WESTMINSTER, CO—November 17, 2016– 3xLOGIC, Inc., a leading provider of integrated intelligent security solutions, today announced it has won one of five Gold Innovation Awards in this year’s competition. 3xLOGIC was recognized for the Gold Award of Excellence in the Campus Security sector.
Now in its 10th year, Security Technology Executive and Security Dealer & Integrator magazines, SecurityInfoWatch.com, and Secured Cities are again honoring the FIVE most innovative, integrated deployments the security industry and Public Safety sector have to offer. The mission of these awards since inception has been to showcase and honor the best collaborative project efforts of security solutions providers, systems integrators and their end user clients.
This Gold Award was presented for the entry, “Littleton Public Schools’ Security on the Right Path for Constant System Innovation and Evolution,” which was authored by 3xLOGIC staff and Guy Grace, Littleton Public Schools (LPS) Director of Safety and Emergency Prepardness. The award submission recognized the leading roles of both LPS and 3xLOGIC, but also technology contributors Stanley, Inovonics, Bosch, Open Options, Aiphone, as well as project integrators Linx and Beacon Communications.
Upon hearing news of the award, Guy Grace remarked, “This is a great honor for all of us involved. I thank everyone for their hard work that we have done and continue to do.” Matthew Kushner, CEO for 3xLOGIC had this to say, “It has been a great week for us, yesterday 3xLOGIC was recognized as one of the fastest growing technology companies in North America for the second year in a row on Deloitte’s 2016 Technology Fast 500, and today we celebrate a great collaborative, on-going effort with Littleton Public Schools and so many talented project partners. We are ending 2016 on a very high note.”
The Innovation Awards organizers also announced the winner of the Grand Platinum Award winner at the Secured Cities reception in Houston on 16 November, signifying the Best Overall Project for 2016.
