Monitoring climate and potential damaging elements like water and gas represents a high need, growing and potentially lucrative path for security dealers and integrators to boost their install and RMR... read more →
If commercial wireless solutions are your bailiwick, or you are interested in learning about wireless sensor network technology, then here is an upcoming event to consider attending: the Inovonics Virtual... read more →
Besides traditional intrusion detection and access and control, there are a number of security solutions which can be integrated into security systems to help provide early notification of an active... read more →
Whether your customer is a financial institution, a retail store, school, hospital, or any other commercial entity, the story is the same: Security executives' budgets are tight and getting tighter,... read more →
WASHINGTON (GrayDC) School shootings are becoming all too common across the nation. With the school year just around the corner, Texas Republican Rep. Roger Williams is joining forces with a... read more →
SSN’s Rob Akert speaks with Mark Jarman, President, and Craig Dever, Vice President of Sales & Marketing, Inovonics.
In addition to intrusion detection, wireless technology offers installation flexibility and cost-savings advantages to upsell into wide-ranging security and life-safety system scenarios. Most security dealers are familiar with wireless intrusion... read more →
Christian Huber, a Principal RF Design Engineer at Inovonics, died unexpectedly on June 29, 2018 while climbing Ultar Sar Peak in Pakistan. An avalanche hit Christian’s camp Friday night during... read more →
SSN Regional Sales Manager Rob Akert sits down with Mark Jarman, President and Craig Dever, VP of Sales and Marketing, Inovonics, to talk about new products, cloud integration and other... read more →
Craig Dever, Inovonics VP of Sales, demonstrates how Inovonics EN7017 Survey Kit and App gives security dealers and integrators a tool to help them quote wireless jobs at ISC West... read more →