades, customization, and other value added services. With effective customer training, education, and feedback mechanism in place, security solutions are both accessible and affordable today.

Latest Trends

Flexible solutions, integrated analytics, high definition imagery, vandal-proof housings, and affordable solutions are factors influencing the rapid growth of the Indian security market

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A number of start-up security companies are redefining security and thereby rewriting the future of the industry. As one of them ourselves, we can safely say that we have been able to change the way security is perceived. What was earlier thought of as a commercial requirement, has now been redefined as a basic need. Today, surveillance has now become an integral part of homes and commercial undertakings, and its utility and significance is only growing by the day.

innovate and grow

The security industry is constantly evolving, and R&D is imperative to developing better products & services. Manufacturers, especially new players, require funds to undertake R&D. As such venture capital funding can be enabling in a major way.

Growth Rate

The Indian security market is growing at a stupendous pace owing to the changing market dynamics and consumer behavior. The concept of a one-stop shop model has gained significant momentum as customers seek to decrease their integration costs. Also making waves currently is the adoption of IP based technology over analog solutions. Moreover, the emergence of Intelligent Facility Management Systems, exhibitions & seminars, and security industry publications are indications that the security industry is riding on a growth wave.

REFORMS

Possibly the most effective way to boosting the growth of the security industry in India is to educate and train. Be it distributors, partners, system integrators, or even end users, educating is by far the best way to generate awareness about the significance of security in the present times. While educating and training distributors and system integrators (by way of certifications and training programs) would ensure that the service quality is improved, educating users would ensure that they understand the necessity of security & surveillance. Furthermore, there needs to be policies and procedures to keep the unorganized sector in check so that the security solutions available in the market are credible and reliable.


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India is a fastest growing market at the moment Milind M. Borkar,

Vice President of Sales, Infinova, March Networks, Swann M.E. Africa & SAARC

outlook - 2016

India is a fastest growing market at the moment for security business, compared to other countries. However quality is taking backstage and price is increasingly becoming an important factor. We faced similar situation in Middle East and Africa. However, these countries have soon realized that low cost products won’t sustain for a long period as they see their systems fail and also observe RMA issues. However, the situation is changed now and they have started replacing their system since the past 1-2 years, by changing their policy from price focused procurement to focus on the combination of quality, performance and price. In India, we still need to realize this issue and sooner we realize, better for our country. Infinova does not compete with companies owned by Chinese government and is focused primarily on solution business rather than box push.

Challenges and Opportunities

With reference to Mumbai City Surveillance Project, one of the challenges was successful performance at the POC. Our products were tested for several days, nearly over a month, and it has been tested with different scenarios. Our team have worked tirelessly to ensure this POC was a success. Entire team has been working with close – coordination assuring quick support and turnaround, regardless of anytime during the day. We also showcased our capability of serving such major projects through our strong credentials which we achieved over several years. This helped to keep some of our critics away from following not-so-correct practices. It is extremely essential for project owners to realize the responsibility of proposing a solution to a project rather than proposing box products. It is extremely essential at this point of time to realize the kind of solution offering and the support provided to complement the offering. We are capable to customize and integrate to several systems and sub-systems in quick time as we have our software R&D based out of India and we are able to offer all these customizations to the customer without charging a penny. All these factors are essential

for selecting an appropriate solution and it’s high time the project owners realize it. We are happy the government is progressing towards closing the projects in quick-time and not just lingering around for several years. The decision making with this government is quick and we can see affirmative results through so many Smart City projects now being under implementation. The government is appointing reputed consultants who assure recent technology systems are being deployed in projects. However, still the decision making is handled from state to state and since all our fingers are not the same, so is the decision making in all our states. We hope this improves over a period of time. Simplifying the complicated cost structure involving several taxbreakup’s and combining this into a single GST tax, will always turn up as an advantage. However, there are positives and limitations for every financial change in the taxation system. We will have to wait and see how this eventually turns up to benefitting the society and security industry.

Projects

We are doing several Critical Infrastructure Projects in India, particularly in the City Surveillance, Railways, Airports, Industrial and Metro Sectors. To name some of them, it includes Kolhapur, Mumbai, Gujarat CSITMS, Baroda Eye, Hyderabad City, Gujarat Jail-several locations, Bihar Jail-several locations, IOCL-several locations, BPCLseveral locations, NTPC--several locations, HPCL--several locations, 61 Airports in India, AAI HQ, 22 railways stations and several others. Mumbai City Surveillance is one of the most prestigious projects for Infinova and is a strong referral project under our case study portfolios. Infinova has ensured all of its product models have undergone proper testing and we have ensured these models have passed the required POC test. Our products has been reviewed over several hours and the images has been observed over all possible resolutions and lighting scenarios. We are glad our POC satisfactory results has met the expectations of all the stakeholder for the project. We have assured managing spares and quick turnaround time through dedicated technical support associated for Mumbai City Project.

Kolhapur City surveillance Project

Infinova was selected one of the major partners for providing these High Resolution IP Cameras. About 165 cameras in total were implemented out of which 116 Infinova High Definition Fixed Cameras and 17 High Definition PTZ cameras were being deployed. We were extensively involved in supporting the system integrator for implementation of this project which included timely delivery, providing robust and state-of –the-art products, excellent technical support and integration with Third Party Video Management Software. The cameras have been tracking accidents, theft cases, etc. in various parts of the city. In the month of May 2016, the CCTV footage played a key role in atleast four accident cases, while at Central Bus Stand, the footage provided police clues about two thieves who had stolen a bag and some jewellery from a car using a duplicate key.

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Surveillance MARKET GROWING AT THE rate of more than 20% Sudhindra Holla,

Country Manager, Axis Communications India & SAARC

outlook - 2016

With opportunities increasing in the retail, healthcare, banking and financial industry, transportation, infrastructure, manufacturing and hospitality industry, both enterprise as well as small and medium businesses are facing issues of data security as well as physical security of their assets and equipments. Also with the rise in criminal activities, brings with it a range of challenges for end users and customers. Axis’ end-to-end solution provides a complete range of solutions, from a basic surveillance to a more advanced system for security which can be implemented on a larger scale. The systems are easy to install, and everything is designed with open IP standards that easily connect with the existing IT infrastructure. Axis Cameras come with Axis Camera Application Platforms (ACAP) which enables you to download applications onto your Axis cameras and video encoders which increase system performance with added analytics and other smart functionalities.

Challenges and Opportunities

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With government’s increased focus on 100 smart cities project, we see video surveillance gradually infiltering in most public places and cities and rising demand for safe city implementations; making government along with enterprise and infrastructure few of our biggest focus areas. Moreover, with surveillance going beyond monitoring (heat mapping, smart analytics, thermal imagery, selective motion detection and identification, among various others), we see it opening entirely new avenues in future across verticals. There are also various challenges that we face, one of them being the lack of awareness of the benefits of an IP-based security system. Most of the SMBs have an issue trusting their vendors because they feel that because cloud technologies are used and hence the data will be accessible to all, which can be threat according to them. Secondly, they believe that because analog devices are cheaper compared to IP-based security system they

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are more cost effective, which is completely misconstrued as IP-based security are more cost effective as they are a one-time investment.

Latest Trends

Some of the latest trends are • IoT: From cool features to useful solutions: As security solutions move beyond their roots in cameras, the entire gamut of network cameras will expand. For example: network cameras can be used for Building Information Management (BIM), Business Intelligence (BI) in retail and even leaping into scientific research with real-time analysis of traffic patterns and crowd movements. The IoT will allow for combined systems integrating previously disparate devices such as video surveillance cameras, smoke detectors, gas sensors, access control panels and loudspeakers into a common management console providing a ‘single pane of glass’ overview across entire buildings and sites. • More cameras mean Big Data According to market researchers, video is now the fastest growing type of data in the world, and video generated by security and surveillance systems is no small reason. While this vast amount of video data is largely being used for security purposes, it is increasingly valuable as a source of business intelligence. However, there still remains a significant challenge to effectively manage and use the endless amounts of video data being generated, so-called big data. Hence, we expect to see more investment in tools and other resources that can effectively mine and derive actionable intelligence from the big data that security systems are producing. • Cutting the cords We expect to see more use of wireless technology in security and video surveillance, particularly as an enhancement to business optimization and improvement of the customer experience. • The never ending quest for more detail Security operators have an insatiable appetite for more clarity and detail in the images produced by their video surveillance systems. So continued improvement in megapixel technology is certainly in our future. • Analytics provides the brain for smarter systems If IoT devices are the eyes and ears for increasingly interconnected systems, then analytics technology is the brain. We expect to see continued growing adoption of sophisticated video and audio analytics in the coming year, helping security systems evolve from passive monitoring to intelligent and adaptive recognition, situational awareness and analysis systems.

Growth Rate

In India Video surveillance is garnering prominence and it’s much deserved importance due to the increasing safety issues faced by the country. As per a recent study by Research and Markets, as more and more governmental and non-governmental organizations are implementing Surveillance products and solutions, reflected an annual growth rate of more than 20 percent.


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we expect the market to grow between 10-15 % Pramoud Rao,

Founder & MD, Zicom Electronic Security Systems

outlook - 2016

The outlook for Indian security market seems to be mixed. In the real estate, commercial and retail market there is a slow down, whereas the NBFC, BFSI and residential market are showing steady growth. Overall we expect the markets to grow between 10-15 percent.

Challenges and Opportunities

The challenges today are economy slowing down plus the liquidity crunch in the market is hampering the growth of our business on the opportunity side. In the recent union budget the government has announced nil custom duty for CCTV hardware under SKD or CKD import. This will pave the role ahead for make in India. The IoT business seems very promising across all segments in the market place. The falling prices of hardware has made product very affordable.

latest trends

The latest trend in the India Security Market is the IoT model, the Saas model and technology from analog to HD. Also with the evolution of 4G network video streaming has become affordable and almost real time.

mergers and acquisitions

Mergers and acquisition are the norms in any business. Consolidation of companies by MNC’s will help

to eliminate the unorganized market and help consumer to get better choice and offer customer it terms of quality price and service.

Start-up

I don’t think anything much is happening on this front. Startups are yet to nurture and create a dent in the market.

Venture Capital

Venture capitalists are still not investing in the security sector since the market continues to be small. The Return on Capital Employed (ROCE) and Return On Investment (ROI) are still not attractive enough for the venture capitalists. In the past they have shied away from investing in Security Sector because of low ROCE and ROI. However with the market showing robust growth and with mass adoption of security many private equity firms are now getting interested into investing in the sector. Once the private equity money flow starts our industry will witness boom similar to the boom seen in the e-commerce business.

GROWTH RATE

The Indian Security Market is growing at the rate of 10-15 percent and we expect this trend to continue for the next 3-5 years.

REFORMS

The reforms like standardization of hardware, certification of system integration, and legislation and enforcement of security policies are need of the hour.

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Building Proven Expertise Milestone’s evolution from building knowledge to enabling on-the-job performance

By Greg Willmarth, Director Learning&Performance, Milestone Systems

Greg Willmarth,

Director, Learning & Performance, Milestone Systems

n early 2016, Milestone began rolling out a completely new training and certification program with the goal of increasing the level of expertise in designing and implementing solutions using our products. This article discusses the strategic thinking behind this entirely new program and looks at how the fundamental restructuring will drive improved business performance for our channel.

Background for Change

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Prior to this year, Milestone’s training and certification program was a reflection of the early days in IP video’s adoption in the security industry. Taught by a third-party provider, our old Advanced certification class covered a broad array of content including IT fundamentals, solution design basics, installation, configuration, and even a brief history of the company. The certification could be earned only by attending the class. This met our needs at the time as the industry was just beginning to adopt our new technology. But things have certainly changed.

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The industry continues to grow at a fantastic rate and we have moved past the early adopters into the much larger majority. As more integrators enter the IP video market, often with limited IT experience, we see a growing need to better ensure that they have the skills required to successfully perform in the field. After all, a Milestone certification is in essence a promise we are making to our customers that the certified individual from our partner community has a level of proven expertise. It was time to up our game and better deliver on that promise.

Learning & Performance

In the summer of 2014, Milestone completed the acquisition of our thirdparty training partner and changed the program name from the Milestone Knowledge Program to Learning & Performance. The new name is a more accurate indication of our focus on enabling partner performance, as reflected in our new team mission and vision: • Mission: Empower the people in the Milestone community to perform onthe-job by delivering effective learning and performance support solutions • Vision: Grow the number of people globally with proven expertise in the design and implementation of Milestone community solutions To execute on this mission and vision, the Learning & Performance team began creating new training from the ground up in three different areas: eLearning modules, instructor-led workshops, and certification assessments.

eLearning

In order to jump-start channel expertise with our products, especially our Business-ready solutions, we began developing eLearning. The goal of these short, self-paced modules is to give learners a basic level of knowledge and skill in installing, configuring, or using our products. Designed to support job performance, each module focuses on the key tasks and steps that need to be completed. As opposed to passive training videos, these interactive eLearning modules make it easy to navigate to the exact job task desired and get hands-on practice completing the steps through interactive simulations. Available for free and with 24/7 accessibility, these modules are a great way to get started installing, configuring, and using the Milestone Husky network video recorders, XProtect Professional software, and XProtect Smart Client. In addition, starting with the release of our XProtect 2016 product, eLearning will also be used going forward to teach how to use each new feature introduced.

