NEW YORK, NY Idesco Corp. has been in business for over 66 years. During this time they have remained at the forefront of the security industry by embracing the latest and greatest industry trends (such as IP based video surveillance) and proceeding with caution. For our security focus edition, the New York Real Estate Journal couldn’t help but wonder what is on the horizon for Idesco. To answer this question we sat down with Scott Etess, general manager of Idesco.

NEW YORK, NY Few companies with- stand the test of time like Idesco Corp. The New York Real Estate Journal sat down with its princi- pal, Andrew Schonzeit, to discuss how.
NYREJ: Andy, after 66 years Idesco continues to flourish, can you explain how?
AS: Idesco prides itself on adapta- tion. We identify what we believe are going to be future industry trends, spend a considerable amount of time and money in learning about them and then if we feel that they warrant it, we invest in them. We are conservative in our approach and rather than dive right in we take our time to make sure that our decisions are sound.

As technology constantly evolves, IP access control is quickly moving forward with both new installations and retrofitting existing legacy ac- cess control systems. The control panel concept is quickly being replaced for access control just as the DVR is being replaced with IP video.

New York, NY, December 14, 2009 - IDESCO Corp., a leading security systems integrator, announces the recent installation of the latest IP-based security technology at multiple sites in the New York Metropolitan Area.  The S2 browser based access control system has been installed by Idesco at Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS), Clarity Solutions, and Brooklyn Academy of Music.  This patented technology runs on an embedded Linux platform and does not require a dedicated PC.