TWO-DAY CONFERENCE: TUESDAY, APRIL 25TH AND WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 26TH, 2006
METRO TORONTO CONVENTION CENTRE TORONTO, ON
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Integrating Technology to Enhance Efficiency,
Save Money, Attract
Tenants and Increase the Value of your New or Existing Building
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Post-Conference Workshop: Thursday, April 27th,
2006
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9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
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Automation as a key to a safer and more secure
building. Approaches to Integration of Security, Safety and Communications
in Buildings Considerations of reality, practicality and code
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Building operators and contractors are on the front line of defence against
threats, both internal and external. Building protection is a real issue,
and preparing for potential risks will force building owners to re-evaluate
their systems.
New technologies can dramatically improve your security systems by integrating
life safety systems, fire protection, and emergency response capabilities,
and provide defensive approaches to building design and planning.
This half-day workshop is designed to provide you with the strategies
you need to integrate the most effective security and emergency response
system available. This interactive workshop will introduce you to the
latest thinking and tools to meet the significantly heightened expectations
of tenants, employees, other building occupants, and key stakeholders.
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Develop better strategies to:
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- Understand mechanical systems operation and building security and
life safety systems methodologies
- Determine a buildings protective capability and identify potential
weak spots and problem areas
- Develop internal and external strategies to communicate with employees,
tenants, and first responders in times of emergency
- Enhance protection with architectural and mechanical design features
and automated systems
- Establish the best method of access control and monitoring for your
building
- Investigate the impact of new and changing building codes and learn
how they will affect your plans
- Perform a threat and risk analysis
- Assess your business continuity options
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At the end of the workshop, you will come away with a better understanding
of how technology can enhance your safety and security plans. You will
gain strategies to integrate the latest technologies available while improving
your automated security systems and to keep your business running during
worst-case scenarios.
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About your Workshop Leader:
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Dr. Frank Spitzer, Consulting Electrical Engineer, IBI
GROUP
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Frank Spitzer is a Professional Consulting Electrical Engineer with over
30 years experience who has specialized in Building Systems Integration.
He has been involved in many projects merging the concepts of communications
with building operation, security and safety into a single solution. Dr.
Spitzer holds a Ph.D. in high voltage engineering. He was the primary
researcher who participated in the development of the Technology Roadmap
for Intelligent Buildings Technologies for Industry Canada and CABA. This
project has brought together his and many other participants skills
in order to chart the future for the intelligent building.
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