Instructor-led workshops

Our key objective in redesigning the instructor-led classes was to make them much better at preparing learners to perform on the job. As a first step and in order to clearly understand what knowledge and skill are truly needed, we performed a detailed job competency analysis. We identified exactly which competencies are required to successfully design, install, and configure surveillance solutions


from moderate to high complexity. We then looked at who performed these different tasks in the field and quickly realized that the people responsible for designing the solution were often different from the ones who installed and configured it on site. It became apparent that we needed separate classes for design and technical installation to serve the various needs of these different audiences. Finally, we wanted to make the classes even more hands on. We created learning experiences that are more learningwhile-doing practice workshops than traditional presentation-of-information classes. In the technical workshops, learners practice going through the tasks and steps required to perform an actual install based on realistic customer scenarios and specifications. In order to help bridge the learning from the classroom to the field, learners follow detailed job aids that walk them through each step of the installation. After the workshop, learners can use the job aids in the field during live installations.

Certification assessments

In order to better live up to the promise of proven expertise that our certifications represent to customers, we engaged an outside expert to help us redesign our certification strategy. Our goal was to make our certification assessments similar to those in the IT industry and better measures of the ability to perform on the job. The first step was to separate our certification assessments completely from our training classes. After all, training and certification are two different things. Training is where knowledge and skills are developed. Certifications are proof that an individual has the required levels of knowledge and skill. So we eliminated the certification requirement of attending training, stopped administering the certification assessment as part of our workshops, and moved our certification assessments online.

At the same time, we greatly improved the quality of the assessments. We expanded the number of questions, added simulation and scenario question types, and implemented question randomization and the use of question pools. As a result, our new certification assessments are not easy to pass. Many people need to take the assessments several times before passing, even after taking one of our workshops. Other people, who have yet to gain the needed expertise, simply do not pass and that is appropriate. Finally, we made a fundamental shift in our perspective on training classes as a preparation for taking a certification assessment. Our classes are an excellent opportunity to develop knowledge and skills through practice, with access to an expert for guidance. But they are not a guarantee that someone will learn enough to perform on the job or pass the certification assessments. Each learner must take personal responsibility for their own learning.

Global perspective

multiple languages, Milestone is now offering more learning materials in local languages than ever before. Our new Partner Learning Portal and our eLearning modules are all localized into five core languages: English, French, German, Italian and Spanish. Our workshop job aids and certification assessments support an expanded group of languages including Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Dutch, Turkish, and Russian.

Future perspective

Looking forward, Milestone will continue to invest in increasing the level of expertise in our channel. Our Learning & Performance team will continue to release new eLearning modules, refine and improve our certification assessments, and look for ways to better support the on-the-job performance of the Open Platform Community. Milestone’s long-term commitment to building proven expertise in our channel can perhaps best be evidenced in a quote from our CEO, Lars Thinggaard, in his book, Business Magnetism. “Training and certification will remain central to our business for the foreseeable future.�

To better serve our channel globally, we have expanded our localization efforts. While we have long taught classes in

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How To Upgrade Student IDs For Better Security, More Efficient Issuance, and to Support New Services The “one card” systems improve security, and with the addition of some wireless locks, they also enable real-time control when a lock-down or other changes to the system are needed.

By Weijin Lee, Regional Director, Secure Issuance, APAC, HID Global

Weijin Lee,

Regional Director, Secure Issuance, APAC, HID Global

niversity administrators must increasingly do more with less, supporting growing enrollment, facility expansion and new services, however many facilities are still using obsolete, vulnerable campus ID card systems that have a restricted range of functions. The best approach to making a campus safe and secure is to gradually replace legacy technology with a “one card” solution that improves end-to-end issuance and has the ability to support new, more secure services and capabilities in the future.

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Legacy magnetic stripe technology has been used by universities for several decades and relies on older security technology that lacks the cryptographic capabilities of smart cards, making magstripe cards susceptible to cloning and counterfeiting. Additionally, these cards wear out quickly and cost the university time and money to replace. The latest smart card technologies offer better security and in today’s budgetconstrained university environments, they can be rolled out incrementally as funds become available, operating alongside legacy cards until the transition is complete.

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Feedback from university administrators has identified security, as well as flexibility as the biggest reasons to replace magstripe technology with a one card solution. Campus stakeholders want a single ID card that can be used for meal payments, the library, using the gym, and accessing parking and other facilities. This concept of “one card” simplicity would enable a single system to serve many different needs. Users would only need to carry one card for a wide variety of services, purchases and other campus activities.

Moving to Contactless Smart Card Technology

Contactless smart card technology provides the foundation for this “one card” simplicity. While proving to be very attractive to today’s technologysavvy generation of students, it also offers administrators improved security, efficiency and the convenience of a more flexible solution. A one card solution enables a single campus ID to be used for access control systems and other value-added applications and services, such as protecting and providing approved access to computing, data and cloud services for students and faculty members. To make the upgrade, universities must evaluate the time, cost and logistics associated with replacing existing card infrastructure and then rebadging tens of thousands of campus card holders. A comprehensive, end-to-end ID solution and multiyear, phased process is required for upgrading an existing card system. This enables incremental deployment of new contactless smart cards while still using legacy student ID cards and

the existing campus hardware. This will help mitigate the financial burden of deploying an entire solution in any one year or financial reporting period, allowing administrators to strategically assign system and hardware upgrades to areas most in need, or to align with current or projected expansion plans. Key features of the one card solution include multi-technology readers, card technology, and a combination of ID card printers and encoders with card personalisation software. In some universities or areas on campus that may require higher levels of security, it may be important for card readers to not only support both the new contactless smart cards and legacy magnetic stripe cards, but also wireless locks with built-in encryption and enhanced security. Wireless locks eliminate the cost and management headaches of metal keys as they interact with an advanced IP-based physical access control solution that moves intelligence to the door for streamlined system monitoring, management and reporting. Card technology itself is also a key component of any migration plan, delivering advanced security and interoperability between locks, readers, and multiple card applications such as cashless vending and logical access control. It should be flexible enough for physical access control (i.e. opening doors) as well as logical access control (i.e. used with desktop readers to pay for cafeteria meals, or checking out library materials). Ease-of-use is also a major factor in choosing a contactless card, with the IT manager at one university reporting that


their users prefer contactless smart cards because they can quickly be tapped to readers, instead of having to swipe a magstripe card. The third element of an advanced one card solution is the ID card printers and encoders, and associated card personalisation software. At registration time, a big time-saver for universities is the use of in-line personalisation technology. This enables office staff to print student information to the card at the same time they are encoding and programming both the magnetic stripe and contactless smart card technology, all in a single, in-line issuance process. This approach significantly reduces total issuance time, and eliminates mistakes that are often made when data is entered manually. Plus, the new ID cards are printed with higher quality and better lamination, so they look more attractive, are more durable than other cards, and have a longer lifespan.

Advantages of “One Card” Systems

Today’s “one card” systems improve security, and with the addition of some wireless locks, they also enable realtime control when a lock-down or other changes to the system are needed. Such a solution makes it easy for administrators to quickly modify their access control system, responding to security threats, reacting to hazards in a particular area, or denying access to a building that may be undergoing repairs or construction work. This includes updating card privileges, adding or removing applications as required, and dealing with stolen cards by revoking and replacing them. Overall, they offer campus users significantly more ways to use the cards with security and privacy protection. As an example, one university is using their new ID cards to control access to facilities, the library, residence halls, and for purchases at the campus cafeteria. Meanwhile, they continue to use their earlier magstripe ID cards, and will continue to do so until they have phased them out. Throughout this

process, the security team plans to add new applications to the contactless smart cards, including cashless transit system payment, logging time and attendance at the gym, and accessing cloud applications using One-Time Password (OTP) soft tokens. The card office also benefits. According to one university official, a key goal during card issuance is to move students through as quickly as possible especially during the start of a new academic year. Today’s systems streamline the process significantly. After searching for the person on their database, card office staff can verify his or her identity, and print and present a card that can be used immediately. A combination of printers and software enable a true one-stop shop on campus, resulting in reduced wait times. The end result produces more durable and better-looking cards than are possible with magstripe technology, as well as greater security. Another advantage is better sustainability. For instance, new lamination technology incorporated into today’s ID card printers significantly reduces both the cost of consumables and the amount of waste product that is generated. Instead of using an underlying carrier that must be discarded, the printer applies each card’s lamination patch in a more

efficient, continuous stream of material, from a single roll. Other card lamination advancements have reduced the significant energy required to heat up the material and maintain optimal operating temperature. For instance, “instant on” or intelligent temperature control enables new ID lamination solutions to conserve significant amounts of energy, while also saving time. The energy savings that are delivered through these advances have been recognized with GreenCircle® certification by GreenCircle Certified, LLC, which was established to ensure specificity in third-party certification.

Looking to the Future

Universities can position themselves to take advantage of new ID form factors, such as mobile phones, by taking a forward-looking approach to their incremental one card upgrade using a multi-technology infrastructure. In the future, applications that can be supported with contactless smart cards can also be supported on a mobile device. The same one card system that enables the transition from magstripe to contactless smart card technology will enable administrators to provision mobile IDs and update access privileges in real-time, using wireless connectivity. Students and faculty members alike can look forward to even better convenience and efficiency in coming years as universities adopt the new technology.

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Aditi Tracking Support is Betting Big on the ROI for GPS based Real-time Vehicle Tracking System: Chirag Rachh Aditi Tracking Support (ATSPL) provides location tracking services which enables businesses track & manage their resources in real-time. Our real-time services can be quickly integrated in your existing systems enabling you to save time & money and run a more efficient operation. By CHIRAG RACHH, FOUNDER & CEO, ADITI TRACKING SUPPORT

out which driver is the best to send to a last-minute job. Besides, drivers aren’t always the most accurate if it means they’re cutting it close to missing a job. • Back-office personnel spend less time entering info from the field and can quickly bill the hours.

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Founder & CEO, Aditi Tracking Support

e can provide real-time information about any fuel theft, increase in fuel consumption due to unnecessary idling & AC usage. These things can easily be monitored on ATSPL’s user-friendly platform. One can create daily, weekly or monthly reports to monitor the vehicle.

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Good Maintenance for a Good Return Fleets can improve maintenance scheduling and servicing with diagnostic data, in which alerts can be sent directly to the fleet manager or technician. In some scenarios fleets can share the alerts with their outside service provider. These measures result in better warranty recovery on newer vehicles, less vehicle downtime, reduced total cost of ownership and a higher resale value since the vehicle is well-maintained and there are no unexpected or major vehicle breakdowns. Time Saver • Dispatchers spend less time figuring

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• Drivers spend less time on the road and more time on the job, which could mean getting in more service trips per day. Taken together telematics reduces a fleet’s overhead, allowing them to take on more jobs. Aditi Tracking Support (ATSPL) assimilates GPS, GIS, GSM/GPRS and Satellite Communication to provide you with a One-Stop-Store for all relevant solutions required. Our core

competencies include: • Fleet Management System • Vehicle Tracking System • Supply Chain visibility System / Logistics • Mobile Resources Management System • Distribution & Collection Management System • Route Optimization System • Scheduling and Routing System • Fuel Management System • Temperature Management System • Field Employee Tracking System • Taxi Dispatch Management System • School Bus Tracking System • 2-Wheeler Tracking System • Public Transport / Ambulance Tracking System • Waste Management System • Mobile Workforce / Field Employees Management System And many more…


Driver Behaviour Monitoring: Improving the way your driver drives will have a considerable impact on your organisation in terms of reducing costs such as fuel expenditure, insurance and wear and tear, whilst enhancing levels of operational efficiency, environmental responsibility and duty of care. Moreover, positive driving behaviour can help achieve better public perception of your business and prevent costly damage to its corporate image. • Reduce safety risks for drivers • Verify speed and aggressive driving claims • Identify and analyse driving trends • Receive alerts to take action in real-time Personal Safety Unfortunately, it seems that violent crimes and abduction are going to be a horrible reality for this and future generations. Personal GPS tracking

Vehicle Safety • Geofencing – Get immediate notified if your vehicle crosses the set virtual boundary. • Live Tracking/Real time monitoring system • Unauthorised Usage - The use of company vehicle for personal use can be prevented. Even route deviations and unauthorised stoppages can be monitored on real-time. • Immobilisation - In case of unauthorised use or theft, one can disable the ignition of the halted vehicle from remote access and avoid loss or damage of assets. • 24*7 Location visibility - Technology never sleeps. One can monitor its vehicles on a user friendly platform on a mobile app or a desktop at any desired time. Lower Costs/Fuel Savings

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by GPS based real-time Vehicle Tracking System at each level of your business works together to save you money. Hence, ATSPL wants to bring about: • Proactive monitoring of all assets, with in-built transit visibility • Analytical and comprehensive reporting features • Achieve significant transportation cost savings • Ensure Vehicle / Individual / Asset safety & management

We differentiate ourselves in the location based marketplace with end to end system integration expertise. ATSPL provides seamless integration of GPS, GIS, GMS/ GPRS & Satellite communications

systems are already being used to enhance the safety of many children and adults, and as GPS tracking systems continue to become more affordable, it’s likely that they’ll be used even more for this purpose.

