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CASE STUDY: KKB Data Center

KKB Anadolu Data Center Adapts Cost-effective Matrix Data Center Solution

Project Highlights

• Devices: 200+

• Users: 300+

• Location: Turkey

• Application: Access Control for Data Centers

• Technology: Fingerprint and Smart Card Authentication

Company Brief

Kredi Kayıt Bürosu (KKB) was founded by the then nine leading banks of Turkey on 11th April, 1995. KKB is a highly regarded financial institution in turkey and has a total of 156 members. The KKB Anadolu Data Center is located in the capital city of Ankara across 43,000 square meters of land, consists of three main sections. The facility is equipped with protection systems against lightning and earthquake.

Issues

The data center has cabinet system in place while access to data racks require biometric authentication. The center is equipped with numerous data racks for which they required a display device at the entrance. Each rack was locked with physical locks as a result of which the center required a cost effective solution that did not include a device for each rack. Moreover, they required devices that supported both smart cart authentication as well as door locks. The center authorities were looking forward to provide the supervisors with an additional option of authentication through RFID cards. With respect to gaining access, they wanted a solution that would grant access through two steps, biometric authentication and physically opening the locking system. Finally, the center wanted a solution that could alert them in case of situations such as a door being left open.

Solutions Provided

Matrix, in association with SouthCo, provided the KKB Anadolu Data Center with the following solution:

The data center required a display device at the entrance, integrated with the biometric device installed by Matrix. So, we integrated our Data Center solution with a touch screen display. Whenever any user tried to access the data center with their biometric credentials, the touch screen would display a list of racks the respective user is authorized to access. From the display, the user would be allowed to choose the racks he/she would like to access. Once the user is granted access into the chosen racks, they will be allowed to access the same for a pre-defined period of time. User based access makes ensures security of sensitive company data. We also installed 200 COSEC ARCs, at the entry/exit of racks between 400 SouthCo locks, one between two door locks, making it a cost-effective solution for the center. Additionally, the ARC also provides the admin personnel with real-time notifications such as SMS or email notifications in case of any mishaps such as an open door, a door forced open, door being left open, etc. The personnel can also gather customized reports on events like who, when and which rack was accessed.

Solution Diagram : (as attached)

Results

• Maintenance of Diverse Data
• Foolproof Security with Biometric User-wise Rack Access
• Accurate Records of Who Accessed Data Center at What Time

About Matrix

Established in 1991, Matrix is a leader in Telecom and Security solutions for modern businesses and enterprises. Matrix, an innovative, technology driven and customer focused organization, is committed to keep pace with the revolutions in the telecom and security industries. With more than 40% of its human resources dedicated to the development of new products, Matrix has launched cutting-edge products like IP-PBX, Universal Gateways, VoIP Gateways and Terminals, GSM Gateways, Access Control, Time-Attendance and Video Surveillance solutions. These solutions are feature-rich, reliable and conform to the international standards. Having global footprints in Asia, Europe, North America, South America and Africa through an extensive network of more than 1,000 channel partners, Matrix ensures that the products serve the needs of its customers faster and longer. Matrix has gained trust and admiration of customers representing the entire spectrum of industries. Matrix has won many international awards for its innovative products.

For further information, please contact:

394-GIDC, Makarpura, Vadodara-390010, India
Ph.: +91 93744 74302
E-Mail: Customer.Care@MatrixComsec.com
Website: www.MatrixAccessControl.com

 

Leyard and Planar to Acquire eyevis, Further Expanding the Company’s European Market Share

Global leader in visualization products will strengthen its EMEA presence with the acquisition of a leading manufacturer of visual display solutions

Barcelona, 17 April, 2018 – Today Leyard and Planar, global leaders in visualization products, announced the intent to acquire eyevis, a leading manufacturer of visual display solutions.

Through this geographic expansion, the companies will better serve customers in EMEA with combined marketing, sales, installation support and customer service.

eyevis, a German manufacturer of large screen systems, is one of the leading providers and integrators of visualization systems for professional applications in control rooms, broadcast, virtual reality and simulation. eyevis solutions include displays, graphics controllers, software and accessories. Teracue, a manufacturer and supplier of professional IPTV and video-networking systems, is included in the intent to acquire eyevis. Teracue was acquired by eyevis in 2014.

