Breaking Down Standalone Access Control
Looking to discuss access control options? CONTACT US You interact with different types of access control every day, probably without even thinking about it. When
September 19, 2019
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What is Access Control?
Want to talk about securing your job site? Contact Us, and we’ll get started. Access control is exactly what it sounds like – a
September 3, 2019
Driving Out to The Backcountry for Work? Having a Cell Booster Can Make the Trip Easier.
Need a cellular booster installed in your vehicle? Contact Us, and we’ll get you started. The summer months can be some of the busiest for
August 30, 2019
Is Your Two-Way Radio System Safe from Cyber Attacks?
All too often, you hear news reports about ransomware and cyberattacks that put the security of systems and information at serious risk. It’s becoming
August 30, 2019
Intrinsic Safety: Don’t Forget About Accessories
Need to talk about accessories? Contact Us All across Alberta, people are working in potentially hazardous environments. Gas refineries, grain silos, lumber mills and even
August 30, 2019
What is Structured Cabling, and Why Does it Matter?
Need to talk about your data cabling layout? Contact Us. We’re here to help. The equipment that keeps your facility running relies on an intricate,
August 30, 2019
6 Things to Know About the Samsung Galaxy Note 10
Have any questions about the new Samsung? Contact Us, or drop by one of our Locations. Samsung revealed their newest Galaxy phones at their
August 29, 2019
The Need for Hearing Protection
Looking for hearing protection? Contact Us Many employees have grown accustomed to the levels of noise in their work environment and don’t realize that
July 19, 2019
Digital vs Analog Radios in Alberta’s Hospitality Industry
If you’d like to talk about switching to digital two-way radios, Contact Us. Or, keep reading to find out more. Alberta’s hospitality
June 27, 2019
Digital Radios: What You Get By Upgrading
Have questions about upgrading to digital? CONTACT US Analog two-way radios have been used in Alberta for close to a century, first by emergency responders.
April 4, 2019