Conclusion The business case for telematics just makes sense – some companies even see a return within months of installing the solution. The many capabilities provided

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McAfee Labs Report Reveals New Mobile App Collusion Threats Delayed Software Updates Enable Cybercriminals to Exploit Mobile Apps; Pinkslipbot Trojan Returns with New Capabilities submitted by McAfee labs

• McAfee Labs identifies more than 5,000 versions of 21 consumer mobile apps containing colluding code capable of a variety of malicious activities • New strain of Pinkslipbot Trojan features anti-analysis and multi-layered encryption • New ransomware grew 24% quarter-over-quarter in Q1 2016 • Threat researchers saw a 17% quarter-over-quarter increase in new mobile malware samples in Q1 2016 • Mac malware spiked Q1 primarily due to an increase in VSearch adware Intel Security released its McAfee Labs Threats Report: June 2016, which explains the dynamics of mobile app collusion, where cybercriminals manipulate two or more apps to orchestrate attacks on smartphone owners. McAfee Labs has observed such behavior across more than 5,056 versions of 21 apps designed to provide useful user services such as mobile video streaming, health monitoring, and travel planning. Unfortunately, the failure of users to regularly implement essential software updates to these 21 mobile apps raises the possibility that older versions could be commandeered for malicious activity. NOVEMBER 2016

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Widely considered a theoretical threat for many years, colluding mobile apps carry out harmful activity together by leveraging interapp communication capabilities common to mobile operating systems. These operating systems incorporate many techniques to isolate apps in sandboxes, restrict their capabilities, and control

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which permissions they have at a fairly granular level. Unfortunately, mobile platforms also include fully documented ways for apps to communicate with each other across sandbox boundaries. Working together, colluding apps can leverage these interapp communication capabilities for malicious purposes. McAfee Labs has identified three types of threats that can result from mobile app collusion:

Information theft: An app with access to sensitive or confidential information willingly or unwillingly collaborates with one or more other apps to send information outside the boundaries of the device Financial theft: An app sends information to another app that can execute financial transactions or make financial API calls to achieve similar objectives

Service misuse: One app

controls a system service and receives information or commands from one or more other apps to orchestrate a variety of malicious activities. Mobile app collusion requires at least one app with permission to access the restricted information or service, one app without that permission but with access outside the device, and the capability to communicate with each other. Either app could be collaborating on purpose or unintentionally due to accidental data leakage or inclusion of a malicious library or software development kit. Such apps may use a shared space (files readable by all) to

exchange information about granted privileges and to determine which one is optimally positioned to serve as an entry point for remote commands. “Improved detection drives greater efforts at deception,” said Vincent Weafer, vice president of Intel Security’s McAfee Labs group. “It should not come as a surprise that adversaries have responded to mobile security efforts with new threats that attempt to hide in plain sight. Our goal is to make it increasingly harder for malicious apps to gain a foothold on our personal devices, developing smarter tools and techniques to detect colluding mobile apps.” The McAfee Labs report discusses forward-looking research to create tools, initially used by threat researchers manually but eventually to be automated, to detect colluding mobile apps. Once identified, colluding apps may be blocked using mobile security technology. The report suggests a variety of user approaches to minimize mobile app collusion, including downloading mobile apps only from trusted sources, avoiding apps with embedded advertising, not “jailbreaking” mobile devices, and most importantly, always keeping operating system and app software up-to-date. For online safety tips on how consumers can protect themselves from the threats mentioned in this report, visit Consumer Safety Tips Blog. This quarter’s report also documents the return of the W32/Pinkslipbot Trojan (also known as Qakbot, Akbot, QBot). This backdoor Trojan with worm-like abilities initially launched in 2007 and


threats, critical infrastructure sites quickly earned a reputation for being a are making physical security a top damaging, high-impact malware family priority. By leveraging today’s advanced capable of stealing banking credentials, video surveillance and access control email passwords, and officials digital certificates. technology, security are able to The Pinkslipbot reemerged proactively detectmalware threats and respond effectively than inmore late quickly 2015 and withmore improved features ever as before. Throughand the multi-layered use of video such anti-analysis analytics, facilities encryption abilitiescan to receive thwart automatic malware alerts when certain conditions met; researchers’ efforts to dissect andare reverse for example, when a person is detected engineer it. The report also provides crossing a perimeter at night,” informed details about the Trojan’s self-update and Sanjeev Sehgal. data exfiltration mechanism, and McAfee Labs’ Heeffort monitor Pinkslipbot furtherto added, “Further Critical infections and credential in real-is infrastructure protectiontheft market segmented by the security technology time. types, services, vertical and geographical regions.” Finally, McAfee Labs assesses the state of mainstream hashing functions, On the basis of Critical Infrastructure and urges organizations to keep their Protection by security technologies: systems up to date with the market, latest, Network security strongest standards. Physical hashing security, Radars, CBRNE,

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sub- segmented into: Access control this quarter due to the continued entry (Biometrics, ID management system), of relatively low-skilled criminals into video surveillance (hardware, analytics) the ransomware cybercrime community. screening and scanning, and PSIM and This trend is the result of widespread PIAM. adoption of exploit kits to deploy the On the basis of Critical Infrastructure malware. Protection by services: The market is classified on the Mobile basisNew of Services into: risk management mobile malware samples grew services, designing, integration and 17% quarter over quarter in Q1 2016. consultation, managed services, and Total mobile malware samples grew 23% maintenance and support. quarter over quarter and 113% over the last According four quarters. to Rohini Goradia, “The following trends have been identified.” Mac OS Malware 1. advancements Mac Technological OS malware grew quickly in Q1, such as complex facial primarily due to an increaserecognition in VSearch systems, alarm generation, disaster adware. While the absolute number management systems, intrusion of Mac OS samples is still low, the total detection, bomb detection sensors and number of samples has increased 68% all other kinds of surveillance equipment quarter over quarter their and 559% the systems are finding place over in the last four quarters. protection of the backbone of our country. Macro Malware 2. Participation from public Macro malware continues on the can bring about a major change in

helping to protect the country’s assets. growth trajectory begun in 2015 with a Simple measures such as looking out 42% quarter over quarter increase in new for suspicious activity in public places, macro threat malware new breed sharing andsamples. incidentThe information of macro malware to attack with the police andcontinues public servants, corporatewell networks primarily through preparing for all kinds of hazards can all contribute securing sophisticated spamtowards campaigns that critical infrastructure. leverage information gathered through social engineering to appear legitimate. 3. Educating employees, conducting event simulations and Gamut Botnet weekly drills is being given much The Gamut botnet became the most importance. productive spam botnet in Q1, increasing its 4. volume nearlyto50%. spam Measures tacklePrevalent cyber crime campaigns offer schemes activities such as get-rich-quick phishing, Distributed Denial of Servicepharmaceutical (DDoS), SQL injection, and knockoff supplies. cross-site scripting, etc. are Kelihos, the most malware, prolific spamming also being put into place.and a widespread botnet during Q4 2015 malware distributor, slipped to fourth “The security measures should place. be in line with the threat level and adapted to the security risk level. Reactive post-incidence measures are hard to implement in critical infrastructure and after the events have occurred the time availability would be too less for corrective actions on the go. Hence preventive mechanisms should be in

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Mega Attacks Hits New Record; Repeat Attacks Surge; Booter Sites Launching Multiple Attack Vectors Simultaneously Latest Cloud Security Trends Shared in Akamai’s Q1 2016 State of the Internet Security Report Show Retail, Gaming Industries Hardest Hit with Web Application and DDoS attacks submitted by AKAMAI TECHNOLOGIES

kamai Technologies, the global leader in content delivery network (CDN) services, has published the Q1 2016 State of the Internet – Security Report. The quarterly report provides a detailed view of the global cloud security threat landscape and in-depth analysis and insight into malicious activity observed across the Akamai Intelligent Platform. Download the latest State of the Internet – Security Report at stateoftheinternet. com/security-report. NOVEMBER 2016

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“We have continued to witness significant growth in the number and frequency of DDoS and web application attacks launched against online assets, and Q1 2016 was no exception,” said Stuart Scholly, Senior Vice President and General Manager, Security Business Unit, Akamai. “Interestingly, nearly 60 percent of the DDoS attacks we mitigated used at least two attack

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vectors at once, making defense more difficult. Perhaps more concerning, this multi-vector attacks functionality was not only used by the most clever of attackers, it has become a standard capability in the DDoS-for-hire marketplace and accessible to even the least skilled actors.”

DDoS attack activity at a glance

During Q1, Akamai mitigated more than 4,500 DDoS attacks, a 125 percent increase compared with Q1 2015. As in recent quarters, the vast majority of these attacks were based on reflection attacks using stresser/booter-based tools. These tools bounce traffic off servers running vulnerable services such as DNS, CHARGEN, and NTP. In fact, 70 percent of the DDoS attacks in Q1 used the reflection-based DNS, CHARGEN, NTP, or UDP fragment vectors.

More than half of the attacks (55 percent) targeted gaming companies, with another 25 percent targeting the software and technology industry. Q1 2016 also set a record for the number of DDoS attacks exceeding 100 Gigabits per second (Gbps): 19. The largest of these mega attacks mitigated by Akamai peaked at 289 Gbps. 14 attacks relied on DNS reflection methods. Last quarter, there were only five mega attacks; the previous record was 17, set in Q3 2014. During Q4 2015, repeat DDoS attacks became the norm, with an average of 24 attacks per targeted customer in Q4. The trend continued this quarter; targeted customers were attacked an average of 39 times each. One customer was targeted 283 times – an average of three attacks per day.


DDoS metrics Compared with Q1 2015

• 125.36 percent increase in total DDoS attacks • 142.14 percent increase in infrastructure layer (layers 3 & 4) attacks • 34.98 percent decrease in the average attack duration: 16.14 vs. 24.82 hours • 137.5 percent increase in attacks > 100 Gbps: 19 vs. eight

Compared with Q4 2015

• 22.47 percent increase in total DDoS attacks • 23.17 percent increase in infrastructure layer (layers 3 & 4) attacks • 7.96 percent increase in the average attack duration: 16.14 vs. 14.95 hours • 280 percent increase in attacks > 100 Gbps: 19 vs. five

Web application attack activity

Web application attacks increased nearly 26 percent compared with Q4 2015. As in past quarters, the retail sector remained the most popular attack target, targeted in 43 percent of the attacks. But in a shift from last quarter, we saw a two percent decrease in web application attacks over HTTP and a 236 percent increase in web application

attacks over HTTPS. There was also an 87 percent increase in SQLi attacks compared with the previous quarter.

• 235.99 percent increase in web application attacks over HTTPS • 87.32 percent increase in SQLi attacks

As in recent quarters, the US was both the most frequent source of web application attack traffic (43 percent) and the most frequent target (60 percent).

Bot activity snapshot

Web application attack metrics Compared with Q4 2015 • 25.52 percent increase in total web application attacks • 1.77 percent decrease in web application attacks over HTTP

For the first time, we’ve included an analysis of bot activity in the State of the Internet - Security Report. Looking at bot activity over 24 hours, we tracked and analyzed more than two trillion bot requests. While identified and known, so-called good bots represented 40 percent of the bot traffic, 50 percent of the bots were determined to be malicious and were engaged in scraping campaigns and related activity.

Growth in DDoS reflectors

Using firewall data from the perimeter of the Akamai Intelligent Platform, our analysis showed a 77 percent growth in active Quote of the Day (QOTD) reflectors, a 72 percent increase in NTP reflectors and a 67 percent increase in CHARGEN reflectors compared to Q4 2015. Active SSDP reflectors declined by 46 percent.

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Security in the Transport Sector

The purpose of security in transport and logistics systems is to protect People , Goods & Technology transported by road, rail, sea, air or even pipelines for oil or similarly dangerous fluids from either natural & man made disasters (including acts of negligence) or acts of sabotage and terrorism. By ROHAN DASADIA, MANAGING DIRECTOR, KAPRI CORP

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he This short discourse is given for the purpose of concise guidance for the Logistics and Transport Sector and can be expanded from this simple view to cover a lot of ground either in India or abroad. To do this, let us look at the various modes that make up the transport sector and the means of protecting each one in a generalized manner.

