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The physical security mandate
Joel Supan, Vice President for Security for the Philippine conglomerate Aboitiz Transport Systems, picks out government’s weak spots on security and explains how technology can help resolve the conflict between security, efficiency and effectiveness. Robin Hicks reports.
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