“This acquisition demonstrates our ongoing commitment to further geographic expansion and investment, specifically in Western Europe,” said Marco Bruines, CEO of Leyard EMEA. “It’s a great opportunity to bring together Leyard, Planar and eyevis’ strengths and resources in customer service and distribution to build the world’s leading visual solution products for our existing customers and new markets.”

eyevis Chief Technology Officer Heiko Schaich said, “We are excited about integrating into a larger corporate environment and the enhanced possibilities for further development and sales opportunities. It will provide a path for future growth and bring stability to our partners and customers after the strenuous times eyevis has experienced in recent months.”

The acquisition is subject to customary closing conditions and is expected to finalize in the second calendar quarter of 2018.

About Leyard 
Leyard is a global leader in the design, production, distribution and service of digital displays, video walls and visualization products worldwide. The Leyard Group of companies and brands, which includes Planar Systems acquired in 2015, is comprised of displays, entertainment and lighting system solutions. Leyard is the number one market share leader in the LED display market and fine pitch LED and offers indoor, outdoor, fixed and creative displays (Futuresource2017). Used in applications such as broadcast, sports arenas, stadiums, advertisement networks, retail digital signage, control rooms, exhibitions, large scale events and digital cultural experiences, Leyard enjoys marquee installations globally and has over 300 patents in display technology. Founded in 1995, the group is headquartered in Beijing, China, and is traded on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange (stock code: 300296). Forbes magazine (2013) named Leyard among “China’s Top 100 Most Potential Listed Companies.” For more information, visit www.leyard.com.

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Multiple remote sites are no problem, as CLIQ® cuts break-ins at a French public utility

London, April 2018 – The Communauté d’Agglomération, or district, of La Rochelle in western France operates 13 public waste reception centres which were experiencing frequent break-ins and theft of valuable recyclable material. The sites needed a major security upgrade — most importantly a reliable locking system with a track record of successfully protecting remote, dispersed premises.

Any new system would need to prevent physical keys from being copied then reused without authorization. It would require the flexibility to allow easy public access to the 13 sites during business hours, and to offer tailored access at designated times to maintenance staff, contractors or supervisors. It must also enable better workflow management for mobile security staff. Some are based up to 25 km from sites they protect.

Communauté d’Agglomération managers chose CLIQ® key-based electronic access control, installing padlocks and cylinders at all 13 sites and issuing programmable keys to authorized staff.

The impact was instant: “The number of burglaries has been reduced in a spectacular way,” says Hervé Begaud at the Communauté d’Agglomération La Rochelle.

“We used to report damages every week. Now, we have had a single, failed, attempt on a cylinder in the last 6 months.”

Easy installation, efficient workflows

Programmable CLIQ® locks are key-operated and wireless — a standard battery inside every CLIQ® key powers the microelectronics — so new cylinders and padlocks can be deployed almost anywhere, including outdoors. They are waterproof and operate without problems in temperature extremes.

Now, security guards for the 13 La Rochelle sites carry a single CLIQ® key programmed to open only appropriate locks. There’s no longer the need for managers to duplicate and then track multiple key copies. It’s easy for security administrators to update any key’s access permissions using the CLIQ® Web Manager software. Should anyone lose a key, its access rights can be deleted. There’s no need to replace any locks, which saves time and money and boosts utility security.

Thanks to CLIQ® technology, La Rochelle’s waste burglars are wasting their time — literally.

La Rochelle district administrators are impressed: they already plan to extend CLIQ® access control to all critical municipal sites.

Hikvision announces partnership with security lab Brightsight

Hikvision, the world’s leading supplier of innovative video surveillance products and solutions, announces a partnership with Brightsight, the number one security lab in the world, to work together in combatting cybersecurity issues and securing against attacks. Brightsight will be Hikvision’s lab of choice for security evaluations of their product range.
In 2017, the technology research firm Gartner predicted that more than 20 billion Internet of Things (IoT) devices will be deployed by 2020. Furthermore, Gartner predicts that by 2020, 95 percent of new product designs will contain IoT connectivity. As an active player in IoT, Hikvision will be able to keep on top of the developing trends through its strong relationship with Brightsight.