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• Aviation includes aircraft, air traffic control systems, landing areas, passenger and cargo terminals, maintenance hangars, flight training facilities and fueling. • Vehicular covers cars, trucks, buses, roads, bridges, vehicles, traffic control systems public CCTV based security, vehicle recognition systems, drivers and automated systems/ • Waterways and Oceangoing Vessels consists of ports, rivers, ships, boats, support systems and maintenance • Cargo and Passenger Rail includes terminals, operational systems, and supporting infrastructure for passenger services by metro or rail • Pipeline Systems transport hazardous waste, fuel & oils, water and gas. The transport and distribution systems would include pipelines, pumping stations, bottling plants and gas stations. The main consideration will be of course the people who are manning each

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system that monitors or is controlled either directly, indirectly or remotely. In each case, the personnel should be properly vetted to handle sensitive areas by consideration of their intelligence, loyalty or by just physical characteristics (strength, size and agility) We should keep in mind that the target could be the people /goods/technology or the means of transportation may be exploited for the purpose of terrorism, smuggling, kidnapping or simply we should consider personal safety as well. Safe practices or the enforcement of same can only be done by effective monitoring and screening of situations, movements and persons. Systems available to protect these facilities include but are not limited to: • Radio: Effective monitoring and control in each case given above. Some examples are - Walkie talkies, - Terrestial Trunked Radio (TETRA) systems - Emergency notifiers - Man down systems - Radio Location systems • X-Ray Systems: Either mobile, portable or fixed systems are used in this case. - The mobile systems include baggage scanners used to check luggage or cargo, - Portable systems are used to check suspect items left unattended - Fixed systems are the type that can be used to screen railcars, trucks or vehicles. • CCTV with recognition software: used to track vehicles and persons by manual checking as well as using special facial and vehicular recognition software. • Access Entry System: installed to protect computer access, entry to sensitive areas or buildings. These systems use Facial Recognition, Biometrics, Near Field Communications, Simplified PIN&Chip Cards as well as

Alpha Numeric Entry. • Geotracking: these entail goods, personnel and vessel tracking using the present system of GPS trackers. With these systems, rails, aircraft, ships vehicles and persons can be tracked for the purpose of monitoring them for - Overspeeding or lagging - Diversions or hijacking - Targeting in case they are used as human or vehicular bombs - Tracking if they are used for smuggling or freight theft. - Crashes. The geotracker can be used to pin point the either the last known location or the point of the crash. • Screening Solutions using DFMD, HHMD: these are mostly effective when used at the entry terminals when screening people or animals • BDDS: Contraband Detectors, Real Time Viewing Systems (RTVS), Non Linear Junction Detector (NLJD), Explosive Vapour Detector (EVD) are equipment used by the Bomb Detection and Disposal Squads. In the cases where suspect vehicles, packages or areas are checked for explosives and narcotics, these equipment help in confirming or negating the presence of contraband. • Man down or emergency systems: In a situation where something unforseen in t he form of man made or natural disaster strikes, these systems alert monitoring systems to pinpoint or establish contact with emergency squads to provide a response. • Bugging / surveillance systems: These are audio/visual surveillance devices places in the cargo holds or passenger compartments of aircraft, railcars, buses or ships to monitor the safety / integrity of those areas from incidents of thefts or other criminal activities. While these in no way makes a comprehensive cover for the security of the logistics / transport sector, it at least lays a path to follow and diversify.


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Allied Telesis Leading the Way in Intelligent Buildings and Smart Cities : Jakub Duch BY Anant Joshi, a&s India

For nearly 30 years, Allied Telesis has been delivering reliable, intelligent connectivity for everything from enterprise organizations to complex, critical infrastructure projects around the globe. In a world moving toward Smart Cities and the Internet of Things, networks must evolve rapidly to meet new challenges. Allied Telesis smart technologies, such as Allied Telesis Management Framework (AMF) and Enterprise SDN, ensure that network evolution can keep pace, and deliver efficient and secure solutions for people, organizations, and “things�—both now and into the future. Allied Telesis is universally recognized for innovating the way in which services and applications are delivered and managed, resulting in increased value and lower operating costs. a&s India discussed with Jakub Duch, Vice President, International Sales, Allied Telesis for an insight into the success Allied Telesis is having.

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Q What is the Allied Telesis vision and perspective on India?

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A For many years Allied Telesis has been delivering networking solutions to support a broad range of embedded applications such as CCTV, Access Control, Transport Management Systems, Building and Energy Management Systems and Unlike enterprise environments, reliability and performance of the network for these applications is critical as the consequences of poor performance and availability can be significant. In the past, these systems have generally been

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deployed as stand-alone or independent systems which, while meeting the immediate needs of the system, do not deliver broader benefits in terms of efficiency and intelligence. Increasingly, a single converged network is being deployed throughout a building or across a city to support all applications which gives rise to the concept of Intelligent Buildings and Smart Cities and is ultimately what the concept of the Internet of Things (IoT) is based upon. Utilizing a converged network ensures that all systems and applications can interface with each other and adding a layer of intelligence to manage performance and efficiency then becomes a trivial process. And with new technologies such as intelligent lighting, there are substantial improvements in performance and efficiency that can be made. Intelligent lighting not only provides the ability to reduce energy consumption, but the sensors within the lights can provide information about ambient light levels, motion and space utilization, temperature and much more. And with information such as motion and space utilization, it is possible for organizations to make changes to their business which can result in substantial savings over time. Retrofitting existing buildings to become Intelligent Buildings or adding infrastructure to existing cities to become a Smart City is expensive and often the business case for doing so is marginal. India is in a great position to lead the way in terms of both Intelligent Buildings and Smart Cities given the growth and development that is being experienced at the moment. India also has a wealth of people and organizations that are technology savvy and is well placed to innovate and develop the technologies that will be found in Intelligent Buildings and Smart Cities of the future.

Q What are the challenges today in Smart City deployments and how can Allied Telesis help in creating a smarter world? A Allied Telesis has many years of experience with the types of applications and services that are found within Smart City deployments today. This experience has seen us develop an eco-system of partners and build up a wealth of knowledge that is unmatched in our industry. Combined with this ecosystem of partners and understanding of what it takes to develop a Smart City, is the extensive technology portfolio and professional services resources of Allied Telesis. As part of our commitment to Smart Cities, Allied Telesis


India is one of the fastest growing markets around the world in terms of both the number and scale of the solutions that are being deployed. For the past few years Allied Telesis has had a specific focus on growing our business in India and have invested in the skills and resources to do this. Today we have sales and engineering teams located in Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai and work closely with our System integration and eco-system of partners across India.

has become a Lead Partner in the Smart Cities Council (SCC) - an organization of thought leaders that advises cities on ways to thrive as their populations grow, upgrading aging infrastructure with innovative technology and solutions that improve performance, efficiency and ultimately livability of cities around the world. As a result of our involvement in the Smart Cities movement, Allied Telesis has recently signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Government of Vietnam that will see Allied Telesis as a leading technology provider in the development of Smart Cities throughout Vietnam. From the Indian perspective, Prime minister Mr Narendra Modi has a strong strategy for building Smart Cities. His vision of ‘Digital India’ has set an ambitious plan to build 100 Smart Cities across the country. While this vision of ‘Digital India’ is bold and ambitious, India is well placed to execute this. Around the world, the development of Smart Cities often starts with public safety enhancements, transportation efficiency and traffic control along with smart grid solutions and smart meters. In India the priorities are different with telecom companies needing to enhance their infrastructure before these smart solutions can be rolled out. Some of the significant challenges in any Smart city deployment is around the interoperability and security of the complete infrastructure with many proprietary based technology / application adoptions. Allied Telesis commitment towards developing innovative technologies on open standard’s for simplified operations & maintenance with low Mean Time To Restore (MTTR) through Allied Telesis management framework (AMF), enhanced cyber security through technologies like Active Fiber monitoring (AFM) brings in significant value proposition towards a building scalable and robust ICT infrastructure

Q The Internet of things is going to be the next technology buzz, what is your (Allied Telesis) plan for India market? A The Internet of Things or IoT is about the convergence of applications to deliver performance improvements and information to make intelligent decisions. In reality, Allied Telesis has been involved in the IoT space before the term IoT was even coined. The market potential for IoT is staggering with an estimated 50 billion devices expected to be connected world-wide by 2020. And as the number of devices being connected is growing,

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Vice President, International Sales, Allied Telesis

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Q Your candid views about India security market with reference to networking? A

India is one of the fastest growing markets around the world in terms of both the number and scale of the solutions that are being deployed. For the past few years Allied Telesis has had a specific focus on growing our business in India and have invested in the skills and resources to do this. Today we have sales and engineering teams located in Bangalore, Mumbai, New Delhi, Kolkata and Chennai and work closely with our System integration and ecosystem of partners across India.

Q What are the latest innovations and product offerings by Allied Telesis? A In a world moving toward Smart Cities and the Internet of Things, networks must evolve rapidly to meet new challenges. Allied Telesis smart technologies, such as our Autonomous Management Framework (AMF) and Enterprise SDN, ensure that network evolution can keep pace, and deliver efficient and secure solutions for people, organizations, and ‘things’ -both now and into the future.

Q What are the latest projects implemented by Allied Telesis in India?

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A With the commitment we have made to Public Safety and Smart Cities, the number of projects that we are involved in or have been awarded is substantial. We are active in railways and transportation space with solutions to support Intelligent Transportation Systems. In the education sector, we have been involved in building smart campus for some esteemed customers including Hyderabad Central University, National Institute of Technology (NIIT), Raipur. Allied Telesis has been instrumental is designing and rolling out of Smart Grid / unmanned power sub stations for Tata power. Allied Telesis is also actively involved with ISRO especially with ISRO – SHAR as an integral part of its communication backbone for the last decade. We also have a sizeable presence in the Oil & Gas , hospitality and healthcare sectors in India.

Q What are the latest awards won by Allied Telesis?

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A Last year Allied Telesis has won the annual iCMG Architecture Excellence award for our Secure Enterprise SDN solution. In the previous year, Allied Telesis was awarded the same award for its Allied Telesis Management Framework

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With the commitment we have made to Public Safety and Smart Cities, the number of projects that we are involved in or have been awarded is substantial. We are active in railways and transportation space with solutions to support Intelligent Transportation Systems. In the education sector, we have been involved in building smart campus for some esteemed customers including Hyderabad Central University, National Institute of Technology (NIIT), Raipur. Allied Telesis has been instrumental is designing and rolling out of Smart Grid / unmanned power sub stations for Tata power. Allied Telesis is also actively involved with ISRO especially with ISRO – SHAR as an integral part of its communication backbone for the last decade. We also have a sizeable presence in the Oil & Gas , hospitality and healthcare sectors in India.

so too are the concerns around security and device manageability. Allied Telesis today has solutions to these and many other challenges that are likely to be encountered with extensive security functionality embedded within our technology portfolio and our innovative Autonomous Management Framework being extended to manage the types of endpoints found connected throughout the Internet of Things.

(AMF). The award-winning Secure Enterprise SDN Solution represents the company’s commitment to delivering innovations that bring proven benefits to customers in the enterprise networking sector. The company is considerably ahead of other vendors in bringing a commercial SDN solution to the enterprise market. Allied Telesis has also appeared in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for 2015 and 2016 as a Niche Player for Wired and Wireless LAN Access Infrastructure, which provides improved visibility of our organization among enterprise customers. We are also been recognized by Milestone a leader in the Video management software (VMS) space as Best Milestone solution partner in Networking solutions space for Asia region.


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AxesTrack Aims to be the Most Comprehensive and Leading provider of GPS and Location based Analytics:Harman Arora BY Anant Joshi, a&s India

AxesTrack is a fast growing brand ventured by a passionate team from world’s most eminent institutions. They are dedicated to the field of GPS based vehicle tracking solutions and its exhaustive data analytics. Proficient in providing valuable solutions, AxesTrack has established itself as one of the most trusted GPS tracking providers among esteemed partners and well satisfied customers. As of now, AxesTrack has 70,000+ vehicles to its credit with a quarterly growth of 40%. a&s India interacted with Harman Arora , CEO and Co-founder, AxesTrack to know the company’s future plans. Q What is the origin of AxesTrack? A Founded by a team of industry experts coming from IITs, IIMs and BITS, we at AxesTrack are committed to pushing the boundaries of GPS and Location based Analytics. AxesTrack is the only company to employ both indirect and direct channels for its products since its inception. Based on a highly scalable architecture and armed with the approach of a consultant, AxesTrack has based its development ideology on designing solutions, rather than selling them. This has helped us tremendously in understanding the different customer needs, identifying critical areas in need of optimization, and evolving metrics which lead to continuous development of solutions, thereby increasing the portfolio of products. Q What are the software and solutions

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A We at AxesTrack consider our core capability lies in processing and manipulating location and GPS data and delivering different types of analyses, tools, and dashboards in an easy to use format and accessible on multiple platforms. Consequently, AxesTrack has a wide gamut of Web and Mobile software solutions available for different applications and industry types. AxesTrack supplies its indirect sales partners with an end-to-end white-labelled solution (Both H/W and S/W) which allows them to build a brand of their own and cater to a wide variety of customers and industries.

