January 1, 1970|
Geospace
Building a Layered Vehicle Inspection Strategy Without Overbuilding the Checkpoint Vehicle inspection rarely comes down to a single security technology. A visual inspection can identify one type of concern, an under-vehicle camera another, a canine team another, and...
Does Every Security Upgrade Need to Be a Capital Project? Improving vehicle security can quickly become a major undertaking. Large-scale inspection systems may require significant equipment investment, construction, power, site modifications, technology integration,...
Build the System You Need. Keep the Flexibility to Change It. Water utilities rarely operate with one generation of equipment from one manufacturer. Meters are replaced. Endpoints are upgraded. New radios are introduced. Existing equipment may remain in service for...
Water submetering is often discussed as a billing tool. And that's an important part of its value. Instead of absorbing the entire property's water expense or allocating costs using estimates, property owners can use individual consumption data to support more...
Choosing the Right Vehicle Inspection Method When organizations look to improve vehicle security, the conversation can quickly become focused on technology. Should we install an X-ray system? Do we need under-vehicle cameras? Should we use canine teams? Would another...