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Learn the Code: NFPA 72 InfoComm’s white paper on the 2010 Edition of NFPA 72 is probably the best introductory resource out there.... |
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Understanding EN 54 What is EN 54? European standard 54 species the requirements for all parts of fire alarm systems. ... |
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School Safety By Cynthia Wisehart Unique emergency communication system combines public address and digital signage for a far-flung school district.... |
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Systems Integration and the NFPA 72 Code By Chuck Wilson, NSCA Executive Director Adoption of the 2010 National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) code has caused a lot of excitement and discussion amongst electronics systems integrators and traditional fire alarm providers.... |
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Digital Signpost: Any Content to Any Screen By Vern Freedlander, vice president, production, X2O Media Digital signage has evolved far beyond the traditional concept of plasma screens in public areas. ... |
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Driving Digital Signage with Social Media By Vern Freedlander, Vice President, Production, X2O Media One of the greatest challenges facing any network operator is how to keep content current and relevant. ... |
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Digital Signage for Healthcare With Bennett Liles Moving from foam board signs to a complete multi-user digital signage operation takes planning, training, and just the right software application for the job. Ben Pfeffer and RTS Unified Communications got the job done for Mt. Sinai Hospital.... |
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Opportunities in Smart Building Technologies Provided By InfoComm International The rise of SBT presents both a daunting challenge and a compelling opportunity for AV professionals. ... |
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Digital Signposts: Corporate Communications: Internal Data as Live Data by Vern Freedlander, Vice President, Production, X2O Media The use of live data has become a very familiar feature of digital signage. We are used to seeing data feeds such as weather, news, sports, or market information.... |
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Cloud Computing By Mark Mayfield Is AV going to the cloud? It depends on whom you ask. ... |
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