Presentazione a supporto dell'intervento di Marco De Gregorio (Funzionario tecnico, Direzione Normazione UNI) al convegno "Manutenzione e controllo dei sistemi rivelazione incendi. Cosa cambia con la nuova UNI 11224" tenutosi a Milano il 12 settembre 2019
Presentazione a supporto dell'intervento di Piergiacomo Cancelliere (Direzione Centrale per la Prevenzione e la Sicurezza Tecnica del Dipartimento del Corpo Nazionale dei Vigili del Fuoco) al convegno "Manutenzione e controllo
dei sistemi rivelazione incendi. Cosa cambia con la nuova UNI 11224" tenutosi a Milano il 12 settembre 2019
This document provides a company profile for an IT solutions company founded in 2004. It summarizes the company's vision, mission, services offered including data entry, database management and report generation. It outlines past projects implemented for government clients including electoral rolls and ID cards. It describes the company's infrastructure, client base including government departments, and competitive advantages of its dedicated team and track record of successful project execution.
Founded in 2004, the company provides end-to-end IT solutions across government and corporate sectors. It has a strong team of professionals with domain expertise. The company's vision is to be a world-class IT solutions provider, and its mission is to help clients achieve success through its solutions. The company has experience implementing projects for government clients such as the Election Commission of India and education boards. It offers services including data collection, entry, management, report generation, and digitization. The company prides itself on its track record of on-time, high-quality project delivery since 2004.
John P. Kirk has over 25 years of experience in management, accounting, auditing, and international trade. He has held roles in supply chain management, sales, plant operations, and accounting for Fortune 500 companies like Chevron and Battenfeld Management. Currently pursuing an MA in International Policy with a focus on international trade policy. Seeks a position that utilizes his expertise in business management, trade, and accounting.
This document discusses the future of cities and proposes building new cities from scratch that are centered around social networks and entertainment. It notes that traditional reasons for cities like work, trade, or education are less important now. It argues that friends and entertainment will drive new city development over the next 10-15 years. As an example, it outlines how Las Vegas was built from nothing and is now very valuable, and proposes doing something similar by developing land in Nevada to build new cities organized around social networks and apps that provide necessary services.
Presentazione a supporto dell'intervento di Marco De Gregorio (Funzionario tecnico, Direzione Normazione UNI) al convegno "Manutenzione e controllo dei sistemi rivelazione incendi. Cosa cambia con la nuova UNI 11224" tenutosi a Milano il 12 settembre 2019
Presentazione a supporto dell'intervento di Piergiacomo Cancelliere (Direzione Centrale per la Prevenzione e la Sicurezza Tecnica del Dipartimento del Corpo Nazionale dei Vigili del Fuoco) al convegno "Manutenzione e controllo
dei sistemi rivelazione incendi. Cosa cambia con la nuova UNI 11224" tenutosi a Milano il 12 settembre 2019
This document provides a company profile for an IT solutions company founded in 2004. It summarizes the company's vision, mission, services offered including data entry, database management and report generation. It outlines past projects implemented for government clients including electoral rolls and ID cards. It describes the company's infrastructure, client base including government departments, and competitive advantages of its dedicated team and track record of successful project execution.
Founded in 2004, the company provides end-to-end IT solutions across government and corporate sectors. It has a strong team of professionals with domain expertise. The company's vision is to be a world-class IT solutions provider, and its mission is to help clients achieve success through its solutions. The company has experience implementing projects for government clients such as the Election Commission of India and education boards. It offers services including data collection, entry, management, report generation, and digitization. The company prides itself on its track record of on-time, high-quality project delivery since 2004.
John P. Kirk has over 25 years of experience in management, accounting, auditing, and international trade. He has held roles in supply chain management, sales, plant operations, and accounting for Fortune 500 companies like Chevron and Battenfeld Management. Currently pursuing an MA in International Policy with a focus on international trade policy. Seeks a position that utilizes his expertise in business management, trade, and accounting.
This document discusses the future of cities and proposes building new cities from scratch that are centered around social networks and entertainment. It notes that traditional reasons for cities like work, trade, or education are less important now. It argues that friends and entertainment will drive new city development over the next 10-15 years. As an example, it outlines how Las Vegas was built from nothing and is now very valuable, and proposes doing something similar by developing land in Nevada to build new cities organized around social networks and apps that provide necessary services.
This document is about a photo album created by Mostafa Sharaf. The photo album contains pictures that Sharaf has taken and collected over time. The album allows Sharaf to look back on memories captured in photographs organized together in one place.