“Hikvision takes cybersecurity concerns with the utmost seriousness and takes action every day to ensure that our products are not only innovative, but they meet the highest standards of cybersecurity best practices,” says Dr Bin Wang, Chief Officer of Hikvision’s Network Information Security Laboratory and Network Security Department. “Brightsight is a well-known cybersecurity lab globally, and our partnership will help us to strengthen the cybersecurity of all of our products.”

“Our partnership with Hikvision shows our commitment to securing cybersecurity products globally. Hikvision’s commitment to securing their products and looking for Common Criteria accreditation is one of the first important steps in the industry of IoT devices,” says Ernst Bovelander, Chief Business Office at Brightsight. “We are proud to be the security lab for Hikvision and are looking forward to a long partnership.”

New Milestone Vice President for EMEA

Malou Mousten Dyhr Toft, has been appointed as the new Vice President EMEA for Milestone Systems. She will be responsible for the whole EMEA region, including Sales Operation, Custom Development and Support and will focus on further strengthening the EMEA partner community of distributors, installers, solutions partners and camera manufacturers.
“Milestone Systems is an industry leader, and our ambition is to maintain this position. My goal is to further grow the EMEA region and support our sales organisation and community of partners in rethinking how we do business and especially how we can grow business together as a community,” Malou Mousten Dyhr Toft says.

Innovation and business development have played a significant role in Malou Mousten Dyhr Toft career in the telecom industry – an industry that was truly disrupted with the rise of mobile telecommunications and later the introduction of smart phones.

Malou Mousten Dyhr Toft joins Milestone Systems after a long and remarkable career at Telenor, most recently as Head of B2B. In 2016, Malou was elected a Top 100 Business Talent by Danish national business magazine Berlingske Tidende.

Split introduces 1,500 parking sensors

The city of Split in Croatia recently selected Nedap to improve on-street parking. Nedap’s Sensit, a sensor-based vehicle detection system, is implemented for a total of 1,500 parking bays in three paid parking zones.
On and off street parking in Split is managed by the public entity Split Parking. In this project, Nedap closely cooperates with the Croatian companies Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Profico and Infoart.

Split is the first Croatian city to introduce an integral solution for smart parking in Croatia. The Smart Parking Split project represents a big step forward in the field of mobility in smart cities in Croatia and is awarded with the ‘Smart Mobility Award 2017’.

After a successfully implemented pilot project, Nedap partners with Ericsson Nikola Tesla, Profico and Infoart. Ericsson Nikola Tesla – an associated company of the Ericsson Group – system integrator and responsible for the city wide implementation of the ICT solution for smart parking.

Real-time vehicle occupancy data from 1,500 parking spaces at 43 different locations in the streets of Split is detected by Nedap Sensit. Sensit consists for wireless bay-mounted sensors that detect whether or not a single parking bay is occupied and how long it has been occupied. The sensors are connected to the central system through a wireless network of relay nodes and data collector.

“During the pilot phase, Nedap’s Sensit has proven to be the leading sensor-based vehicle detection system for on-street parking applications,” says Marko Bartulić, Director of Split Parking. “Split has a total 7,000 parking spaces divided over three paid parking zones. Combined with 92,000 registered vehicles and being a tourist hub, a smart approach for both on and off street parking is extremely important. The first goal is to improve the overall parking experience for our citizens. Therefore, Split Parking introduced a brand new mobile parking application. The app integrates all parking in Split and can be used by motorists helping to find an available parking space effectively and ensuring a smooth running mobile payment process. The interest for the app is huge: in just three days over 6,000 people downloaded the application.”

Keys or access control? Why not both?

Lock and key security has come a long way since Ancient Egypt. Over the centuries, Romans, the lever tumbler and Linus Yale’s pin tumbler all took the technology forward. Each was a significant milestone. But in truth, your average pharaoh would still recognise his clever gadget.

The latest advances in key-based electronic access control, on the other hand, would send Rameses into a tailspin.

A mechatronic locking system like CLIQ® combines high-end mechanical and electronic protection. A range of key-operated mechanical cylinders and padlocks maximise physical security and attack resistance. CLIQ® technology then layers encrypted, user-friendly electronic security on top — adding control and convenience without the need for wires: all CLIQ® devices are wire-free. Power to operate the electronics comes from the battery inside every CLIQ® key.

