Happy New Year
January 2010
Welcome to Casino Surveillance News, the first online trade letter for Casino Surveillance and Security.
Happy New Year, all.
Casino Surveillance News is now beginning, with this issue, its ninth continuous year of operation. We are still here, we are still surviving, and we have a totally new outlook on serving our clients.
CSN News:
Advertisers, please be patient. You will be up and running, with your home links active, before the end of the month. I am still preparing to deliver my new product, the PERMANENT SOLUTION to training casino Surveillance and Security, and there are a few more things I have to get done.
The new product is ready, but I am enhancing it: The Casino Surveillance and Security Training program class presentations will all be delivered exactly as I have always done in the classroom: Each presentation is to be accompanied by audio voice-over commentary and narrative, explanations of the video, pointers from twenty years of casino experience, clarifications, examples and “war stories.” I expect within a few more days to have all of the classes ready to go so that a purchaser can have it delivered within a week.
I have split the newsletter into two parts and made some other changes. Subscribers will still receive the entire newsletter as email. It will still be posted on the website. However, the NEWS ONLY portion will in future be posted at this address: http://casinosurveillancenews.com/newsletter-2
This means that you no longer have to skim my opinions in order to reach the news, if you don’t want to.
I have taken the Casino Security Training program–basic training in casino security–and posted it on a new site: http://www.casinosecuritytraining.com/ This program was very successfully delivered twice in 2008 and 2009, and I have configured it for training from computer. This too will be delivered exactly as it was in the two very successful seminars, with voice over commentary and narration and explanations of the videos involved. Additional materials have been added. Unfortunately there is one part of the “Concealed Weapons” class that needs to be delivered by a live person, and I am currently working out how to do this without having to come to your casino for delivery. (This one was awkward anyway, as there were several things I would have had to bring that generally made TSA very nervous when I packed them in my bags; forget carry-on. You have no idea what carrying stuff like this does when you are traveling by air.)
WE STILL SET THE STANDARDS FOR TRAINING OF CASINO SURVEILLANCE
and for
BASIC SECURITY TRAINING FOR CASINOS
A Casino Security Training Program
can be designed for your casino in approximately three weeks,
and put into action immediately.
Inquire with jimgoding@casinosurveillancenews.com