This document discusses potential future locations for where people will live in the US in 2030. It proposes that existing major cities like San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington D.C. may no longer be the main destinations as the nature of work changes. Instead, it outlines a plan to develop a new city called Kudavi in Nevada by learning from how Las Vegas was successfully built up from desert land through investments in entertainment and attractions. The plan is to first build an online community, host music festivals on purchased land, and then raise funds to purchase a larger land area and provide basic infrastructure and services to establish Kudavi as a new destination.
Kudavi is a real estate platform that aims to build destinations for creatives and remote workers. It plans to purchase over 12,000 acres of land in San Benito County, California for around $5-10k per acre, compared to over $20M per acre in downtown San Francisco. The first property, Stone Canyon Ranch, will serve as a base camp for the founding team. Kudavi's long term vision is to develop the land into a central hub for remote work in the Bay Area, aiming to attract 20,000 people through amenities like transit, hosting events, and positioning itself as a retreat center. It will operate through a property company that owns the land and an operating company that manages and markets
Do you want to solve the housing crisis in SF? The solution is to build walkable satellite cities 1.5-2.5 hours away from SF that take the pressure off the demand to live in the city.
This document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people that are close to major metro areas but not commutable daily. These satellite cities would be designed for creative professionals and focus on co-living without ownership or cars, and include co-working spaces, art/music studios, and event spaces. The plan is to first test the concept by moving 500 people to an existing campground to validate the community model and financial feasibility before establishing a founding team to develop a full satellite city.
Kudavi City Development Model
REIT owns all land and infrastructure- residents can buy into REIT
Leasehold only – Max 10 year lease
On-site businesses have option of paying a 15% revenue tax in exchange for free rent- similar to app/app store model.
Build a wellness & corporate retreat center to attract tourism.
Host monthly art/music festivals as customer acquisition tool.
Provide low cost transportation to/from nearby city centers.
Partner with education providers to attract transient residents.
This document proposes building satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people located near major cities that are car-free and high-density. It suggests starting by renting and testing the concept at an established campground near San Francisco/Oakland before purchasing surrounding land to build the first satellite city. Various professionals such as software engineers, artists, and remote workers would initially live in the city for periods ranging from weekends to a year to validate the concept.
The document discusses plans to build a new satellite city from scratch that is car-free, high-density, and located close to an existing major city. It will be designed for 80,000 people and replicate the model in other parts of China. The document also discusses inspiration from other eco-cities and the desire of millennials and retirees to live in walkable, urban communities rather than suburbs. It outlines initial plans to establish a founding community and gradually expand the satellite city on purchased land, with the goal of attracting creative professionals, startup founders, and others seeking an alternative living environment.
The document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000 to 100,000 people that are car-free and located near major cities. People, especially millennials and retirees, want affordable urban communities with easy access to nature and friends. The plan is to first test the concept of a satellite city by hosting weekend retreats at a campground, then master leasing the entire campground to house early community members in a 1-year lease. The goal is to build the best team to create sustainable co-living and co-working satellite communities close to urban centers.
This document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people located near but not directly commutable to major metro areas. These "Suburbs 3.0" would have no car ownership requirement and focus on co-living and co-working spaces to attract creative professionals and remote workers seeking community. An initial plan is outlined to test the concept by moving 500 people to an existing campground near San Francisco/Oakland before building the first full satellite city.
This document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people located near major metro areas. These satellite cities would be car-free and focus on co-living and co-working spaces to attract various creative professionals for periods of 1-12 months. An initial testing ground would be to move 500 people to an established campground to validate the concept before building a founding team and developing a full satellite city.
The document proposes a new type of city called Kudavi, which would be built for remote and creative work. Kudavi's first campus would be located at Stone Canyon Ranch in California, with plans to eventually expand. It would offer co-working spaces, lodging, meals, transportation and activities for digital nomads and remote workers. The business structure involves a property company to own the land and infrastructure, and an operating company to manage the property. The goal is to create a hub for remote work in the Bay Area that offers amenities of a small town.
Consigli per la sicurezza della casa, impianto di allarme. Diakron ricerca informazioni sulla sicurezza e li mette a disposizione sulla rete con l'intento di contrastare i reati predatori, furti e rapine. Utenti debitamente informati possono scegliere di dotarsi di un impianto antifurto prima di subire attacchi e violazioni ai propri beni.
