Security, like any other business function, is an amalgamation of people, processes and technology coordinated to manage risk.
In overall, LBS relies on an integrated framework of positioning technologies, coordinate system, geographic information system, and applications.
There are procedural fixes worth undertaking, of course, like mandating enhanced screening, or installing body scanning technology, or coordinating the software used by intelligence agencies, or instructing State Department personnel to query the visa status of any person reported to be suspicious.
Although the boundaries between different market classifications are somewhat permeable, there are generally 3 types of markets for global health technologies: Globally coordinated markets, where technologies such as vaccines are procured and financed through centralized channels.
Macy's has invested in technology to coordinate its stores with its Web site.
Rio de Janeiro uses IBM's Smart Cities technology to coordinate its city services.
He has worked with another experimental, self-build community in Amsterdam's Buiksloterham, using digital technology to coordinate elements like building a waste management system.
Occupy Sandy's volunteers were unquestionably able to do this because they used networked technology to coordinate and maintain real-time situational awareness over their activities.
Speculation that terrorists may have used wireless technology to coordinate the attacks has breathed new life into efforts to monitor even the most arcane and complex features of wireless networks.
But it states that to manage such events in the future the department must improve its planning, overhaul parts of its training, acquire substantial new technology and coordinate more effectively with other emergency agencies.
In a demonstration of their growing sophistication and organization, Syrian rebels responded to a nationwide shutdown of the Internet by turning to satellite technology to coordinate within the country and to communicate with outside activists.
