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25 Mar 2008	Information, security experts reveal barriers still exist in integrating physical, IT security Information and security experts reveal how some organizations are integrating physical security measures such as video surveillance and access control with traditional IT security systems. According to "Enterprise Threat Management and Security Convergence: A Benchmarking Study," conducted by Honeywell International Inc., significant barriers still exist that prevent organizations from converging their systems and many of these organizations remain conflicted on how to best attain optimal results.
16 Jan 2008	Security remains a top concern when investing in mobility Developments in mobility and mobilization have extended a business’ desk-based capabilities and availability of devices and enhanced connectivity has allowed organizations to empower far more employees, processes, and relationships.
10 Oct 2007	CCSA to formulate e-waste recycling standards based on EU requirements To comply with the European Union's (EU) e-waste management and disposal requirements, the China Communications Standards Association (CCSA) has set up the Special Task Team for Environmental Protection. The task force will formulate standards for recycling e-waste and testing for harmful chemicals in electronic products– the latter being compulsory.
07 Jun 2007	Inaugural Electronics Design Awards aimed at recognizing products that transform lives Products that transform people's lives, ranging from cellphones and MP4 players, to GPS and LCD TVs, are the focus of Global Sources Electronics Design Awards, which is being launched to recognize new and innovative products developed by manufacturers in Greater China and Asia.
18 May 2007	Mainland China leads EMS/ODM market dominance in Asia Asia will maintain its dominance in the electronics manufacturing services/original design manufacturing (EMS/ODM) markets for at least the next several years, according to research firm In-Stat. Mainland China, with its low-cost advantage and burgeoning demand, will account for nearly 76 percent of the Asian EMS/ODM market in 2011, which is expected to grow to $281.8 billion from $121.5 billion in 2006.
09 May 2007	The China Sourcing Fair in Dubai To serve the growing trade between China and the Greater MENA market comprised of countries in the Middle East, the Near East, North Africa, the former Soviet states and South Asia, Global Sources is bringing the China Sourcing Fair trade show series to Dubai.
09 May 2007	New China Sourcing Fair serves booming Greater MENA market Today, the hot new destination for China suppliers is the booming Greater MENA market, comprising the Middle Eastern countries, North African countries, and surrounding markets such as Turkey, India, Pakistan and the former Soviet states.
02 May 2007	Lenovo tops Greenpeace's "green manufacturers" list Lenovo has been recognized by Greenpeace International for its environmental progress around the world in its April 2007 report, "Guide to Greener Electronics". Greenpeace ranked the company as No. 1 out of 14 leading electronics manufacturers for its green policies and practices. The guide is designed to help consumers and businesses gauge how environment-friendly technology companies are.
18 Apr 2007	Security takes centerstage at CSF product gallery You walk from one corner of Product Gallery to the other at the China Sourcing Fair (CSF) floor in Hong Kong, and one entity that seems prominent is security-related electronic products.
13 Apr 2007	India's e-waste becomes a growing concern According to a report by Toxics Link, an environmental organization based in Delhi, India's production of high-tech waste is far higher than previously thought. The report claims that the country generates about 150,000 tons of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) a year, including computers, TVs, refrigerators and washing machines. This does not include clandestine imports from the developed world shipped into the country under the guise of scrap or second hand goods. Toxics Link's report indicates that Delhi and its adjoining areas are receiving a substantial amount of Mumbai's electronic discards, both internal as well as imported, particularly computer PCBs that are too dangerous to be handled in congested areas of Mumbai, the commercial and financial capital. As such, Delhi has become India's main recycling base partly due to the slack enforcement of laws banning hazardous waste processing in residential areas. With India lacking organized alternative for recycling, most of the country's WEEE eventually finds its way into the 'informal sector.' Toxics Link thus called for India to install proper and adequate e-waste management systems to minimize the associated pollution and health risks.
04 Apr 2007	Apollo to showcase latest audio and video systems at CSF Apollo Worldwide Ltd will be showcasing its latest models of home audio and video products at the China Sourcing Fair: Electronics & Components. New models of audio systems, digital photo frames, portable DVD players and tablet TV sets will be displayed during the four-day exhibition that will be held from April 12 to 15, 2007 at the AsiaWorld-Expo.