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Vehicle Tracking Solution is AxesTrack’s flagship product. This package constitutes of a Web Tracking dashboard with over 50+ features, the best tracking mobile app available in the market, Track, with over 20,000 downloads as well as H/W and data services. Additionally a control panel tool to manage clientele and operations, and a mobile app to handle servicing and installations is part of the package. Depending on the use-case and features required, a partner has a choice among different tracking dashboards as well as UI designs. We also have separate software solutions for more specialized tracking needs like Pick-Up and Drop Tracking for Administration and real-time pick and drop service providers like Schools and Employee transport, Employee Tracking – On-field employee tracking and meetings management and Logistics Solution. Depending upon the type of client, its organisational set up, core focus and technology deficient areas, AxesTrack has a suit of modules for complete Outbound and Inbound Logistics management. The logistics solution offered by AxesTrack is comprehensive with ERP and RFID integration, ensuring fast and efficient flow of information. The solution provides different dashboards and tools to suit the functional needs of different stake-holders across the organisation hierarchy.

Q What is the AxesTrack’s strategy for channel marketing in India? A India’s logistics market is highly un-organised with a traditional way of managing operations. It is dominated by local, small and medium players, with over 80% of the total fleet owners having less than 3 vehicles in the fleet. We at AxesTrack believe that an indirect network of trusted Partners is the best way to penetrate the market. With over 300 dedicated channel partners spread across 250 plus Indian cities, AxesTrack caters to a wide variety of clients indirectly through its partners. Realising the importance of local support, all partner products are complete end to end white labelled solutions, from best performing hardware to state of the art software to best in class IT support. We have an array of solutions for the partners, giving them the freedom to target a wide variety of customer types as well as new and emerging markets. We at AxesTrack have a dedicated sales team helping the partner identify the target market, best suited solution, scope of expansion, marketing strategy and provides white labelled marketing and support material. AxesTrack also has a partner dedicated IT Support team and a carefully monitored ticketing system, which helps the partner resolve client issues at the earliest.


Q What are the latest application cases for different industry segments? A We at AxesTrack are armed with a multitude of solutions. We cater to a variety of industries with specific solutions. Manufacturing Industry: To manage inbound and outbound logistics for better optimization of loading and un-loading operations. Eg- Finished Goods Manufacturers, Cement, Steel, Four-Wheeler and Two-Wheeler Manufacturers Logistics Service Provider: Complete logistics operations management with modules supporting Traffic Management, Finance, Maintenance, Booking Management and Utilization monitoring.Eg- Goods Transportation-2pl, 3pl service providers, large fleet owners Passenger Transportation: Booking management, route allotment, route management and compliance, with options for camera and RFID integration.Eg: Public Transportation, Private bus and taxi transportation Pick & Drop Transportation: Real time ETOA alerts, POI compliance reporting, route allotment, management and deviation analysis.Eg: School Bus service, Employee transportation Supply Distribution: Multiple dashboards for different levels in the supply distribution chain. Route optimization, progress, compliance and deviation analysis. Driver and vehicle performance analysis as per industry norms. Eg: FMCG distribution, Newspaper Distribution, Last mile delivery Specialized Service Provider: Custom modules to suit the nature and type of industry operations, suitable alerts and multiple options for hardware and software integration as per requirement. Eg: Emergency Service, Courier Service, Cold Chain Transportation, Waste Management Service, Mining Service

ways of working are still the norm. The increasing penetration of technology into industry’s day-to-day operations poses an adoption challenge for service providers, but the challenge is far outweighed by the magnitude of the opportunity. The current flow of operations in a logistics set up is highly traditional, with each player having its own way of doing things. This makes a standard solution difficult to suit all the clients. AxesTrack solves this by having a very flexible architecture that can be scaled in different dimensions to suit a multitude of requirements. The concentrated push from governmental policies to increase technology compliance across commercial vehicles provides a unique window in which the adoption rates are expected to accelerate. We at AxesTrack have developed a basic set of modules which are customizable, making smooth entry of technology in the traditional flow of operations a possibility. An increasing number of industries realise the huge value which Big Data and analytics can add to their organisations. Our AxesTrack team, being an expert in this domain, is best placed to seize this opportunity through its unique analytics driven solutions.

Q How are the new government policies bolstering growth for the security industry? A India has a huge population. This makes the discussion on security an important part of public debate. Apart from digitalisation and increased

Q How big is the GPS and Vehicle tracking solution market in India? A For us at AxesTrack, everything that moves is a potential customer! The total number of registered vehicles in India was 173 million as of March 31, 2013, increasing at a rate of 7 % per year. On top of this, the Smartphone market in India stands at 220 million presently, and scheduled to reach the 350 million mark by 2017. Logistics industry, which has the most acute need of sophisticated location and tracking solutions, contributes nearly 14 % to the GDP. 3PL logistics alone is expected to be worth greater than US$ 300billion by 2020. The Indian logistics sector is still unorganised and uses little technology to optimise its supply chain operations and is ripe for implementing tracking compliance. With the advent of e-players in this sector, and increasingly connected operations and information exchange across various units (IoT), there is a huge scope for location based analytics presently and even more so in the coming years.

Harman Arora, CEO & Co-founder, AxesTrack

Q What are the challenges and opportunities faced by AxesTrack? A We at AxesTrack believe in not limiting the challenges, but challenging the limits. Logistics in India is a highly distributed, un-organized and a technology deficient industry where traditional

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surveillance along the borders, Indian government has put special focus on the internal security situation of the country. This includes mandating several security enhancing measures for the public, especially among the commercial vehicles. The national capital has already made it mandatory for all taxis to be GPS enabled. Several other states have also mandated GPS tracking on forms of public transport. This is soon expected to be followed by the central government. Un-arguably, the next focus will be on the goods and passenger transportation sector. A major part of black money travels through the Indian roads in commercial vehicles, which are expected to come under the mandatory-gps bracket soon. Further, a bill has been tabled in the Indian parliament which will make it mandatory for all mobile manufacturers to include an in-built GPS along with a panic button on the phone. All of this provides greater opportunities for companies in the security industry like location based analytics players, but it is the common man of the country who will benefit the most.

Q Any recent award won by AxesTrack? A AxesTrack was awarded title of ‘Company of the Year, 2016’ in the ‘GPS Fleet Management Solutions’ domain by The CEO Magazine. Q How AxesTrack is poised in the Security market? A We at AxesTrack realise the growing potential and the need for analytics in the security domain. With a big push from the government, a significant part of previously offline fleet will soon be under the GPS radar. By virtue of its position, as a leading player in the GPS service provider market, AxesTrack is well placed to reap in the benefits of this fast growing market. Apart from a comprehensive security module (which includes lock feature, SOS, panic button, along with email/SMS/pop-up alerts for a plethora of events), AxesTrack has customized solutions to suit security concerns of the client, like UP Police, Rajasthan Police, SIS (Security and Intelligence Services) to name a few. Any new integration for increased security features is easily possible with Axestrack’s flexible architecture.

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Q Which verticals are your focus areas? A We at AxesTrack are focusing on both indirect and direct sales, which cater to a plethora of verticals. With the increasing technology adoption across all industries, AxesTrack believes in grabbing every opportunity that comes in its way. This is possible with segment specific teams and continuous development of solutions for partners and direct clients. AxesTrack has also put focus on development of internal tools for swift resolution of partner’s IT support issues, and external tools for partners to help them manage their clientele more efficiently (eg support ticket platform, billing and inventory management tools etc.)

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Q What are new initiatives undertaken by AxesTrack? A We at AxesTrack believe in leading the latest technological innovations in the logistics sector.With location based analytics picking up speed, AxesTrack has launched unique, simple

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solutions to complex problems. School Bus Tracking: This is a first of the kind tracking product for pick & drop service providers like school buses and employee transport, which alerts the user in real time about the arrival of the bus at the pick-up and drop points. Accuracy is the key here, and with a development team that not many can boast of, this complex logical problem set has the easiest to operate user-interface available in the market. Track Me: As the speed of technology penetration increases, lots of previously unimagined industries are benefitting from location based analytics. This device-less solution (just a mobile app) lets an admin manage his employee force on the field with ease. Set meetings, schedules, check delivery/visited points, analyse performance, and send alerts all with this unique package which is Track Me. Consignment Tracking: With an ever increasing need for the optimization of operations, new modules are regularly added to the consignment package. Latest developments include senior management dashboard, sensor module, MIS module, expense management module, reverse logistics module Bike Tracking: With no recurring cost for this product, bike tracking offers simple tracking at a price that is truly, unbelievably low. This product aims to bring the biker population under the location based analytics net.

Q What are the future plans of AxesTrack? A We envision being the leading player across all verticals in the Location based analytics market. With a diverse and widespread channel sales network, and a wide variety of solutions AxesTrack’s growth strategy is geared to achieve its grand vision. We have put considerable effort in the development of partners as leading local service providers in their respective domains. With an unmatched IT support and sales team exclusively for the partners, AxesTrack is also developing external tools which will help partners scale their business, thereby contributing to AxesTrack’s growth. Additionally, we also aim to bring the entire supply chain network, starting from the producer and ending at the consumer, under a single umbrella drenched with technology. AxesTrack, with its expertise in data analytics, has touched this industrial problem from its root. It started with optimizing the transportation vertical, then slowly expanding to cover other inter-related logistics operations. Currently, to operate efficiently in this competitive world, a company has to use multiple solutions for the entire supply chain. From multiple ERP packages, to specific ware-house management software, integration becomes a challenge for any company. But now, with a single point of contact for a company’s entire IT and analytical needs, AxesTrack aim to deliver the best, to the best.


Company Spotlight - Naaz Engineering Works : The Reliable Name In Fire Protection

Naaz Engineering Works has extensive experience legacy of over 36 years in this field of Fire Protection. By NAAZ ENGINEERING WORKS

Shamim Haider Khan,

proprietor, Naaz Engineering Works

he company was formed in 1980 by a promising entrepreneur Shamim Haider Khan named. Shamim Haider Khan is the proprietor of Naaz Engineering Works having extensive experience legacy of over 36 years in this field. It was a small machine shop company for manufacturing of spare parts of fire extinguisher, hydrant valve spares and variety of nozzle related to fire fighting. Later on we started manufacturing of fire extinguisher portable types. Naaz brand is renowned for its quality of its product & reliability of services. In 2001 we acquired ISI mark for fire extinguisher for complete range of fire extinguisher named “NAAZ” brand registration in BIS. Since then till the company has witnessed methodical growth in fire industry. Naaz brand is renowned for its quality of its product & reliability of services. Naaz has earned 36 year quality of appreciation from by user and manufacturer. Our policy of continual investment in state of art technology & innovative products development allow us to offer our unique brand of high quality product at great value. Our company has acquired all the necessary infrastructure, licenses & established full fledged manufacturing plant at wada (Palghar District) spread across 1.3 acres with the capacity of producing more than 1000 units per day. Naaz engineering bares ISO 9001:2008 for quality management system by IRQS and CE marking. In product development we seek to be at the forefront of best practice, always anticipating changes within our industry.

