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Hybrid meetings are no longer an occasional workaround. They are now a standard part of how businesses communicate, collaborate, interview candidates, meet with clients and connect teams across locations. But simply putting a webcam and…Read More

Organizations are investing in advanced fire, security, and integrated technologies to improve safety, communication, and operational efficiency. However, implementing a system is only the beginning. Long-term success also depends on providing employees with the education…Read More

Acquisition accelerates regional growth, strengthens field capabilities, and expands customer solutions Pavion is expanding its presence and capabilities across the Midwest through the acquisition of Communication Company, a trusted technology solutions provider with five decades…Read More

By Corey Nydick September is Suicide Prevention Month, a time to raise awareness about an issue that affects individuals, families, workplaces and communities everywhere. For me, this topic is deeply personal. My family has experienced…Read More

Healthcare organizations do not need to start from scratch to strengthen staffing effectiveness, patient responsiveness, and accreditation readiness. In many cases, the nurse call technology and reporting tools already in place can provide valuable operational…Read More

What may look like a collection of fully functional standalone solutions can create significant operational costs behind the scenes, especially when dealing with disconnected security systems. Security teams may have to switch between multiple platforms….Read More

By Luke Brown, Account Executive and Former School Principal Before I worked in the security industry, I saw school safety from the other side. I was a principal. That meant I wasn’t evaluating security based…Read More

Changing a fire and security provider can feel like a major undertaking. Even when service response has slowed, systems are becoming harder to maintain, or your current systems integrator is no longer meeting expectations, switching…Read More

A vacant building may be empty, but it is not necessarily inactive. When employees, tenants, customers, or construction crews leave a property unattended for extended periods, the risk profile can change quickly. Fewer people on…Read More