The ALOA Board Names David M. Lowell, CML,CMST, as it's New Executive Director
from ALOA
 The Associated Locksmiths of America, Inc. representing over 10,000 locksmith/security professionals worldwide, is pleased to announce the selection of David M. Lowell, CML,CMST, as the association’s new Executive Director, effective December 15th, 2008. More
Engineer Finds Key to Success as Locksmith
from AZCentral.com
A series of jobs that left Robert Vallelunga downsized, merged or bought out by a rival company convinced him that there had to be a better way to make a living. So about a year ago, he and his family moved to Mesa, his hometown, where he bought ALOA Member Acme Locksmith. Not only has he learned how to pick a lock, but he also has discovered that locks today represent both antique and wildly new technology. There are keys and locks based on techniques known for hundreds (sometimes thousands) of years and, increasingly, locks keyed with electronic codes. More
Executives: Security Industry Continues to Move Toward IP/Digital Video
from SP&T
Contrary to what might be perceived from all the talk within the security industry, less than 15 per cent of video surveillance applications in the Americas are buying or using IP/digital video. We find out why and what’s coming from Mike Capulli, senior vice president of North American sales for Samsung |GVI Security. More
A Lock on the Business
from Business Lexington
The world's safecracker extraordinaire was never part of the Dillinger Gang. He didn't wear a black stocking cap, and he didn't go by the nickname "fingers." Instead, Harry C. Miller was an astute businessman who in the 1950s began sharing his talents through a mail-order school for locksmiths. Today, that school has grown into the nation's preeminent security educational facility. From its headquarters in Nicholasville, Lockmasters Security Institute (LSI) trains the world in the ways of locks and security. More
Safe as Houses
from iafrica.com
With the end of year festive season upon us, South Africans are flocking to their favorite holiday destinations — often with little or no thought for potential problems that might arise during their absence from home. Taking the time and trouble to ensure that their homes are safe and secure before they head off can only add to the sense of well-being and peace of mind that is synonymous with the holiday season. It would be prudent for holiday-makers to spend some time considering ways and means of improving home safety and security. By understanding their potential risk, consumers are better able to minimize that risk. More
Tamper-proof Key
from The Hindu Business Line
Compare the ‘Ambi’ (Ambassador car) of yesteryears with the new generation passenger cars of today. While some still swear by the Ambi as being the best car for Indian roads, a sturdy vehicle and so on, there are others who go by looks under the hood and body, by automotive safety and comfort — and the technological advances that today's vehicle offers. Consider, for instance, the car locking system. Earlier, one would have to use a key to lock/unlock a vehicle. Now, vehicle owners go for remote operations — key-less entry, whereby the chip enabled in the car eliminates the need to manually lock/unlock the car.
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Setting Goals to Meet Economy's Challenges
from NewsDay
As 2008 comes to a close, many businesses are waiting in anticipation to see what the new year will bring, given the past year's economic turmoil. While the future remains uncertain, there's still time to plan ahead and set goals to help keep your business on track. Experts say the simple act of goal-setting can be a powerful tool to help keep you focused and motivated, particularly during challenging times. More
Excellent Customer Service Key to Small Business Success
from San Angelo Standard Times
During the busy holiday season, many small businesses are hoping to have increased sales. With the unsteady economy, it might be more difficult this year. From where will these revenues come? A high percentage will be from existing customers. Is your small business providing excellent customer service? If you are not, your customers may shop where they can get it.
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