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The PSA Network (PSA), the consortium of professional systems integrators announced the lineup of sponsors for PSA TEC 2023 (TEC), which is taking place in Dallas, Texas, USA, from May 1-4, 2023. “This year’s PSA TEC has a remarkable lineup of sponsors that enable us to exceed our members' expectations,” said Matt Barnette, President and CEO of the PSA Network, adding “TEC has established a reputation for high-quality educational offerings, networking, and exclusive engagement with prominent industry leaders. We look forward to integrators and technology partners establishing enduring connections.”  TEC 2023 TEC 2023 is exclusive to PSA owners, members, and sponsors providing premier educational content and networking opportunities between integrators and technology partners.  Over the four days, integrators will meet one-on-one with technology partners during TECTalks and visit Signature, Title, and Premier sponsor rooms reserved for product showcases, demonstrations, and meetings.   Sponsors  The sponsors are industry-leading manufacturers and solutions providers including:  Signature  Intel  Title   Acre  Premier  Altronix Corporation  AMAG Technology Bosch Security and Safety Systems Eagle Eye Networks  HID  Johnson Controls  LenelS2  Gold  Aiphone  ASSA ABLOY  Hanwha Vision  March Networks  Milestone Systems  Qumulex Windy City Wire   Silver  3millID Alarm.com  Allegion  Alvarado  BCD  Controlled Products Systems Group Digital Watchdog  Eyeforce   Farpointe Data  Genea  Identiv  Intelligent Security Systems  Keri Systems  LandSkyAI LifeSafety Power  Louroe Electronics  Magos America  OpenEye  SECLOCK Seneca  Vivotek  Winland Electronics, Inc.   Zenitel  Tabletop  Canon Financial Services D-Tools  Navigate Management Consulting NSCA Snellings Walters Insurance Agency   Solutions360  System Surveyor  WeSuite  Registration and conference details  “We are truly grateful to our PSA TEC 2023 sponsors for their incredible support and engagement with our members,” said Brittany Board, Director of Technology Partners at PSA, adding “Their contributions are invaluable, and PSA TEC wouldn’t be the same without them.”  Registration for TEC is open and provides access to all networking events, meals, and conference courses. Attendees are encouraged to book hotel rooms at the conference hotel, Hyatt Regency Dallas, before April 14 to receive the group rate of $229/night (plus tax and fees, rooms are subject to availability). 

Controlled Products Systems Group (CPSG), the renowned nationwide distributor of perimeter access control products, has partnered with Gibraltar Perimeter Security, a global company in the design and manufacturing of anti-ram vehicle barriers. Critical infrastructure protection “Protecting critical infrastructure against vehicle-based threats is one of the areas that our installing dealers are tasked with nationwide,” said Scott Rosenbloom, Product Manager at Controlled Products Systems Group (CPSG). Scott Rosenbloom adds, “By adding Gibraltar's crash-rated anti-vehicle barriers and high-security anti-personnel fence products to our product offerings, we are better able to meet the ever-growing needs of our customers and the industries they service.” Bollards, barriers, gates and fences Historically, these perimeter security solutions have been thought of as anti-terrorism measures Gibraltar Perimeter Security's expertly engineered products are easy to install and designed to protect high-value facilities, assets and pedestrians. Their bollards, barriers, gates, and fencing have been designed to meet the specific needs of the end user and have been certified or engineered to meet ASTM F-2656 and ASTM F-3016 requirements. Historically, these perimeter security solutions have been thought of as anti-terrorism measures. The more practical application is storefronts, outdoor dining, farmers markets and other commercial applications. Enhancing safety of public areas As reported by the Storefront Safety Council, accidents happen over 60 times per day, with over 4,000 injured annually. The top causes of these accidents are ‘operator error’ and/or ‘pedal error’. These products provide opportunities to significantly increase the safety of public areas.

Huitt’s role on the board will allow him greater influence on CPSG’s long-term strategic vision Controlled Products Systems Group (CPSG) announced recently the appointment of Brian Huitt, CEO, to the additional role of Chairman of the Board. Huitt has 25 years of experience in the industry and co-founded a division of CPSG. His role on the board will allow him greater influence on the company’s long-term strategic vision. Additionally, Ross Porter was named President and Chief Operating Officer. “Ross’ unique skill set, combined with his understanding of our business, makes him a superb fit with our organisation,” said Huitt. “We are very fortunate to have him on our team.” Porter has been instrumental to CPSG as an advisor since the company’s acquisition by The Duchossois Group in the fall of 2014. CPSG business growth Porter brings a wealth of experience to CPSG, having served over 25 years at consumer durables companies in roles spanning general management, operations and finance. As President of Irwin Tools, home of the well-known Vise-Grip® brand, he created significant organic and acquisitive value. “CPSG’s customer-centric culture and focus on delivering value-added service and support makes them the best source for perimeter access solutions,” said Porter. “I am excited to be supporting the growth and success of the business.” Reliable perimeter access solutions provider The company plans to strategically expand its footprint and continue to get closer to customers to help them drive their businesses forward. Maintaining a reputation for supplying safe and reliable perimeter access solutions, CPSG is incorporating new technologies into product and system offerings. “Adding Ross to our organisation signifies CPSG’s dedication to leadership in our market,” said Huitt. “I am excited for his continued contributions.”