To ensure that our dealers and customers get the highest quality fire protection equipments, all our products undergo rigorous in house testing at all stages and on demand third party inspection is also available. Naaz brand is managed by highly qualified management team and houses excellent engineering skills, quality control & project team with well equipped testing laboratory. Our excellence quality reputation is vital to us and is supported by many years of proven performance in serving our esteemed customers. We continue the strive to achieve the total quality in fire protection solution that are so special and valuable for our customer satisfaction. Present market fire market condition is not very encouraging and the world economy on the downhill side. If you see China for example it is also grappling to sustain its growth pattern. India is no different at the moment. There are so many challenges and we hope that with the corrective measures by present government India will have boom on economic front. As compared to any developed nation we have done very less and much has to be done. India has vast potential to offer to the fire market. Make in India is an initiative launched by PM of India to encourage national companies to manufacture in India which will lead to FDI and we will be advanced in technology as well. Naaz has set the ‘Bench Mark’ in providing and maintaining an unrivalled range of fire extinguisher. By working closely with our customers, we are able to provide the most efficient and cost effective fire extinguisher. We are a modern manufacturing company with old fashioned values. Our continual improvement keeps us abreast of new and innovative fire extinguishing products. We realize that there is no substitute for repeat and referral business. That is why 100% customer satisfaction is still our number one business asset. Using the wrong extinguisher on a fire can be very dangerous. And often, there isn’t enough time to decide which extinguisher to use. In such cases, the consequences often prove fatal. Fire is a deadly force. It kills thousands every

year. Strikes a home or office every twenty minutes. Causes lakhs worth of damage every day. Fires can start anywhere, and they grow incredibly fast. Even the smallest fire will turn deadly if it is left unchecked. And the longer it is left unchecked, the faster it will grow. During ignition, the fire is relatively small. But unless controlled swiftly, it will spread and grow, increasingly rapidly. This is the only stage at which a fire extinguisher can be safely used. Before entering into manufacturing plant all raw material purchase against test certificate undergo quality check before acceptance. Manufacturing process starts from deep drawing is a sheet metal forming process in which a sheet metal blank is radially drawn into a forming die by the hydraulic action of a punch using three stage hydraulic press. Later on scrap material is grooved and manufacturer identification is embossed on cylinders. Forwarding material to fabrication followed by CO2 MIG welding process for joining material precisely by mounting on mechanized jigs. Then every cylinder is particularly leakage tested by giving those a 35kg/cm2 pressure hydraulically. Then the process of phosphate coating is employed for the purpose of pretreatment prior to powder coating, increasing corrosion protection and improving better bonding for epoxy powder coating. Finally powder coating is typically applied ectrostatistically and is then cured under heat to allow it to flow and form a skin. It is usually used to create a hard finish that is tougher than conventional paint. Final assembly of all matting parts with respect to cylinder are added and rigorous inspection is done to individual cylinder before packing. The company has an in house quality control laboratory relatively to portable fire extinguisher testing with wide ranges of calibrated gauges and equipments that makes that product meet with the said quality standard. In addition to that company pack the products in best quality material keeping them safe during transit. With the support of efficient teammates, Naaz Engineering Works have built a good relation with customers hence retention business affirms is much strong.

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Product Showcase CP-UNC-VE41ZL5-MD

4Mp Full Hd Wdr Ir Vandal Dome Camera - 50Mtr. Features ---------

1/3” 4MP PS CMOS Image Sensor Max 20fps@4MP and 25/30fps@3MP H.265 / H.264 / MJPEG triple-stream encoding WDR(120dB), Day/Night(ICR), Auto Iris, 3DNR, AWB, AGC, BLC 2.7 -12mm Motorized Lens IR Range of 50 Mtrs, Micro SD, IP67, IK10, PoE Mobile Software: iCMOB, gCMOB, wCMOB CMS Software: KVMS Pro, vOptimus Pro

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12 MP 4K IP IR Bullet Camera - 50Mtr.

DS-KIS201

Video Door Phone 7” Multi-Colour Display Features Door Station -Self-adaptive IR supplement -One-touch calling -Pinhole camera with 720 x 576 @ 25 fps -Unlock controlling Indoor Station -Hands-free video intercom communication -Supports monitoring the door station and the external analog camera -Remote unlocking -Convenient installation and easy operation -2 -Year Warranty

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1/1.7” 12 MP PS CMOS Image Sensor Max 15fps@12MP, 25/30fps@4K H.264 and MJPEG dual-stream encoding DWDR, Day/Night(ICR), 3D-DNR, AWB, AGC, BLC 4.1 -16.4mm Motorized Lens IR Range of 50 Mtrs, IP67, PoE Mobile Software: iCMOB, gCMOB, wCMOB CMS Software: KVMS Pro, vOptimus Pro

PNF-9010R/9010RV/9010RVM Wisenet P series 4K Fisheye Camera Features -- Max.12megapixel (4000 x 3000) resolution -- H.265, H.264, MJPEG codec -- Variable view mode (Fishyeye, Single panorama, Double panorama, Quad view etc) -- On board dewarping, Digital PTZ (16x) / Bi-directional audio -- True WDR (120dB), WiseStream -- People counting, Heatmap, Defocus detection -- M12 connector (PNF-9010RVM) -- IK10, IP66 (PNF-9010RV/9010RVM) -- micro SD/SDHC/SDXC (Max. 128GB), PoE

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19’Inch Professional LED Monitor Support 170° wide viewing angle Professional for Video Surveillance application: HDMI and VGA signal input 1366 x 768 Video Resolution Built-in speaker High reliable components for 7×24 working VESA stand bracket 3 years Warranty

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Wisenet P series 7Megapixel Multi-sensor 180˚ Panoramic Camera Features

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Intelligent 4 Zone Control Panel with Fire Alarm Features ------

Arm/disarm through digital keypad, RF Remote, SMS & mobile App. One delay Zone, one immediate zone, one 24 hrs panic zone & one 24 hrs fire zone. Built in GSM Dialer with SMS Alert facility can monitor panel status. 20 Tel/ mobile numbers can be programmed. In built battery backup provision up to 7Ah.

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COSEC DOOR FMX

Door Controller with Multispectral Fingerprint Sensor Features ------

Multispectral Sensor with Live Fingerprint Detection Fingerprint and RFID Card Interactive GUI with 4.2” TFT Capacitive Touch Screen 5, 00,000 Transactions and 50,000 Users PoE, Ethernet, Wi-Fi, 3G/4G

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Channel DVR SMPS + 4 CCTV SMPS + 12V 7.2Ah Inbuilt Battery

2 Door/4 Reader Controller 32Bit, 200Mhz Processor 4GB Data Flash Built in 10/100 MBPS Ethernet CAN RS485 Port Supports HTTP, FTP, SNMP, NTP, SMTP, SSL Configurable Weigand Interface Fully Programmable I/O

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8 Channel DVR SMPS + 8 CCTV SMPS + 12V 7.2Ah Inbuilt Battery

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-- 12VDC Battery Backup for 8 CCTV + DVR. (Internal Battery Model)Wi -- Input: 100VAC – 300VAC.th followi -- Input 3 pin Detachable Cord -- 8 way terminal + 8 ON / OFF Plugs (Short Links) + 8 Resettable Fuse + 8 Power on LED Indication. -- Input Surge Protector Circuit (Optional). -- Wall Mounting. -- 230 mm (L) X 75 mm (W) X 311 mm (H). -- 5Kv Surge Protection inbuilt.

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12VDC Battery Backup for4 CCTV + DVR (internal battery Model) Input: 100VAC – 300VAC. Input 3 pin Detachable Cord. 4 Way terminal + 4 ON/OFF Plugs (Short Links) + 4 Resettable Fuse + 4 Power on LED Indication. Input Surge Protector Circuit (Optional). Wall Mounting 230 mm (L) X 75 mm (W) X 311 mm (H).

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Product Showcase GST 100

Intelligent Fire Alarm Control Panel

R-6601

Wire conventional Smoke Detector

Features -- Maximum 8 detection zones, each with independent fire LED, fault/disable LED and zone label -- Class A loop, maximum capacity of 128 addressable devices -- 122Ă—32 lattice LCD assisting the LED indicators to display important information -- Non-volatile memory ensuring system data not lost on shutdown of power -- Delayed output effectively reducing false action of ALARM OUTPUT and SOUNDER OUTPUT(R+ and R-) contact -- 3 relay outputs available which are SOUNDER OUTPUT (R+ and R-), ALARM OUTPUT (shared by fire alarm and supervisory output) and FAULT OUTPUT -- Optional RS485 communication interface for Networking

Silk Bio 101 TC

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N/O contact output Contacts closed and self-lock when alarming New scattering technology Unique labyrinth design protect against insect, dust, light infiltration

F21

(Multi Biometric Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System)

(Fingerprint Time Attendance & Access Control System)

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Face Capacity: 800 Fingerprint Capacity: 1500 ID card Capacity: 2,000 (Optional) Record Capacity: 1, 00,000 Display: 2.8-inch TFT Screen

ZK-D3180S

PB1000 / PB2000

WALK THROUGH METAL DETECTOR 18 Zones Standard

Parking Barrier Automated Boom Gate

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Compact design, convenient for packing and lowering delivery cost ZK designed rolling pressure spring technology, extending product life Boom can be raised and lowered smoothly and steadily Outer case and interior can be flexibly separated, convenient for maintenance and customization Simple installation – just fix the barrier gate on floor and connect it to electricity.

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Fingerprint Capacity: 3000 Card Capacity: 5000(Optional) Transaction Capacity: 1, 00,000 Sensor: Silk ID Sensor Display: 2.4-inch TFT LCD Color Screen

-- Eighteen mutual over-lapping detecting zones, Simultaneous alarm from multi- zones; -- Sensitivity adjustable: Each zone has 256 sensitivity level, 0-255 adjustable -- 5.7 inch LCD screen with Infrared remote control -- Automatically count passengers and alarm times -- Alarm strength indicator on control panel -- Password protection, only the authorized person can operate. -- Easy assembly: designed with only 2 pieces cables and 8 screws, simply-to-follow instruction. -- Harmless to human body: is harmless with heart pacemaker, pregnant women, magnetic floppy, recording tapes, etc. -- Using high density fireproof material -- Program Self-diagnostic when power on, no need initial or periodic calibration -- 4-8 hours backup battery


Vigiguard Boom Barrier Vigiguard Flap Barrier Features -- Electronic Control Panel: Designed to accept signals from various controls and safety accessories -- Height Torque motor: Long Lasting motor that generates up to 600nm torque -- IP54 protection: Control Unit is IP- protected making it dust and water resistant. -- Manual operation in terms of power failure -- Barrier operated through push button switch and can also be operated through access control system

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Passage Clearance of 520 mm or 900 mm Brushless DC Motorized Drive Granite panel on top for better aesthetic Tail gating Alert Energy efficient, consumes less power Bi-directional control Lane indicator display Single lane OR multiple lane configuration Material: SS304 or SS316 (optional) Integration with any access control system.

DT01ABAxxx-V

Surveillance Hard Disk Drive Features ----------

24x7 always-on operation Up to 3 TB Storage Capacity 5700/5940 rpm SATA up to 6 Gbit/s Advanced Format (AF) 512e Sector Length Lower power consumption when using low spin and adaptive power mode control Temperature allowance 0-70°C Suitable for DVR/NVR and Video Editing Systems. 3 years product warranty

Door Reader Features -- Multi technology readind Mifare, Desfire, HID Prox, EM Prox, iClass (CSN), Indala, Casi, Plaid, Java, Fairfonte, Soni Felica etc -- Wiegand, RS 485 and Ethernet connectivity. -- IP 65 weatherproof reader -- Complies ISO14443, 15693 & NFC18092. -- UL listed -- Lifetime warranty. .

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4 in 1 Villa outdoor station Features -------

4 in 1 Zinc alloy Villa outdoor station. High resolution 800TVL Camera with adjustable angle. White LED for night vision Automatic switch between day & night mode. Black &White in night for higher resolution. (MIC and speaker ) Release NO/NC types of electric locks 4 wires to monitor, 2 wires to lock Hood cover and mount angle.

MX CONTROLLER Features -- 99 Threat Levels. -- Reader to controller connectivity is encrypted. -- Anti Tamper Mechanism. -- IPV4 upgradable IPV6. -- Elevator Control -- Occupancy Counting and Controls -- Global Anti-Passback -- GUI for building plan and can be control all doors from software and alarm can be seen on the screen. -- Software - VELOCITY/ IDCUBE

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Pathology Lab Donated to Community Health Center of Bhangel Village

Seth Parmanand Khemka Charitable Trust has set up a Pathology Lab at the Community Health Center of Bhangel in G.B Nagar, Uttar Pradesh SUBMITTED BY Aditya Infotech

NOVEMBER 2016

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We at Aditya Infotech. are always on the lookout for such opportunities where our help can make a difference to society. When the plight of the people of Bhangel Village came to our knowledge, we knew this needed immediate attention”, stated Hari Khemka, Chairman, Aditya Infotech. The Trust has always been committed to such causes, be it securing public premises; or building classrooms in government schools; or facilitating accessible healthcare, rising to the occasion, each time, with all the necessary support required. It is dedicated to not just healthcare, but education as well. That’s not all; Seth Parmanand Khemka Charitable Trust is also dedicated to women and children empowerment, with numerous ongoing projects that are working towards the upliftment of women and children of the society. The pathology lab donated to the Community Health Center of Bhangel Village will benefit not just the residents of Bhangel Village but those living in the neighboring areas as well.

Seth Parma Nand Khemka Charitable Trust Seth Parma Nand Khemka Charitable Trust is run by Aditya Infotech. Founded in by Seth Parma Nand Khemka, the trust is peresently run under the guardianship of Hari Khemka. The Trust is associated with various works of philanthropy, with special focus on education & healthcare, and the upliftment of women and children of the society.

