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The Five Technological Forces Disrupting Security: How Social, Mobile, Cloud and IoT are Fundamentally Changing the Practice of Physical Security explores the major technological forces that are currently disrupting the security industry and what is coming in the foreseeable future. The book provides both practical guidance on how to use the new technologies to deliver better solutions to customers, along with a high level perspective on how the industry is changing as a whole. It answers key questions on how new entrants in the field are apt to change market dynamics and affect customer choices and existing players. In addition, the book presents valuable perspectives on the direction that product management, or product representation, should take over the next several years, also outlining guidelines for maintaining relevant careers skills. It is a great resource for both the seasoned professional and those early in their careers who are looking to maximize their knowledge. Examines, in-depth, the five major technological forces driving the industry from the IT side, with particular focus on how they are interrelatedExplains how companies can improve their security infrastructure through incorporating technologies (cloud, mobile, data, Internet of Things, and social spaces) into their products, people, and processesInstructs practitioners on how to position their businesses or careers for the technological changes that are disrupting the physical security industry

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Book category Books in English Economics, finance, business & management Industry & industrial studies Service industries

• Full title: Five Technological Forces Disrupting Security
• Author: Steve Van Till
• Language: English
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 244
• EAN: 9780128050958
• ISBN: 0128050950
• ID: 14530592
• Publisher: Elsevier - Health Sciences Division
• Weight: 534 g
• Dimensions: 191 × 234 × 18 mm
• Date of publishing: 21. August 2017

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