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Making An Impact

ESX has unveiled a program that gives manufacturers and service providers an opportunity to help integration and monitoring companies maximize revenues, profits and company value. It’s the Maximum Impact Awards.

I’m looking forward to attending ESX and reviewing the new product entries. Why? The MIAs recognize excellence in new and recently introduced products and services based on the ability to impact the business of integration and monitoring companies.

Twenty-one companies have entered 27 products to be judged during this year’s program in Baltimore. Entrants were required to submit information on how the product or service satifies end user’s needs, while boosting revenue profit potential and increasing the value of dealer companies. So, who did the judging? A panel of integration and monitoring company experts reviewed the entries and picked the winners, who will be announced during the first day of the ESX Expo, Wednesday, June 24.

Security Products magazine is pleased to have been the sponsor for the new product award, and pleased to take part in announcing the winners. In fact, we believe so much in the concept of new products, we’re having our own new product of the year award contest during ASIS in September.

ESX is all about maximum impact -- the importance of high quality and reliability in the equipment -- and we believe consumers should have the best options available during an integration project. ESX certainly provides customer care and quality.

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Ralph C. Jensen is the Publisher/Editor in chief of Security Today magazine.

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