American Security Today September Digital Magazine September 2016 | Page 22

Volume 7
the floor, a model command center will show the
future of command center operations where each
screen can adapt to changing risk events and priorities.
The IDV team is scheduling private sessions to discuss how to elevate the value of command centers
and share information about the latest version of
Visual Command Center. Contact us to request a
session.

“This is an exciting time for Visual Command Center and we can’t wait for ASIS International,” said
Scott Morrison, EVP of Marketing. “The new information architecture in Visual Command Center will
enable security professionals make better use of
their command centers and provide more value to
their organizations.”
In addition to exhibiting,
IDV is also a sponsor
of Texas Night 2016, a
social mixer on Sunday,
Sept. 11, hosted by ASIS
Region 3C. The free
event runs from 7 p.m. to
midnight at B.B. King’s
Blues Club.
Visual Command Center
is used globally to protect
people and assets, ensure operations and deliver
a competitive advantage through its powerful risk
intelligence and response capabilities. With Visual
Command Center 5.0, launched earlier this year,
the platform has been upgraded around a new information architecture that delivers timely, relevant
information that is specific to the current command
center mission.

To request more information and to learn how Visual Command Center can support your organization, contact us at idvsolutions.com/contact or visit
us in Booth #1557 at ASIS International on Sept.
12-14 in Orlando.

September 2016 Edition

FBI Murder Suspect Captured in NC After Decades as Fugitive

Wiliam Claybourne Taylor Wanted for 1977 Murder of A Florida INS Official (Photo: Guilford County Detention Center)

A man wanted for his involvement in a scheme to
murder a Florida mayor was captured by the FBI
Thursday, nearly 40 years after the crime.
The FBI recently developed new information that
William Claybourne Taylor was living in Reidsville,
North Carolina under a false name. Special agents
from the FBI Charlotte Division’s Greensboro Resident Agency took Taylor into custody Thursday
without incident and confirmed his true identity.
Taylor, now 67, was wanted for his alleged involvement in the January 8, 1977 murder of a former Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) official
and the shooting of a former mayor of Williston,
Florida.

(Learn More, courtesy of all around the web and YouTube)

On the night of the murder, Taylor and an accom22