We at Aditya Infotech are always on the lookout for such opportunities where our help can make a difference to society. When the plight of the people of Bhangel Village came to our knowledge, we knew this needed immediate attention

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he Bhangel Village comprises of about 5000 families with just one Community Health Center, which was insufficient to meet their healthcare needs. They needed to travel to get their diagnostic tests done from the District Hospital, which was a significantly distant from the village. Moreover, lack of proper lab facilities added to the rush at the hospital and the wait time increased significantly as well. Recognizing the plight of the people living in the district, Seth Parmanand Khemka Charitable Trust stepped in to analyze the problem and offer the required support. The Trust has set up a Pathology Lab at the Community Health Center of Bhangel in G.B Nagar, Uttar Pradesh. The lab was inaugurated on 24th October, 2016 at 4pm by N.P. Singh, District Magistrate, Noida; Dr. Subhash Chandra Gupta, CMO, Noida; and Hari Khemka, Managing Director, Aditya Infotech. As a part of the initiative, Seth Parmanand Khemka Charitable Trust donated a Blood Testing Machine and related necessities to run the lab.

Chairman, Aditya Infotech.


National Geographic and United Technologies Launch “Urban Expeditions,” a Multimedia Series Exploring Sustainability in Global Cities

Every day, 180,000 people move to urban areas. Urbanization is creating an urgent need for sustainable actions and solutions. At this critical time, National Geographic and United Technologies Corp. are collaborating to raise awareness of sustainable urbanization through the Urban Expeditions initiative. BY UTC Fire & security

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rban Expeditions will identify cutting-edge research and exploration projects that are leading the way in sustainable urbanization in three key areas: • Food • Buildings • Transportation From architecture to engineering and urban agriculture, the project will shine the light on key sustainability issues and introduce us to change agents from a variety of disciplines doing great work around the globe. “This historic migration of people to cities can be achieved sustainably if we think differently about buildings, food and transportation networks,” said John Mandyck, Chief Sustainability Officer, United Technologies. “Urban Expeditions will showcase the global opportunities for cities to advance more sustainably.”

Six Cities… Countless Inspiring Stories Compelling analysis of these challenges and possible solutions will be featured in a new National Geographic digital storytelling series that takes a deep dive into six global cities, beginning with Austin, Texas, in October 2016. Additionally, the initiative will convene four global stakeholder events, each featuring a cross-disciplinary group of experts and stakeholders, exploring the future of cities and global sustainable urbanization solutions. “National Geographic has a long history of investing in bold people working to better understand the world around us and to develop solutions to our most pressing challenges,” said Brooke Runnette, Chief Program and Impact Officer, National Geographic Society. “The issues around rapid urbanization are only getting more complex, and the Urban Expeditions project allows us to continue

to support and explore projects that will be instrumental to solving them.” National Geographic has devoted considerable coverage to the impact of population growth. In 2011, a series called Seven Billion served as an inventory of our times across issues such as demographics, food security, climate change, fertility trends and biodiversity as the world’s population reached seven billion. In 2014, a collection of articles, Feeding Nine Billion, examined how we can provide food for all as the global population expands and climate change impacts agriculture. Urban Expeditions is the next installment.

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Instant focus in challenging light conditions with new AXIS Q60 PTZ dome cameras The top-of-the-line AXIS Q60 PTZ Dome Network Camera Series now includes models with features for improved performance and efficiency. Four of the new models include focus recall, a feature providing instant focus in predefined areas. The latest additions also offer versions that include an enhanced processor for higher analytics capacity, as well as higher light sensitivity. The new AXIS Q60 PTZ Dome Network Cameras all include Axis’ Zipstream technology that significantly reduces bandwidth and storage requirements. Submitted by AXIS

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xis Communications, the market leader in network video, introduces six new models to its AXIS Q60 PTZ Dome Network Camera Series, bringing a new range of performance and efficiency features for demanding video surveillance applications. The cameras, which provide exceptional coverage of wide areas, high detail when zooming in, and outstanding light sensitivity and dynamics, are ideal for city surveillance, airports, train stations, harbors, warehouses and indoor or outdoor arenas and stadiums. The focus recall feature, available in AXIS Q6052/-E and AXIS Q6054/-E, provides instant focus in predefined areas, making it easier to use a PTZ camera optimally in challenging light conditions. With focus recall, there is no need to manually focus or wait for the autofocus to adjust, a step that can take several seconds. Focus recall is especially beneficial in scenes with low contrast and point-shaped light sources, for example, strong headlights from oncoming traffic. It is also useful in scenarios that require a lot of manual operation using a joystick. The new cameras are the first cameras in AXIS Q60 Series to offer Zipstream, a H.264 compatible compression technology that reduces bandwidth and storage requirements by up to 50% even during camera movements. Zipstream provides

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control over bandwidth peaks, allows users to preserve more forensic detail where needed and lowers installation and maintenance costs significantly. AXIS Q6055/-E comes with several built-in Axis video analytic applications for greater efficiency or added business value, enabling time and cost reduction for the customer. Detection of security incidents through automatic monitoring of the video feed makes it possible to prevent crime, and integration of video data into other systems contributes to business insights. In addition, the cameras also have substantial capacity for thirdparty applications from Axis partners. “With these new PTZ cameras, we have raised the bar again in terms of performance and efficiency. The new features are ideally suited for the most demanding surveillance applications, both in regards to the required image quality as well as the cameras’ operating conditions. And, with the addition of the highly efficient Zipstream technology, users will benefit from


With these new PTZ cameras, we have raised the bar again in terms of performance and efficiency. The new features are ideally suited for the most demanding surveillance applications, both in regards to the required image quality as well as the cameras’ operating conditions. And, with the addition of the highly efficient Zipstream technology, users will benefit from significant cost savings and bandwidth efficiency

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significant cost savings and bandwidth efficiency,” said Kent Fransson, Global Product Manager at Axis Communications. The new AXIS Q60 cameras deliver up to 36x optical zoom and up to 1080p resolution, depending on model. They all include day/night functionality, WDR and a memory card slot. The indoor models all offer two-way audio, audio detection, I/O ports, and 24 V AC/DC power and IP52rated protection against dust and dripping water. The rugged outdoor models are vandal resistant (IK10 rating) and have IP66and NEMA 4X-rated protection against dust, rain and snow. They also feature Arctic Temperature Control, which ensures safe start-up at temperatures down to -40 °C/°F, even after a power failure. AXIS Q6052/-E, AXIS Q6054/-E and AXIS Q6055/-E are planned to be available in August through Axis’ distribution channels

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Hanhwa Techwin launches 4K IR Fisheye Cameras Wisenet P Series PNF-9010R/9010RV/9010RVM

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Global security company Hanwha Techwin is to launch a 9 megapixel 4K ultra high definition network IR Fisheye camera series.

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The newly launching Fisheye cameras, PNF-9010R/9010RV/9010RVM, supporting 25fps at 9 megapixels and up to 20fps at 12 megapixels (4000x3000), provide very clear and detailed images for monitoring even when greatly enlarged. As fisheye cameras, the new series offer 360° surround view, and with various view modes available, they can be used flexibly in many different surveillance environments.

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is warping due to temperature difference, impact, or vibration. The focus can be finely tuned easily by using the Simple Focus button. People counting and Heatmap functions allow users to analyze and optimize store layout in retail shops, etc., and provide useful information for analysis of store customers. In addition, the built-in IR LED provides illumination up to 15m under low-light situations, and with True WDR 120dB and IP66/ IK10 (PNF-9010RV/9010RVM), it delivers stable surveillance with clear images in any conditions, including backlight and any outdoor environment. (*PNF-9010RVM supports M12 connector) Hanwha Techwin says that their new 4K IR Fisheye Camera Series PNF-9010R/9010RV/9010RVM enable ultra HD monitoring and efficient surveillance with a single camera, and can satisfy the customer’s needs in specific markets.


TP-Link Introduces Archer C60 1350Mbps Dual Band AC Router #PowerOf5 The Archer C60 delivers fast Wi-Fi through five powerful antennas. Submitted by TP-Link

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P-Link, a leading global provider of consumer and business networking products, has introduced the never before seen speed of AC1350 mbps with Wireless Dual Band Router Archer C60. Equipped with five dedicated antennas, it transmits the latest wireless standard 802.11ac for fast, stable Wi-Fi throughout the home. A quick look into the evolution of Wi-Fi technology shows an unsurprising fact: in order to keep up with increasing demands in wireless networking, Wi-Fi routers have simply needed to be faster and stronger. As bandwidth-intensive activities such as HD streaming on television and mobile device screens has become a normal part of life, homes require a network that can deliver the necessary speed from room to room. By combining superfast wireless and robust signal strength, the Archer C60 is the Wi-Fi router homes have been looking for. The New Wi-Fi Standard for an Advanced Online Experience The Archer C60 comes with the latest wireless standard 802.11ac. This advanced Wi-Fi is designed for high-traffic online activities and can help to run applications at triple the speed of the previous 802.11n standard. The result: faster, stronger and more capable Wi-Fi to unleash every wireless device. Fast, Concurrent Dual-Band Wi-Fi Thanks to dual Wi-Fi bands transmitted at 3×3 MIMO, the Archer C60 connects to multiple devices at the same time without interruption. The strong 2.4GHz (450Mbps) WiFi band is perfect for sending emails, surfing the web and listening to music. The 5GHz band reaches 867Mbps for HD streaming, gaming and video chatting, without delay. Arranged Coverage, Enhanced Stability The Archer C60’s innovative design includes five antennas: three dedicated at 2.4GHz and two at 5GHz. These have been arranged alternately to optimize its dual band signal for maximized coverage, minimized interference. Every home deserves Wi-Fi that connects faster and covers a wider area ““Taking into consideration Flipkart’s customer suggestions, and post detailed discussion and brainstorming with Flipkart Team, TP-Link took this challenge to fulfil our beloved customers need and crafted a perfect solution

of Power and style in form of Archer C60; this 1350Mbps router is one of kind affordable speed beast in India and will be perfect upgrade for homes this Festive season” said Kunal Raul, G.M Marketing & E-commerce. TP-Link India. Key Features • AC1350 dual-band delivers up to 1317Mbps* Wi-Fi speeds over 2.4GHz (450Mbps), and 5GHz (867Mbps) bands • Advanced 802.11ac Wi-Fi unlocks the performance of compatible wireless devices • Three 2.4GHz antennas and two 5GHz antennas create superior Wi-Fi coverage, with an organized antenna arrangement to reduce signal interference and enhance stability • 3×3 MIMO supports more data transmission and reception for greater wireless speed and stability • Set time limits and block websites through parental controls to keep children safe • Guest network provides visitors with Wi-Fi access separate from your main network • Check network status and adjust Wi-Fi settings from your mobile device (Android, iOS) using the TP-Link Tether App Archer C60 will be exclusively available on Flipkart for unbelievable price of INR 2999.

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CP PLUS Road Shows Rope In Remarkable Response

The shows were a success, well received by our local partners and system integrators in the respective regions. We had some great technologies to showcase that had the audience intrigued and impressed, which was highly encouraging.

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ndia’s No.1 security & surveillance brand, CP PLUS, recently hosted a series of road shows to showcase its latest range of surveillance solutions to its partners and system integrators. The road shows were hosted in Calicut, Kochi and Trivandrum through the month of October 2016. “The shows were a success, well received by our local partners and system integrators in the respective regions. We had some great technologies to showcase that had the audience intrigued and impressed, which was highly encouraging”, stated Avinash Singh, Marketing Manager – CP PLUS. Key technologies on display were CP PLUS’ latest Astra & Cosmic cameras with Uni+ technology; IP Solution cameras and DVRs; IntelliTrack Solutions; Time & Attendance Solutions; and Video Door Phones. The show received immense praise across the different locations, with system integrators and partners taking keen interest in acquainting themselves with the technologies.

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Hikvision Wins ‘Best Surveillance Pavilion’ Award At Com-It Expo 2016

Hikvision, the global leader in innovative video surveillance products and solutions has added one more feather to its cap. It has won the coveted ‘Best Surveillance Pavilion’ Award at the 9th International COM-IT Expo held in Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai from September 30 to October 2, 2016. BY Editorial Team

COM IT Expo is India’s leading platform in which exhibitors can source end-to-end solutions, meet specific project needs, and generate leads and benefit from one-to-one interactions. The International Exhibition offers an ideal forum for IT Software, hardware and service solutions. It provides a robust platform for business growth through partnerships, project assessment and market intelligence. System and network integrators. Product Managers, Business Ana lysts,Executives,CEOs,COOs,CFOs,CMOs,Vp s,Directors and Managers of Marketing and Sales,CIOs,CTOs,CSOs,VPs of technology, IT directors and managers, Data Center Managers, Telecommunications Managers,

Network Managers and Administrators, Wan Administrators, Wireless Communications Managers,VARs and VADs,Distributors, Operators, Corporate Executives,Entre preneurs,Venture Capitalists, Corporate Investors, Third party developers (web and mobile),Internet/Mobile Marketers/ Advertisers, Content Providers, Brand Managers, User interface architects, Consultants , Police & other Security Professionals visited the three day exhibition. Best Pavilion Hikvision’s swish pavilion was the cynosure of all eyes. The company showcased an entire range of security products and devices such as IP Cameras, Video Door Phones (Analog & IP), Access Control Systems, HDTVI 3.0, Ezviz, PoE switches, LED TV (special surveillance monitors). Hikvision’s big and tastefully decorated pavilion was adjudged as the best surveillance pavilion amid tough competition and the award for the same was presented by Board of Directors of TAIT to Bala Subramanian Jayam, Head, Marketing Communications, Pramahikvision (India) at a glittering awards function held on the concluding day of the exhibition. Speaking on the award, Ashish P Dhakan, Managing Director & CEO, Prama Hikvision (India) said, “It is indeed an honor for

Hikvision. The award demonstrates our commitment to quality and excellence. It will motivate us to design a better, more innovative and elegant pavilion in future exhibitions”. Hikvision also received impressive leads and footfalls during all the three days.

