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more than 30 million passengers each year, Sea-Tac, a division of the Port of Seattle, had been looking to upgrade its six dis- parate and analog-based video surveillance systems with one fully merged IP-based solution. Ingersoll Rand Security Technologies suggested Omnicast for its open-architecture so that Sea-Tac could leverage existing hardware and infrastruc- ture investments and its user-friendliness to reduce the operator learning curve. Brian Bartholomew has joined Gage Parking Consult-
ants in NewYork City as a Principal responsible for the over- sight and national expansion of the firm’s newly created park- ing, transportation and traffic consulting division. He has 25 years of industry experience in both the public and private sec- tor. He can be reached at (212) 683-5680. TIBA LLC parking systems are now compliant with the
latest PCI standard, PA-DSS v1.2. The approved credit card processingmodule integrateswith theTIBApayment andman- agement solutions SmartPark, SmartHotel and HotelConnect. The company notes that it is listed with the PCI Security Stan- dards Council (
pcisecuritystandards.org) for validated payment applications.
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