VR provides security directors a way to present security enhancements in this manner helps to demonstrate the minimal impact on facility aes- thetics, allowing for a smoother approval process and more importantly, a return on investment.
end product that can also be used in crisis response training. Venues, - help prepare the team for a crisis situation. The tactical team uses mock- crisis events. The models we employ can be used to add a 3D element that can help to provide for more realistic options in crisis response scenarios. As the security environment continues to transform, so does the need
to evolve traditional security analysis and evaluation processes. By taking we can garner better results in TVRA work. Layering 3-D visualization, bomb blast, and small arms ammunition modeling, escape and evacua- the way that they provide this service to the security conscious client. A focus on customization and innovative technology integration result in accurate risk mitigation solutions, improved business continuity, crisis management planning, and security training and design. There has been a long-time need to evolve the TVRA process, and by combining art and science, we have a chance to change security planning for the better and become more precise in mitigation solutions. FM
Bill Edwards is Vice President of Operation- al/Technical Security Services at Thornton To- masetti. He is responsible for planning, coordinat- ing, resourcing and build- ing operational/technical security services for the world-renowned structur- al engineering company with a long history of successful protective de- sign and physical security projects.
Autumn Krill is Technol- ogy Integration Director for Thornton Tomasetti’s Operational & Technical Security Services.
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