Integrated Communications has over 50 years of experience in the wireless industry.
Since 1995, Integrated Communications has been an authorized Motorola Premier Service Partner, with offices located in Memphis, TN, Batesville and Tupelo, Miss. It was in 1995 that we signed on with Motorola to service the best mobile radios money could buy. From that time Integrated Communications has grown to include:
- Nineteen full-time service technicians, ten sales representatives, and several office support personnel to
serve the local business and public safety community. - Regular business hour service from 8:00am to 5:00pm, as well as 24-hour emergency on-call service,
including weekends and holidays. - The Motorola Authorized Radius, Two-Way, and Professional Series radio Dealership responsibilities for
West Tennessee and North Mississippi. - Public Safety and commercial vehicle installation and build-up expertise.
- Private Trunked Radio Systems that provide an inexpensive alternative to costly cellular systems.
- Special wireless capabilities for wide area networks, mobile and fixed data applications, and computer
networking. - ICI maintains a massive inventory of radios, parts & accessories.
Physical Security
A common definition of physical security includes security measures designed to limit access to authorized individuals, as well as any resources that protect personnel from harm and property from damage.
In the simplest terms, physical security is defined as the securing and protecting of organizational assets from coming to harm because of physical events. These events can range from natural disasters such as fires and floods to human-inflicted dangers including theft and vandalism. Accidents and accidental damage also fall under the umbrella of events that may be covered by a physical security plan.
So, what do physical security systems and plans entail? On the surface, physical security measures include locks, gates, video security cameras, and security guards. Although these are excellent strategies, there are deeper layers that you should consider when creating a physical security plan.
Cloud vs On-premise
Choosing the right security system is an important decision, and often a big investment for any size organization. There are two types of systems, with key differences to note: cloud-based and on-premises. What are the latest security technologies, and which one is right for your business?
The main differentiator here is where these systems are managed. On-premise security tech runs on locally managed servers at the building site, and is viewed as the more traditional, or “legacy” option. With cloud-based systems, the servers are managed by a third-party, with local data synced via the cloud. Most cloud security tech providers use Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud, and Microsoft Azure for their server management. Take a closer look at how to compare cloud-based and on-premises security technology, and select the providers that are right for your business.