Inovonics In The News

Published in Security Products, March 20, 2008.

Inovonics, a provider of commercial grade wireless security, will be holding an educational seminar about wireless security, addressing the spectrum of technologies and applications, at the ISC West Café Theater in Las Vegas at 2:15 p.m. Wednesday, April 2 . . . keep reading.

Published in Security Magazine, March, 2008.

The Inovonics Software Development Kit is a complete applications and deployment solution for creating, delivering and supporting wireless security applications utilizing Inovonics security products . . . keep reading.

Published in Security Magazine, January, 2008.

Security directors are high on mesh networks. The designers of the Dubai Towers in United Arab Emirates, the tallest structure in the world, went mesh, for example. 

There are many definitions and details about mesh networks and wireless mesh nets. According to Mark Jarman of Inovonics, “Much of what I hear today is based around two ideas. Mesh networking is a way to route data, voice and instructions between nodes. And wireless mesh is a wireless cooperative communication infrastructure among a massive number of individual wireless transceivers.”  . . . keep reading.

Published in Security Dealer, October, 2007.

Panelists this month discuss wireless security products and how dealers can capitalize on this growing market . . . keep reading.

Published in Units, June, 2007.

Submetering once was a technology limited to REITs and large apartment owners. But today, lower costs are bringing submetering to IROs, too.

Apartment owners are business people driven by the bottom line and are unlikely to adopt new technologies in their communities without a tangible benefit to their books.

Today, water submetering is a technology that meets those requirements--- it has become a reliable, proven and cost effective way to increase a bottom line and reduce variable expenses.

Submetering has always been driven by the fundamental premise of transferring the variable utility costs to individual residents. As the technology evolved, manufacturing and installation costs have adjusted to the point at which even small- and mid-sized owners are able to cost-effectively submeter properties . . . keep reading.

Published in SDM, June, 2007.

Inovonics Wireless Corp.’s EchoStream 900Mhz is a multi-frequency wireless security platform that can be used with any security panel. The platform features a full-range of security end-points . . . keep reading.

Published in Multi-Housing News, March, 2007.

Simply put, submetering utilities saves money and resources. It's been proven that if you put residents in charge of paying for their own gas, water and electric usage, they will reduce consumption on their own. However, as simple as the concept may sound, there are several submetering challenges that the multifamily industry is facing and will continue to face. We asked several experts to look into their crystal balls and tell us what they see for the next year or two . . . keep reading.

Published in Multifamilypro,November and December, 2006.

Inovonics Wireless Corp., a provider of wireless sensor networks for the security, life safety, healthcare, submetering, and other monitoring and control applications, appointed Mark Jarman as the company’s president, and Cary Juvonen as its new vice president of finance and accounting . . . keep reading.

Published in Multi-Housing News, October, 2006.

As energy costs continue to skyrocket throughout the country, the demand for heat submetering has increased. Resident retention was once considered an obstacle for properties that converted to submetering, but those concerns have become less common now that more owners are requiring residents to pay for their own utility costs . . . keep reading.

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