Contact tracing has been more than a buzzword during the coronavirus pandemic. In some cases, it has been an issue of life and death. Tracking who an infected person has been in contact with is an important tool to minimise disease spread, and technology from the physical security industry claimed a role in contact tracing early on – and continues to provide benefits as companies seek to reopen. We asked this week’s Expert Panel Roundtable: How can the security industry enhance contact tracing?
The return to the workplace is a focal point for many in the built environment but one of the most important elements is easy to overlook. Guest services will be vital in the return to the workplace. Front-of-house teams will be responsible for welcoming building users back and reassuring them as they negotiate shared spaces in the post-Covid era.
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Video doorbell maker owned by Amazon attempts to trick consumers by using ADT s iconic blue octagon, ADT asserts
Ring s repeat anticompetitive behavior follows software theft in 2017
BOCA RATON, Fla., April 27, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) ADT, the most trusted brand in smart home and business security, today brought an action for willful trademark infringement, unfair competition, and related violations against Ring LLC (Ring), an Amazon company and provider of smart home security devices.
In March 2021, the complaint asserts, Ring adopted a blue octagon mark that is virtually indistinguishable from ADT s iconic blue octagon mark, which is protected under numerous federal trademark registrations. ADT s blue octagon is iconic in the security market, proudly displayed on lawn signs and stickers at the homes and businesses of ADT s more than 6.5 million customers across the United States. Following an attempt to imitate ADT s lawn signs, Ring went further and blatantly assimila