As the Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow, more and more U.S. cities will work with private companies and organizations to improve the quality of life for residents through the use of technology. While San Jose, New York City and Dallas are some of the larger cities to create these initiatives and begin integrating various technologies across each infrastructure,
Below is an excerpt from SourceSecurity’s recap of ASIS 2017 conference, including an interview with Vidsys Vice President, Systems & Solutions Engineering, Neil Chung. Transport, Enterprise And Smart Cities Some of the companies seeking to leverage the power of the ASIS show did not have booths on the show floor. Some players, such as Vidsys, met with end users and
Below is an excerpt from AsMag, featuring Vidsys’ recent announcement that Injazat Data Systems will employ our CSIM platform as part of the UAE’s Hassantuk program. This Smart and Safe City program aims to reduce the cost of inspecting buildings and provide central monitoring of fire and life safety events for over 150,000 buildings across the UAE. Legislation has been passed
[av_textblock size=” font_color=” color=”] Below see an excerpt from Police Chief Magazine’s interview with Vidsys Vice President of Strategic Marketing and Alliances, Roberto Mandanas. Cloud computing has opened up a host of new possibilities for many industries, and law enforcement is no exception. The technology, which, in its current form, ascended to popularity in the mid-2000s, provides a service that is
Below is an excerpt from AsMag.com. Vidsys, a global provider of enterprise converged security and information management (CSIM) software, announced that Injazat Data Systems will employ its CSIM platform as part of the UAE’s Hassantuk program. This Smart and Safe City program aims to reduce the cost of inspecting buildings and provide central monitoring of fire and life safety events