And because it’s key based, CLIQ® offers a simple step up from mechanical security to powerful access control, with no change to existing hardware like doors.

Smarter security, secure cloud-based interfaces, mobile endorsement and a more flexible workplace are within easy reach for any building.

The convenient truth

CLIQ® is trusted by organizations in all kinds of industries. Recently, German supermarket chain REWE chose CLIQ® for its newest warehouse in the north of Berlin.

“With CLIQ®, we have great flexibility in the event a key is lost or if we want to make any changes. We can revoke the key’s access entitlements by reprogramming the 400 locking cylinders in use,” explains Marc Haverkamp, Project Manager for the REWE Logistics Centre.

In Sweden, Stockholm’s Vasamuseet upgraded their old mechanical system to CLIQ®. Staff used to carry heavy keychains with ten or more keys. Now facility managers can amend the access rights of everyone’s CLIQ® key at any time, even remotely.

“Previously, the biggest problem was lost keys,” says Michael Andrésen, Operations and Security Officer at the State Maritime Museums, Sweden. “Then the lock had to be replaced, which was expensive.” With CLIQ®, a lost key’s access rights are simply removed, instantly, and it no longer opens any doors. “With CLIQ®, it’s clear where our keys are.”

CLIQ® is popular with public utilities, because CLIQ® cylinders and padlocks can handle extreme weather and secure almost any locking point, making it more adaptable than standard electronic access systems. It is also easy for Eau de Valence, a French water utility, to manage mechanical and electronic locks in the same installation: “The electronic and mechanical cylinders are managed by one and the same key,” adds Christophe Nublat, Head of Study and Works Division at Eau de Valence.

To combat the theft of valuable recyclable materials, Communauté d’Agglomération La Rochelle managers installed CLIQ® padlocks and cylinders at 13 dispersed waste reception centres and issued individually programmed keys to authorized staff.

The impact was instant: “The number of burglaries has been reduced in a spectacular way,” says Hervé Begaud at the Communauté d’Agglomération. “We used to report damages every week. Now, we have had a single, failed, attempt on a cylinder in the last 6 months.”

La Rochelle district administrators are impressed: they plan to extend CLIQ® access control to all critical municipal sites.

There is a CLIQ® that fits

Wherever you work, employees leave, keys get lost, and outdated devices with unreliable security are still in use throughout your premises.

Yet the remedy to all these problems is not a “one-size-fits-all” solution. There are CLIQ® extensions for all kinds of security needs, supplementing the easy, flexible access rights management, and scheduling for keys, users and doors that comes with every CLIQ® installation.

For small to medium-sized businesses, CLIQ® Go supports managers in administering their access system on the move and in the cloud. Lost keys are easy to revoke via the CLIQ® Go app, designed to be easy enough for a non-specialist to operate. Even a pharaoh.

In medium to large businesses, security managers can administer their CLIQ® system using the CLIQ® Web Manager via a standard web browser. The additional option to operate on a Software as a Service basis can help reduce IT infrastructure costs. Data security is ensured, plus 24/7 monitoring and support are available on request.

For managing a large business with remote sites or a mobile workforce (or both), CLIQ® Remote with CLIQ® Connect is the tailor-made solution.

In Sweden, the Skellefteå Fire Service uses CLIQ® Remote. In the event of a fire, firefighters update their CLIQ® key at the station or on the move, using a key updater kept in each fire engine. There’s no longer any need for stations to hold and manage multiple sets of keys, or for off-site firefighters to first go to the station for the right key. A rapid response means more chance to prevent a fire from spreading.

“With the CLIQ® Remote key updater in each fire engine, we can authorize a key for a limited time. If we lose the key during an emergency, for example, it becomes useless after 60 minutes,” says Skellefteå fire engineer Johan Marklund.

“Previously, we had a key safe at every fire station,” he adds. “At the main station alone there were about 100 keys. We had to take inventory regularly and sometimes found certain keys no longer worked. In a serious situation, we wouldn’t have been able to enter premises without breaking down the door. I recommend emergency services in other locations choose the same solution.”