It is indeed an honor for Hikvision. The award demonstrates our commitment to quality and excellence. It will motivate us to design a better, more innovative and elegant pavilion in future exhibitions

Ashish P Dhakan,

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bout 60 exhibitors have participated in the exhibition, including major brands such as Hikvision, Digisol, Kaspersky, Dell, eScan, Canon, D Link to name few. The Trade Association of Information Technology (TAIT), Mumbai organized the entire exhibition which was inaugurated byYih-Jyh, Kang, Executive Director, Exhibition Department, Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA), Champak Raj Gurjar, Chairman of the COM IT Committee and TAIT President Rushabh Shah.

Managing Director & CEO, Prama Hikvision

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Bosch Offers Connected and Smart Solutions in Business Segments Beyond Mobility

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osch, a leading supplier of technology and services, showcased for the first time its extensive range of connected and smart solutions in the business sectors beyond mobility in India. In 2015, the business sectors comprising of Industrial Technology, Consumer Goods, and Energy and Building Technology contributed around 15 percent to the Group’s turnover in India. Customers can gain advantage from Bosch’s end-to-end solutions offering “Customers are increasingly looking for suppliers who can offer them endto-end solutions. Bosch is leveraging the combined strengths of its products to offer integrated solutions to meet the demands of customers across key growth sectors of India,” said Dr. Steffen Berns, managing director Bosch and president of the Bosch Group in India.

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In an increasingly connected world, the linkage of the physical and virtual worlds provides the opportunity to offer new applications. “Bosch is uniquely positioned to offer meaningful solutions by harnessing its expertise across hardware, software and services,” mentioned Dr. Berns. Commenting further he said, “India benefits significantly from this aspect as it is home to Bosch’s largest engineering center outside Germany, and we do understand the country’s local market requirements.” Bosch offers connected solutions and services for smart cities, home appliances, smart manufacturing, packaging, construction, transportation, mining, energy and agriculture.

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Solutions to streamline and manage India’s traffic In the smart city segment, Bosch offers end-to-end solutions, drawing knowledge from its core expertise in Mobility Solutions. For a year now, Bosch India has been running pilot projects in this segment in Bengaluru. Solutions

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Bosch India is running smart city pilot projects in Bengaluru Smart manufacturing can help Indian factories increase productivity Smart solutions for the mining sector to improve operational efficiency and productivity New range of affordable power tools for the construction, metal and wood working industry Solutions to address India’s rapidly growing mass transport requirements Bosch offers connected solutions to make agriculture smart

from Bosch, such as the Intelligent Parking System, allow commuters to find a space in crowded areas such as central business districts. This solution consists of parking slot occupancy detection through sensors. Bosch’s system further allows the end-user to search, book and pay via mobile for a parking space. Apart from the Intelligent Parking System


Software expertise is a key differentiator for smart manufacturing solutions There is tremendous potential for connected industry in India as the country attempts to position itself as a global manufacturing hub. The Bosch Group offers a broad range of technology solutions and services in this area, such as drives, automation, sensors, software and predictive maintenance. These solutions are for instance suitable for the automotive manufacturing industry, tier 1 component manufacturing organizations, healthcare and pharmaceutical. When it comes to smart manufacturing, Bosch has a dual approach. It is a lead supplier and user in its own manufacturing plants. This strategy enables Bosch to be an industry leader in this sector. Smart solutions for the mining sector The Bosch Group has its presence in the mining industry with hydraulics, fuel injection systems for mining equipment and security technologies. To gain a deeper footprint, Bosch will tie-up with local system integrators for retrofit projects to offer end-to-end solutions. The Group is developing value added solutions that help minimize downtime and lower life cycle cost for the user. Using the Bosch Internet of Things (IoT) platform and expertise available across various domains, Bosch India has developed a solution that connects miners and mining equipment. Bosch’s solution can increase the levels of automation in the mining industry. Smart mining improves operational efficiency as it enhances productivity through improved asset utilization. It also increases the focus on accountability by reducing costs thus improving profitability. Local cost competitive solution for the construction industry The renewed focus on infrastructure development in India has stimulated growth in the construction equipment sector as well. High performance drive and control solutions are in demand due to needs for improved productivity, low cost-of-ownership, operator’s safety and less emission from the machine. In order to cater to these requirements of the off road vehicle segment, Bosch has launched a mid-priced product range which meets the cost expectation of the local industry. Bosch India also launched a new range of affordable power tools for the construction, metal and wood working industry earlier this year. The Group is focusing on increasing its local customer outreach, especially among the unorganized sectors like carpenters and plumbers as well as in tier II and III cities by offering more affordable products. To meet the security needs in residential and commercial buildings, Bosch offers forward integration of all video and communication products. Over the mid-term, Bosch will develop solutions around the Internet of Things, cloud and video analytics, thus creating a segment above the conventional IP Video Analytics. Offering integrated systems across security, safety as well as communications, Bosch India is targeting hotels and mixed urban development centers. Technology solution to address India’s mass transportation segment Bosch has a strong presence in all the major metros in the country and has deployed technologies pertaining to passenger announcement systems, passenger information display systems and CCTV with end-to-end integration.

Customers are increasingly looking for suppliers who can offer them end-to-end solutions. Bosch is leveraging the combined strengths of its products to offer integrated solutions to meet the demands of customers across key growth sectors of India

Bosch India also offers Intelligent Traffic Management Systems and Citizen Safety & Security and Intelligent Transportation Systems.

Dr. Steffen Berns,

Managing director Bosch and president of the Bosch Group in India

There are several metros, airport expansion and railway modernization programs underway in the country equipped by Bosch. The company is well positioned to further expand its base in this sector due to its recently launched, locally developed public address systems. Further investments in local R&D are ongoing to localize more products. The Bosch Group also offers innovative drive and control solutions for railway applications. In India, it offers hydrostatic auxiliary drives, traction drives and diesel engine cooling with roof mounting units. Apart from fulfilling the key requirements such as total cost of ownership, Bosch solutions guarantee reliability, availability, maintainability, and safety. These solutions are locally developed and produced as per global standards Transforming agriculture through Bosch technology solutions Bosch India sees considerable growth potential in farm and livestock operations, as well on the supply chain side. Bosch is looking to improve productivity, manage sustainability, and drive optimization along the agriculture value chain. Typically, the portfolio is divided between the pre-harvest and post-harvest phase. Bosch is developing solutions that improve agriculture operations by using sensors, digitization, automation, crop modeling and big data.

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2nd Edition of ZKTeco India Road Show 2016 - Delhi

The second edition of ZKTeco India Security Road 2016 got good response from the security industry representatives, professionals, system integrators and end- user community in New Delhi. BY Editorial Team

ZKTeco has spent the previous 5 years transforming itself into the leader of the security solution industry. So as to facilitate the recognition of the Indian market, the branch office has held a product tour in places like Mumbai and Delhi during the last quarter. The first stop was in the Mumbai Kohinoor Continental Hotel on 30th August, which has attracted 24 distributors to join; while the second one was in The Delhi Muse Sarovar Portico Hotel on 30th September, which has attracted 26 distributors to join, showcasing the security application of public sector, residential area, governmental department and commercial usage. During the seminar, ZK was glad to share the premium Green Label product line, the all-in-one compatible security solution, the successful case study of entrance control, including the tripod turnstile and flap barrier and the introduction of the brand new walk-through metal detector and hand held metal detector.

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Other than the product, the seminar has provided a chance to discuss the marketing perspective of the security solution market and the possibility to joint-venture. Fortunately, ZK has developed a strategic partnership with 5 distributors and 4 projects were confirmed to implement. Such good news was a milestone to the growth of the Indian market. It is also a prologue to security show in Delhi in this December. ZKTeco has dedicated over decades in developing the most efficient and accurate biometric solutions. And today, ZKTeco has gained a world’s leadership in biometric solutions in all global sectors.

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ZKTeco provides you a one-stop solution to Baggage management and entrance control of visitor and vehicle, as well as time & attendance, access control, and video surveillance. Our application program covers mobile app, desktop, web based. ZKTeco has successfully completed 2 editions in Mumbai & Delhi and will continue further in Chennai and various cities of India in future.

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November 2016 - April 2017

WORLD SECURITY

EXHIBITION DIRECTORY

Please refer to the “Show Calendar” at www.asindia.in/events.aspx

November 2016 ISAF Istanbul 2016

Date: 2016/10/29-10/02 Venue: Istanbul Expo Center, Istanbul, Turkey Tel: +90 212 503 32 32 URL: http://www.isaffuari.com/en/

Securing India 2016

Date: 2016/10/03-10/04 Venue: Hotel Le Meredian, New Delhi Tel: +91-11-4955 6600 Fax: +91-11-4955 6677 Email: info@securitywatchindia.org.in URL: http://securitywatchindia. com/EventDetail.aspx

Smart Summit Asia *

Date: 2016/11/30-12/01 Venue: Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre, Singapore Tel: +44 330 3353900 URL: http://www. iotsmartsummitasia.com/

March 2017 MIPS

Date: 2017/03/21-03/30 Venue: Expo Centre Fairgrounds, Moscow, Russia Tel: +74997500828 URL: http://www.securika-moscow. ru

December 2016 Smart Summit Asia *

Date: 2016/11/30-12/01 Venue: Suntec Convention and Exhibition Centre, Singapore Tel: +44 330 3353900 URL: http://www. iotsmartsummitasia.com/

April 2017 ISC West

Date: 2017/04/05-04/07 Venue: Sands Expo & Convention Centre, Las Vegas, U.S.A Tel: +12038405602 URL: http://www.iscwest.com

Security China/ CPSE * 2016

Date: 2016/10/25-10/28 Venue: China International Exhibition Center, Beijing, China Tel: +86 10-68731710 URL: http://securitywatchindia. com/EventDetail.aspx

MEFSEC *

Date: 2016/12/11-12/13 Venue: Cairo International Convention Centre, Egypt Tel: +971 4 407 2702 URL: http://www. iotsmartsummitasia.com/

Secutech India

Date: 2017/04/06-04/08 Venue: Bombay Exhibition Centre, Mumbai, INDIA Tel: +912242863800 URL: http://www.secutechindia. co.in

Expoprotection*

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Date: 2016/11/07-11/09 Venue: Paris Porte de Versailles - ` Pavillion 1, Paris, France Tel: +91-11-4955 6600 Fax: +91-11-4955 6677 Email: info@securitywatchindia.org.in URL: https://www.expoprotection. com/site/GB

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January 2017 Intersec

Date: 2017/01/22-01/24 Venue: Dubai International Convention & Exhibition Centre, Dubai, UAE Tel: +97143894500 URL: http://www.intersecexpo. com/

Secutech International

Date: 2017/04/12-04/14 Venue: Nangang Exhibition Centre, Taipei, Taiwan Tel: +886287291017 URL: http://www.secutech.com


ADVERTISER INDEX

*The index is provided as an additional service. *The publisher does not assume any liability for errors or omissions.

Company Name Location Country Aditya Infotech.

Gate fold

India

Beninca.

Page 23

India

Bosch.

Page 17

India

Akash Universal - Coreworld

Page 33

India

Dahua Technology Co., .

Page 1

China

Essl

Next to inside Back

India

Godrej

Inside Front

India

HID

Page 5

India

Honeywell Security

Inside Back

India

Identive

Page 25

India

Italia

Page 4

India

IVIS

Half Page 77

India

Half Page 97

India

Matrix Comsec

Front Hard Page

India

Merit Lilin

Page 29

Taiwan

Milestone

Half Page 35

Denmark

Mind Tree

Page 11

India

Pelco Asia Pacific

Page 19

USA

Prama Hikvision

Page 3

India

Prama Hikvision

Back Page

India

Samsung

Page 2

India

Seagate

Page 48 - 49

India

Sparsh

Page 13

India

Tamron

Page 9

India

Toshiba

Page 45

India

UTC

Page 15

India

UWC

Page 27

Malaysia

Vantage

Page 7

India

Videotech SPA

Page 31

Italy

Zicom

Page 21

India

ZKTeco

Back Hard Page

India

Kapricorp

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