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New Orleans Customs House Award

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After Hurricane Katrina in 2005, the U.S. Custom House in New Orleans underwent a series of renovation and restorations to this 1848 landmark. The National Trust for Historic Preservation has recently presented its Preservation Honor Award for the restoration of the New Orleans U.S. Custom House. The project is one of 22 award winners to be honored by the National Trust during its 2012 National Preservation Conference next week in Spokane, Wash. Congrats 4b for all the work done to help restore this building and preserve a piece of history. Read more at...

Houston to Franfurt!

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Congratulations to the 4b Team for contributing to the success of the world's second largest jetliner making its first landing at Houston's Bush Intercontinental Airport! Wednesday afternoon, the Lufthansa Airbus A380 touched down at 1:37pm and marked the first nonstop flight connection between Houston and Frankfurt, Germany. This Boeing 747-800 seats 526 passengers and holds eight first class seats which sell for more than $14,000 a piece.

TCUF 2012 Conference

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4b Technology Group is a Platinum Sponsor for the 2012 Texas College and University Facilities Conference in South Padre Island, TX this October 3-5th. Representing 4b will be Terryann Basford, Jeffrey Casinger and Natasha Blonski. We look forward to seeing you there.

Ron Leger, RCDD/OSP/RTPM published in Nov/Dec issue of BICSI news Magazine

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"As a technology consultant, it is extremely important to “walk the talk” and embrace all the current technology available, especially if the technology is designed to increase efficiency in your processes and improve the quality of your performance..." For more, visit http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/bicsi/news_20111112

Ron Leger, RCDD/OSP/RTPM receives ESS Designer Certification

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The convergence of security systems like access control and surveillance onto the network places much of the responsibility for future security designs into the hands of information technology systems (ITS) professionals.  Electronic safety and security technology is rapidly evolving and has integrated beyond the network grid.  As a result, the need is even stronger for industry professionals who have the educational knowledge about the entire industry.  BICSI's premier security credential, the Electronic Safety and Security (ESS) Designer, is of particular importance in as

Mark Basford, RCDD receives ESS Designer Certification

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The convergence of security systems like access control and surveillance onto the network places much of the responsibility for future security designs into the hands of information technology systems (ITS) professionals.  Electronic safety and security technology is rapidly evolving and has integrated beyond the network grid.  As a result, the need is even stronger for industry professionals who have the educational knowledge about the entire industry.  BICSI's premier security credential, the Electronic Safety and Security (ESS) Designer, is of particular importance in as

Terryll Sturrock receives RCDD Certification

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Terryll has over ten years of experience in the computer aided drafting of Information Technology Systems (ITS) design. He is an expert in the two and three dimensional rendering of instructional details that translate client needs into concise and accurate construction drawings. Along with standard AutoCAD, Terryll is also experienced with dozens of Building Information Modeling projects used for various applications including clash detection and real-time budget analysis by the General Contractor. For more information about Terryll, click here.