This document is about a photo album created by Mostafa Sharaf. The photo album contains pictures that Sharaf has taken and collected over time. The album allows Sharaf to look back on memories captured in photographs organized together in one place.
This document discusses potential future locations for where people will live in the US in 2030. It proposes that existing major cities like San Francisco, New York, Los Angeles, and Washington D.C. may no longer be the main destinations as the nature of work changes. Instead, it outlines a plan to develop a new city called Kudavi in Nevada by learning from how Las Vegas was successfully built up from desert land through investments in entertainment and attractions. The plan is to first build an online community, host music festivals on purchased land, and then raise funds to purchase a larger land area and provide basic infrastructure and services to establish Kudavi as a new destination.
Kudavi is a real estate platform that aims to build destinations for creatives and remote workers. It plans to purchase over 12,000 acres of land in San Benito County, California for around $5-10k per acre, compared to over $20M per acre in downtown San Francisco. The first property, Stone Canyon Ranch, will serve as a base camp for the founding team. Kudavi's long term vision is to develop the land into a central hub for remote work in the Bay Area, aiming to attract 20,000 people through amenities like transit, hosting events, and positioning itself as a retreat center. It will operate through a property company that owns the land and an operating company that manages and markets
Do you want to solve the housing crisis in SF? The solution is to build walkable satellite cities 1.5-2.5 hours away from SF that take the pressure off the demand to live in the city.
This document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people that are close to major metro areas but not commutable daily. These satellite cities would be designed for creative professionals and focus on co-living without ownership or cars, and include co-working spaces, art/music studios, and event spaces. The plan is to first test the concept by moving 500 people to an existing campground to validate the community model and financial feasibility before establishing a founding team to develop a full satellite city.
Kudavi City Development Model
REIT owns all land and infrastructure- residents can buy into REIT
Leasehold only – Max 10 year lease
On-site businesses have option of paying a 15% revenue tax in exchange for free rent- similar to app/app store model.
Build a wellness & corporate retreat center to attract tourism.
Host monthly art/music festivals as customer acquisition tool.
Provide low cost transportation to/from nearby city centers.
Partner with education providers to attract transient residents.
This document proposes building satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people located near major cities that are car-free and high-density. It suggests starting by renting and testing the concept at an established campground near San Francisco/Oakland before purchasing surrounding land to build the first satellite city. Various professionals such as software engineers, artists, and remote workers would initially live in the city for periods ranging from weekends to a year to validate the concept.
The document discusses plans to build a new satellite city from scratch that is car-free, high-density, and located close to an existing major city. It will be designed for 80,000 people and replicate the model in other parts of China. The document also discusses inspiration from other eco-cities and the desire of millennials and retirees to live in walkable, urban communities rather than suburbs. It outlines initial plans to establish a founding community and gradually expand the satellite city on purchased land, with the goal of attracting creative professionals, startup founders, and others seeking an alternative living environment.
The document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000 to 100,000 people that are car-free and located near major cities. People, especially millennials and retirees, want affordable urban communities with easy access to nature and friends. The plan is to first test the concept of a satellite city by hosting weekend retreats at a campground, then master leasing the entire campground to house early community members in a 1-year lease. The goal is to build the best team to create sustainable co-living and co-working satellite communities close to urban centers.
This document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people located near but not directly commutable to major metro areas. These "Suburbs 3.0" would have no car ownership requirement and focus on co-living and co-working spaces to attract creative professionals and remote workers seeking community. An initial plan is outlined to test the concept by moving 500 people to an existing campground near San Francisco/Oakland before building the first full satellite city.
This document proposes building new satellite cities of 50,000-100,000 people located near major metro areas. These satellite cities would be car-free and focus on co-living and co-working spaces to attract various creative professionals for periods of 1-12 months. An initial testing ground would be to move 500 people to an established campground to validate the concept before building a founding team and developing a full satellite city.
The document proposes a new type of city called Kudavi, which would be built for remote and creative work. Kudavi's first campus would be located at Stone Canyon Ranch in California, with plans to eventually expand. It would offer co-working spaces, lodging, meals, transportation and activities for digital nomads and remote workers. The business structure involves a property company to own the land and infrastructure, and an operating company to manage the property. The goal is to create a hub for remote work in the Bay Area that offers amenities of a small town.
Consigli per la sicurezza della casa, impianto di allarme. Diakron ricerca informazioni sulla sicurezza e li mette a disposizione sulla rete con l'intento di contrastare i reati predatori, furti e rapine. Utenti debitamente informati possono scegliere di dotarsi di un impianto antifurto prima di subire attacchi e violazioni ai propri beni.
