Summer 2021 Customer Newsletter

Summer 2021 Newsletter

i2 Security Solutions Now Offers

Intrusion Systems and 24/7 Monitoring Service

Enhanced protection for our customers

Fully integrated physical security systems can provide excellent protection for businesses' most vulnerable assets. However, most businesses don't employ someone to monitor these systems after closing hours, or on the weekend. Our intrusion monitoring systems can be installed and configured to set off alerts if a window is broken, if there is movement in a secured area without valid entry, or there is a suspicious vehicle outside of the building after hours. Window glass breaks, motion sensors, and video cameras can be your eyes and ears during downtime. Your alarm panel gets notified by intrusion events and can be programmed to set off audible or silent alarms that automatically send alerts to you or report to a local monitoring facility.

Click here to request more information on intrusion systems and 24/7 monitoring

Important Customer Information

Regarding Product Shortages

Due to the Coronavirus, there are supply shortages with some of our manufacturer product offerings. Processor chips and steel are just two of the directly affected components. Because of this, installation lead times may be delayed, and service parts might be affected.

Customer Spotlight

Memphis Charter School

i2 Security Solutions recently implemented building security controls for the Memphis Charter School in Philadelphia. The Memphis Charter School is a part of the School District of Philadelphia.

We replaced the building door access control and alarm intrusion hardware and are providing 24/7 alarm monitoring through the Rapid Response Monitoring facility.

i2 Security replaced an exterior slide gate and added RFID technology for the schools employee parking lot earlier in 2020.

The Virtual Water Cooler

Ever wonder where the term “the water cooler” conversation comes from or even what it means? According to Google, the term originated at a time when employees all worked in the same office, which invariably had a water cooler. If an office doesn't have a water cooler, there is usually another central gathering point – coffee maker, kitchen, break room, etc.

Now, I know what you’re thinking…

How do we replicate Watercooler Conversations in the Age of COVID?

Unfortunately, relatively few employees are in the office together these days, thanks to the global coronavirus pandemic. Surely there must be some way to replicate the same informal communications that occur there.

The Wall Street Journal recently described taking the office water cooler virtual as Tech’s next big task. One possible solution is illustrated here.

You never know!

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