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	Technical Theatre No 3			Session Sponsor
Date	Wednesday 30th January 2008
Time	10.30 - 12.30
Description	In production environments, video is used to ensure that safety regulations are met. IP video deployment along with the latest biometrics access control also measurably improves quality control of product, processes, and procedures. In hazardous environments, remote monitoring of production processes drastically reduces health risks – and costs - for employees. Food manufacturing companies must always be able to document that regulations are met, as well as product traceability required by law. This session explores how evidence can play a key role in these areas, Improving management capabilities and minimizing the burden of documentation.
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Title	Fault Tolerant Security System
Start Time	10.30
Speaker	Hanan Rozner - Director
Company	PCSC
Description	Fault Tolerant Architecture (FTA)– A system that supports redundancy with controllers, even with its communication to the highest level of operation, reliability and security. Fault Tolerance Controller (FTC) – 100% distributed intelligence for Access Control, Alarm Monitoring, Elevator Control, CCTV and Building Management. Fault Tolerant System (FTS) – If one FTC becomes unavailable for any reason such as hardware or firmware failure, an alternate FTC immediately begins providing full service to the network.

Title	Whole Systems Approach to IP Security
Start Time	11.00
Speaker	Ade Bamigboye - CTO
Company	Intermac Systems
Description	Taking advantage of emerging technologies to build modern security systems faces several obstacles. Apart form the discrete technologies that we have to become familiar with, successful systems and application integration is what determines how well solutions will be received and what level of innovation can be delivered. Other industries such as finance, banking and retail have been revolutionised through the adoption of IP, WiFi, Bluetooth, RFID, Biometrics and increasingly Web 2.0 applications. In this session, we discuss initiatives that we are working on with our clients that take advantage of these technologies and deliver the next generation of security systems.