Aiming at having specific sections of the security system ready when various construction “windows” opened, the integrator “preassembled” the entire video surveillance and security system in its Las Vegas facility prior to deployment.įreschi said they literally built, tested and programmed almost the entire security system off-site.

Not uncommon in casinos, video’s two systems – one dedicated to surveillance to keep an eye on gaming and cash areas, the other for the art gallery, hotel, parking areas and surrounding amenities. A detailed plan had video surveillance and security equipment on site and ready to go when needed during various stages of construction.” And Freschi, along with John Phillips, the integrator’s technical director of western operations and gaming industry veteran, personally directed the project team. “Most of the equipment had to be installed after walls and ceilings were in place. “Our biggest challenge during the security project was construction,” said Fischer. “Not only would the construction timetable impact our ability to access the property to install the security system, we were looking at integration capabilities that had previously not been attained in a working environment.”

“There was no doubt from the onset that project management would be as critical as the technologies planned for the facility,” said Cynthia Freschi, president of North American Video.

Security technology, such as that installed at Wynn, will one day include radio frequency

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