The optional CLIQ® Connect app smooths mobile workflows. A key-holder no longer needs to update access rights in person, carry additional updating devices, or even return to base. All they need is a smartphone and the app. The app pairs a programmable CLIQ® Connect key, via Bluetooth and an encrypted cloud connection, with the CLIQ® Web Manager. To change a key-holder’s access rights, a system admin accesses the CLIQ® Web Manager software — from anywhere — and updates their profile. The key-holder establishes a secure Bluetooth connection between their programmable CLIQ® Connect key and the CLIQ® Connect app to instantly update permissions.

ASSA ABLOY sells and supports CLIQ® technology under several brands, including IKON, ABLOY, Mul-T-Lock, ASSA, Vachette and KESO. To discover the right CLIQ® solution for your business, take the quiz at http://campaigns.assaabloyopeningsolutions.eu/cliq-quiz

Secutech 2018 to include six intelligent solution pavilions featuring cutting-edge security solutions across vertical markets

Secutech, the leading annual trade fair show for the security industry has announced details of six “intelligent solution pavilions” that have been designated to link the industry with key vertical markets. The pavilions will make it easier for buyers and exhibitors to connect during the show and facilitate greater ease of navigation. The pavilions will also highlight business opportunities and encourage cross-sector collaboration.

Secutech, which covers advanced industry technology will once again be held at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center in Taiwan from 25 – 27 April 2018 with over 400 exhibitors from 15 countries and regions expected to be in attendance. An exploration of key technologies and market trends in the intelligent transportation sector will also take place during the Mobility Asia Seminar scheduled to be held on 26 April 2018. Details of this and the six intelligent solution pavilions are highlighted below.

Smart Factory Pavilion

As manufacturing methods continue to evolve in the direction of increased automation, the Smart Factory Pavilion will feature the latest factory based applications in manufacturing intelligence and video based analysis. These technologies are designed to reduce labour costs while boosting productivity and production quality. Featured products and solutions will include: machine vision, robotics, environmental monitoring systems, RFID logistics systems, automation management and big data analytics platforms designed to improve automation and factory safety. Exhibitors will include Zulite, Lips, Winhome, GIGA-TMS and GKB Security.

Smart Retail Pavilion

The IoT has empowered consumers to shop like never before and retailers are increasingly having to adopt IoT based solutions with a wide variety of applications to keep up with the evolving market. With this in mind, IoT and video based solutions, with wide ranging applications in areas such as consumer behaviour analysis, warehouse management and operations management, will be on display at the Smart Retail Pavilion. These will include identity verification systems (IVS); digital marketing and business intelligence solutions; applications of multimedia kiosks as well as inventory management systems among other innovations designed to reduce costs throughout the retail vertical, improve operational efficiency and increase customer retention. Exhibitors here will include TENLife, Skywatch, Nesting, TIIS and THLight.

Smart Street Lighting Pavilion

In line with recent global trends of building smart, sustainable and energy efficient cities, the Smart Street Lighting Pavilion will include a wide range of products with applications in lighting, surveillance, energy management and safety. Products and solutions from exhibitors such as Aaeon, HiPower, and Liteon will range from wireless transmission systems, sensors for environmental monitoring, device security to real time data processing and data analytics.

Intelligent Transportation Pavilion

As urban populations expand, intelligent transportation solutions are increasingly needed to enhance road safety and solve congestion issues. With this in mind, the Intelligent Transportation Pavilion will feature exhibitors Genetec, Hikvision, Qognify, ITRI, MCUT, and TVEC with a focus on three key areas: telematics, video management systems and smart parking. Innovative solutions here will demonstrate how emerging technology can be applied to planning and development across the transportation sector.

Software Innovation and Network Optix Pavilions 

Software with applications across a range of vertical markets from exhibitors such as Lips, eRay Secure, Cyberon, FIC, Solar energy, BOSCH, DT42, Viscovery and Umbo will be on display at the Software Innovation Pavilion. Products and solutions on display here will include AI powered video analytics, machine vision, and advanced facial recognition. Additionally, the company Network Optix – a fast growing video management software company – will be featured at its own pavilion along with its various partners to showcase VMS solutions, vertical solutions and innovative applications of emerging technology.

Mobility Asia Seminar 

Away from the six intelligent solution pavilions, the Mobility Asia Seminar will cover issues in a market highlighted as one of the most promising for growth among all verticals. The seminar aims to connect industry players with key information in areas ranging from commercial vehicles, connected car applications to cold chain logistics as well as road and railway transportation. Prominent government officials and members of ITS Asia-Pacific will share their insights on future trends and developments in these areas with attendees.

