Below is an excerpt from an article that includes Vidsys in Government Computer News (GCN). Today, more than 900 cameras are deployed, and the city contracted with Vidsys to provide the middleware to integrate the cameras with other networks, such as those associated with stadiums, water treatment plants and other potential terrorist targets. Departments such as emergency management agencies, some
Below is an excerpt from an article that Vidsys was mentioned in, in SDM Magazine. Houston Leads the Way for Smart, Secure and Sustainable Cities Houston is a smart city. What do I mean by that? It uses advanced technology to secure assets, capitalize on informatics and improve efficiencies in a sustainable way. The city’s role on the national and
Below is an excerpt of Vidsys Founder & CEO James Chong’s guest article in Security Technology Executive for the September / October issue. 3 Ways A City Can Strengthen Their Public Safety Safety As concerns around public safety and security have risen over the years, cities and law enforcement are doing everything in their power to prepare for any situation
A&S India included Vidsys in the story “Critical Infrastructure Security Solutions Evolve with Tech-Trends” in the July print issue.
A&S Magazine included Vidsys in the story “Technology: Checkmate Formula for US Security Market.” Check out the story in the June 2017 print issue today.
Below is an except from Security.World n 2008, the security industry buzzword was ‘convergence.’ It was a statement on how the market was shifting from analog video surveillance cameras to digital IP surveillance cameras. The experts were saying how the convergence would top 51% percent digital IP by 2009. It took until 2015. If we look at another part of
Vidsys was included in the Security Dealer & Integrator Partnership Possibilities highlight feature this month. Check it out here.
Security Middle East featured Vidsys in the article “Controlling Abu Dhabi.” Check out the issue here.
Below is an excerpt from Security Management. The city of Houston, Texas, was in a football frenzy during the days leading up to the 2017 Super Bowl showdown between the New England Patriots and Atlanta Falcons at Houston’s NRG Stadium. A nine-day fan festival, pop-up clubs hosting acts such as Bruno Mars and Taylor Swift, National Football League (NFL) and
