Destroyit® means business
Destroyit business shredders by MBM Corporation are designed for high volume shredding in corporate environments. Unlike cheaper brands, they are engineered to stand up to years of heavy office use. The hardened steel cutting shafts tear through paper clips and staples, and most models will shred CD’s. It’s unlikely that you’ll ever wear out the cutting shafts on a Destroyit shredder, but if you should, they’re warranted for life.
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Videx
CyberKey Vault
The Videx CyberKey Vaults are intelligent key cabinets that automatically program and dispense electronic keys. Keys that are securely stored in the vaults remain in an un-programmed state until an employee enters their PIN or RFID card. Upon receiving the correct identification, the vault programs and releases a key that contains the specific access permissions.
Crest Electronics Inc.
ID Medics
ID Medics is a fully managed identity theft recovery program addressing all forms of ID theft—financial, medical, document, benefits, insurance, utilities and family. The fully managed aspect means that any ID theft victim makes a call to a licensed recovery advocate who will work to return the victim to pre-event status.
DYMO Industrial
Rhino 5200 Hard Case Kit
The portable and affordable Rhino 5200 saves users time and money on every job. To operate, users press one hot key to format text into perfect patch panel labels and another hot key to print matching cable flags or face plate tags, without retyping. It also is easy to print wire wraps, terminal/110 block labels and bar codes.
FreightWatch Security Net
Geo F2
The Geo F2 device can be hidden in a pill bottle or small enclosure enabling many covert, location tracking solutions. Combined with the optional integrated Zigbee radio receiver, the device becomes a remote, battery powered, sensor data collection and transmission platform. The device can be deployed remotely for extended periods between recharges.
Videx
CyberKey cabinets
Videx’s two smart CyberKey cabinets are built with rugged metal housings, providing three layers of security: secure access to the key cabinet, secure access to individually programmed keys and an audit report of each employee’s key activity. CyberKey cabinets communicate with CyberLock access management software and can be installed in any location that has a network connection. The CyberKey Vault supports one electronic key, and CyberKey Vault20 supports 20 electronic keys. A single system can manage multiple key cabinets.
Ekahau Inc.
T301W
Ekahau’s T301W wristband tag is designed to be worn by users to provide location and movement tracking and workflow visibility. The unit uses Wi-Fi two-way communication capabilities, and features a vibration alarm that can be triggered remotely and a programmable pushbutton that sends pre-determined messages to the RTLS system. The wristband is powered by a lithium-ion battery.
Jolly Technologies
Asset Track
Asset Track from Jolly Technologies is designed to track and manage an organization’s assets, tools, equipment, documents, software licenses and vehicle histories. The software is equipped with Jolly’s Label Flow barcode label software, which produces barcode, shipping and merchandise labels for inventory management. The software allows users to check assets in and out, track an asset’s location, view usage reports, and record supplier and user information. The database editor manages individual or groups of records and connects to multiple databases.
Digital Communication Technologies
Antares GPS
Digital Communication Technologies’ Antares GPS is a mobile asset tracking and reporting communicator with TAIP configuration. The device features 2.5 and 3G wireless networks, an RS-232 port and a GPS back log that monitors vehicle conditions. The product is compatible with most fleet management software.
Honeywell
Protection Sensor
Honeywell’s 5870API wireless asset protection sensor guards against theft in both residential and commercial applications. The device enables sensors to transmit signals that detect movement when the panel is disarmed and employs an accelerometer to recognize movement. Dealers can program the sensors to send alarm signals to security panels, alerting guards and other security personnel or central stations when a protected object is moved.