Further information on the Mobility Asia Seminar and other aspects of the show will be announced closer to the show dates. Secutech is organised by Messe Frankfurt New Era Business Media Ltd and part of a global network of Safety Security and Fire trade fairs. For more details, please visit www.secutech.com. Alternatively, please call Ms Kirstin Wu at +886 2 8729 1017, or send an email to kirstin.wu@newera.messefrankfurt.com.

With ten events, Messe Frankfurt is one of the world’s leading organisers of trade fairs and congresses for the expanding international field of civil security. These platforms provide optimum opportunities for gaining a foothold in dynamic growth markets all over the world. Presently Messe Frankfurt organises events in Asia, Europe , the Middle East and South America. Further information at www.safety-security.messefrankfurt.com.  

Residential outdoor sensor market on the increase

Outdoor sensors allow homeowners in EMEA to push the protective perimeter away from their properties, which can help minimize damage caused by intruders breaking windows or damaging doors. This use of outdoor sensors is a pre-emptive attempt by homeowners to deter an intruder from entering the property, rather than deferring to reactive measures after an in-home intrusion has already occurred.
Of course, burglaries can also still happen when homeowners are present on their properties. For example, they might have left doors or windows on the ground floor open, making home intrusion easier. Outdoor sensors solve this problem, allowing homeowners to freely move around their homes, while ensuring that they will be alerted if an intruder approaches their properties from outside.

Dual-technology sensors can reduce false alarms, and given their numerous benefits, outdoor sensors are becoming an important addition to residential intrusion systems, according to the latest market insight from IHS Markit. However, they are unlikely to replace the need for indoor sensors, given that even if an intruder triggers the outdoor sensor, the indoor sensors provide an added confidence about the true nature of the alarm.

When homeowners are away from their properties, a combination of indoor and outdoor detection can provide added confidence. If their home alarms are triggered, they will know that it is in fact an intruder trying to break in, rather than a false alarm.

Even so, intrusion detection around the perimeter is still very difficult. Weather conditions can change rapidly and there are numerous variables that can trigger a sensor, such as passing animals, moving tree branches, rain, and changes in temperature and wind direction.

Researchers at IHS believe that video verification has the capability to expand the outdoor-detection market. Despite falling prices, adding outdoor sensors can still be expensive. In fact in EMEA, the average outdoor sensor is 13 times more expensive than an indoor sensor. Continuing higher prices will limit the overall number of properties likely to deploy outdoor sensors, as well as the average number of outdoor sensors used in each installation.

By comparison, a dual-technology sensor for outdoor applications is just five times more expensive that its wireless indoor counterpart and eight times more expensive than its wired indoor counterpart. It is, therefore, still significantly more expensive than a standard intruder-alarm system.

Adding outdoor sensors to intruder alarm-system packages offers manufacturers and installers an opportunity to upsell more devices to consumers. For example, analysts suggest that installers could create versatile kits to introduce end users to outdoor sensors. The rather significant cost of the equipment could also be amortised through maintenance contracts, which allow equipment providers to lower the initial cost of outdoor sensors, while recovering the rest of the cost through maintenance charges.

Avigilon CEO to retire after Motorola acquisition

Avigilon Corporation is making changes to its executive team in connection with the recent agreement to be acquired by Motorola Solutions, Inc.
Upon completion of the acquisition by Motorola Solutions, Alexander Fernandes will retire as Avigilon’s Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of the Board.

“I’m very proud of what we’ve accomplished at Avigilon, growing from a start-up to become an industry leader,” said Mr. Fernandes. “Avigilon has a strong and proven leadership team, and I’m confident about the company’s future.”

In contemplation of the acquisition, Ric Leong has resigned as Avigilon’s Chief Financial Officer, effective immediately. Samuel Cochrane, Avigilon’s Senior Vice President of Finance, has been promoted to Chief Financial Officer and will stay on with Avigilon after closing.

“Being Avigilon’s CFO has been a tremendous experience, and I’ve greatly enjoyed working with Alex and the leadership team over the past several years,” said Mr. Leong. “I’m in full support of the acquisition and look forward to Avigilon’s success with Motorola Solutions.”

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