03 Apr 2007	Impact of REACH predicted to be larger than RoHS Similar to the Toxic Substances Control Act in the United States, REACH is designed to streamline the existing legislative framework governing the production and import of chemical substances in the European Union (EU). The REACH regulation is intended to create a single system to regulate new and existing chemical substances, and is expected to spur the phase-out of more dangerous chemicals in favor of safer substitutes. Scheduled to come into force on June 1, 2007, REACH will reportedly replace a number of other laws in the EU and is expected to have a huge impact on the electronics industry, according to Gary Nevison at Farnell InOne, a leading marketer and distributor of electronic and maintenance, repair and operations (MRO) products. Nevison added that it will take up to 11 years to replace all the old directives with the REACH legislation. Like the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) Directive, in order for US-based companies to export chemical substances into the EU, these companies will need to partner with an EU-based importer that will be responsible for complying with the REACH requirements. Non-REACH-compliant chemical substances will not be able to be marketed and/or imported in the EU after June 1, 2007. As such, some industry analysts predict that REACH will have even larger impact than the RoHS directive.
30 Mar 2007	Topcom to launch desktop phone supporting PC-free Skype calls at CSF Topcom Asia Ltd has developed the Webt@lker 5000 with Skype, a wired desktop phone that connects directly to an Internet router via LAN, allowing users to place PC-less SkypeIn and SkypeOut calls, as well as calls to other Skype users. The company will launch the model at the China Sourcing Fair: Electronics & Components, which will run from April 12 to 15, 2007 at the AsiaWorld-Expo in Hong Kong.
30 Mar 2007	Connectland to display stylish mini Webcam, USB shaver The 2712021 mini webcam and 2603008 USB rechargeable shaver are Connectland Technology Ltd's new line of computer peripherals and accessories at the upcoming China Sourcing Fair: Electronics & Components from April 12 to 15, 2007 at the AsiaWorld-Expo.
29 Mar 2007	Shenzhen Jinsong strengthens CCTV camera export business CCTV camera specialist Shenzhen Jinsong Development Co. Ltd expects its export business to continue to build momentum in 2007, after successfully penetrating the tough Japan market the previous year. The company targets to lessen its reliance on domestic sales and strengthen its overseas sales division, which currently contributes only 10 percent to total sales.
29 Mar 2007	Shenzhen Beishun to showcase latest CCD CCTV cameras Shenzhen Beishun Technology Co. Ltd will be showcasing its latest CCTV cameras at the upcoming China Sourcing Fair: Electronics & Components. The CCTV camera specialist will unveil new models of long distance IR cameras, wide dynamic day/night cameras, OSD cameras, vandal-resistant zoom cameras and high-sensitivity boxed cameras during the four-day exhibition that will be held from April 12 to 15, 2007 at the AsiaWorld-Expo.
29 Mar 2007	DVR cards for dual core CPUS released by AopVision CCTV digital video recorder (DVR) specialist Shenzhen AopVision Tech Co. Ltd has released its MPEG-4/H.264 software compression DVR cards that are optimized for use with dual core CPU systems. Available in 4ch (AOP-V7104) and 8ch (AOP-V7108) configurations, the DVR cards are embedded with Philips SAA7130HL video decoder chipset and fit into a PCI Express slot. These are compatible with Windows 2000/XP OS, and support 352x288-pixel display, and 100fps to 120fps (AOP-V7104) and 200-240fps (AOP-V7108) recording rates. The AOP-V7104 and AOP-V7108 are available for $40 and $60, respectively, FOB Shenzhen.
27 Mar 2007	Linpo Optics to showcase latest IT applications of fingerprint sensor technology Biometrics security specialist Linpo Optics Ltd will unveil its newest series of IT products utilizing fingerprint sensor technology at the China Sourcing Fair: Electronics & Components, which will run from April 12 to 15, 2007 at the AsiaWorld-Expo. New models of computer mice, USB flash drives, portable hard disks, external enclosures and access control systems with extra features and component options will be on display.
16 Mar 2007	UN to target proper recycling of e-waste in developing countries The United Nations (UN) has launched a global private-public partnership intending to tackle the largely uncontrolled amounts of electronic and electrical waste, particularly in developing countries. The project, called Solving the E-Waste Problem or StEP, is a partnership among major hardware manufacturers and software companies, including Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard and Dell. The taskforce will also include academics, government offices and NGOs.
14 Mar 2007	Shenzhen ZhiAn announces new tri-technology detector Shenzhen ZhiAn Intrusion Equipment Co. Ltd, a specialist in anti burglary systems, has announced the latest addition to its high-end array of anti-burglary tri-technology detectors. The A6 Tri-Technology Detector combines infrared and microwave motion detection technologies and an embedded microcontroller.

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