ATLANTA—Ackerman Security Systems has partnered with WSB and TrustDale to aid a local family’s transition to a new home, according to a company statement. Ackerman will donate a security system on behalf of the partnership.
MELVILLE, N.Y.—At ISC West, Honeywell plans to showcase products and services that reflect advancements in cloud and mobile device technology, according to a company statement.
QUINCY, Mass.—The National Fire Protection Association is launching a new authenticity program, through which users and customers can ensure that digital copies of NFPA documents have not been altered, according to an organization statement.
OTTAWA, Ontario—March Networks, a provider of IP video solutions, has fully integrated its Command video management system with Panasonic’s IP video cameras, according to a March Networks statement.
PONTIAC, Mich.—After alarms failed during a recent fire drill, Pontiac High School employed a human monitor to be on the alert for fire danger, according to a report from The Oakland Press, a newspaper based here.
SACRAMENTO, Calif.—A bill that would require all newer public and private K-12 schools to install carbon monoxide detectors has advanced in the California Assembly, according to an article from the San Diego Union-Tribune.
SAN ANTONIO—Time Warner Cable is now offering IntelligentHome, its home security and management system, in greater San Antonio, according to an article from the San Antonio Business Journal.