LINDY vision presentazione commerciale LINDY Italia
LINDY vision è videosorveglianza, antintrusione e domotica a prezzi accessibili a tutti!
Fruibile in tempo reale ovunque vi troviate attraverso il vostro smarthphone, tablet o pc!
Bilingual Magazine to all hi-tech lovers (Italiano + English)
tpcMAG that has become two: one part dedicated to Consumer and Business to one side.
Il magazine tpcMAG che si è sdoppiato: una parte dedicata al Consumer e una parte al Business.
The cover is dedicated to the wild side of hi-tech in nature.
La copertina è dedicata al lato selvaggio di hi-tech in natura.
In this issue all the news of the month: smartphones, mobile phones and accessories, as well as digital cameras, printers, camcorders HD, 3D, netbook, apps, handhelds, video games, tablets, accessories and curiosity hi-tech …
In questo numero tutte le novità del mese: smartphones, telefoni ed accessori vari, oltre a fotocamere digitali, stampanti, videocamere HD, 3D, netbook, apps, palmari, videogames, tablets, accessori e curiosità hi-tech…
TwiceTouch è sviluppato per tutelare la sicurezza delle persone che operano in solitario.
Questo sistema, infatti, è in grado di localizzare in tempo reale gli utenti.
In caso di necessità, all'operatore basterà premere un semplice pulsante del proprio cellulare per inviare automaticamente un sms/mail con la richiesta di aiuto e le coordinate per la localizzazione.
2. La tua Sicurezza è il nostro obiettivo
• Medialuc Security nasce dall’esperienza ventennale nella vendita di sistemi di sicurezza per attività
industriali, commerciali ed abitazioni private. Monitel è considerata azienda leader nella progettazione ed
installazione di impianti di sicurezza, nei servizi di tele-vigilanza e di tele-assistenza tecnica.
• L’attività di Medialuc Security e Monitel si sviluppa, su tutto il territorio nazionale, proponendo sistemi di
sicurezza, impianti antincendio e telecamere con servizio di tele-vigilanza da Centrale Operativa.
• La missione di Medialuc Security e Monitel è studiare le esigenze dei propri clienti e predisporre un sistema di
sicurezza intelligente ed economico.
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3. La tecnologia al servizio della gestione intelligente
La soluzione prevede l’integrazione della tecnologia con la gestione intelligente della televigilanza:
Impianto d’allarme
Sensori Perimetrali - Antintrusione per la ricezione in tempo reale dell’allarme
Sistemi di Videocontrollo per la verifica in tempo reale delle segnalazioni d’allarme
Dissuasori
Altoparlanti, microfoni, luci, etc. sono dispositivi azionabili per sventare il tentativo di furto
Nei casi in cui l’abitazione fosse già protetta da un impianto d’allarme, è previsto l’adeguamento
dell’impianto e l’inserimento dei dissuasori. 3
4. La gestione intelligente
Una Guardia sempre presente!!!
• Ogni evento viene monitorato dal servizio di Televigilanza H24
• Gli operatori, in caso di allarme, sono in grado di:
ricevere gli allarmi sulla planimetria dell’immobile
verificare a distanza, in tempo reale e con certezza, se l’allarme ricevuto è «vero» o «falso»
attivare i dissuasori
ascoltare i rumori provenienti dall’abitazione, tramite i microfoni installati
intervenire in diretta, tramite gli altoparlanti, per chiedere ai presenti identità e password identificativa
allontanare gli intrusi preannunciando l’intervento delle Forze dell’Ordine o Pattuglia di Vigilanza
attivare l’intervento delle Forze dell’Ordine con largo anticipo
• Il servizio prevede la Tele-assistenza dell’impianto da parte degli operatori che potranno:
monitorare in tempo reale l’efficienza dell’impianto ed intervenire a distanza
per risolvere eventuali problematiche del sistema d’allarme
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5. Medialuc Security e Monitel: la tua Sicurezza è il nostro obiettivo
Sede Commerciale: Sede Operativa:
Medialuc Security Monitel
via Roveggia, 27/c 37136 Verona Via Bacchiglione 30 - 20139 Milano
Tel. Fax 045/58.20.62 045/58.20.62 Tel. 02/56.81.4354 - Fax 02/56.81.4366
P.I. 03939500231 P.IVA 10913830153
www.monitel.it www.monitel.it
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