| Welcome to: Keeping Advanced |
Vol.01 - Issue 01 - May 1/08 |
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Welcome to the Advanced Integration Security publication Keeping Advanced. In an effort to keep in touch with our clients and contacts this bi-monthly newsletter will highlight new products, industry events, and Advanced Integration Security latest news.
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 | FCC Approves Cell Phone Alert System |
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 When disaster strikes, the Federal Communications Commission wants to make sure that as many Americans as possible know about it. The Emergency Alert System just approved by the FCC would send out warnings to cell phones about terrorist threats and imminent natural disasters. Law enforcement agencies could also use the system to help find missing children.
"The country has had for a very long time a very effective emergency broadcast system." FCC Chairman Kevin Martin says. "What this is going to do is put that same kind of emergency alert capability in everyone's pocket."
The wireless industry strongly supports the initiative. Participation would be voluntary, and cell phone users could opt out of the system.
Many universities already have emergency message alert systems in the wake of the mass killings at Virginia Tech University. Last April, a lone gunman killed 32 students before killing himself.
Regional warnings would come from federal or state officials, and the president will continue to have sole responsibility for issuing nationwide alerts.
The FCC says the cell phone alert service could be in place by 2010.
source VOA By Paul Sisco - Washington, 17 April 2008 |
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 | New Silicon Valley Office |
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 To meet the growing demands of both national and west coast based clients Advanced is please to announce the opening of a Regional Branch office in Silicon Valley.
Located in West San Jose the office will serve West Coast clients and provide regional sales, service and installation support. This location will allow easy access for service from San Francisco to Monterey and points between.
"This is a fast growing market that where we are dedicated to further investment and expansion" Marc Palladino, COO
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