Tag: G4S Technology

OMAHA, Neb.—Systems integrator G4S Technology in August entered into a master services agreement with Cox Enterprises. The agreement includes nationwide systems integration, new product installation, and systems maintenance services. The agreement encompasses all Cox Enterprise subsidiary business units in the 39 states where the company operates. G4S Technology will also embed technical staffing in key locations. What sets this agreement apart, according to G4S, is that G4S Technology is able...

OMAHA, Neb.—G4S Technology announced July 23 that it won a $1.8M contract to upgrade security for the Killeen-Fort Hood Regional Airport located in Killeen, Texas. The contract includes a command and control center, access control, integration with the city's existing video management system, and a five-year maintenance agreement on the system, spare parts and back-up servers. “We are pleased that Killeen-Fort Hood airport has chosen us to provide their important upgrade solution, thus...

OMAHA, Neb.—Systems integrator G4S Technology on April 24 announced it an electronic security for the UC San Diego Jacobs Medical Center currently under construction in La Jolla, Calif. This facility will house four hospitals in one location: the existing Thornton Hospital, the Hospital for Advanced Surgery, the Hospital for Cancer Care, and the Hospital for Women and Infants. G4S Technology was selected by the project's general contractor, Kitchell, to provide access control, VMS, a and an...

OMAHA, Neb.—With the goal of increasing the percentage of revenue it derives from services from 25 to 40 percent, G4S Technology, a national systems integrator and project management company for electronic security systems and communication networks, has launched a new division.“We created the service and maintenance division in Chicago; we're trying to leverage the resources we have in house,” Sam Belbina, newly named president of G4S Technology, told Security Systems News. “Jay...

OMAHA, Neb.—Systems integrator G4S Technology has made some organizational changes in its executive team that it says are strategic to its growth.G4S has appointed Sam Belbina company president, Ed Pedersen senior vice president of sales and marketing and Bob Sommerfeld chairman of the board, G4S announced this week.The moves support initiatives such as a National Services program and a layered approach offering communications, security technology, manpower, guarding, services and maintenance,...

OMAHA, Neb.—G4S Technology, a systems integrator based here, is expanding its western presence by opening up a new regional office in Seattle, according to a news release. The team in Seattle will focus on providing electronic and physical security solutions to current and potential clients in the Pacific Northwest area. “The opening of the Seattle office has allowed G4S Technology to expand our market presence in the Pacific Northwest region, and to provide additional support for current...

G4S's integration business, G4S Technology, (formerly Adesta), has a new EVP: Sam Belbina. Belbina will be in charge of business development, marketing and communications, and strategic initiatives such as new markets and the expansion of National and Global Services business. Belbina comes from Schneider Electric where he ran sales for the Schneider/Pelco video brand and the integrated security solutions business in the United States. “In this role, he captured and managed over $400M in business,”...

YARMOUTH, Maine—PSIM, cloud-based services, mobile apps, video analytics, identity management and access control—such new and emerging technologies and issues are changing and shaping the industry. Which ones are advancing most rapidly and are the most important? And what other new technology trends are on the horizon?Security Systems News recently posed those questions to a panel of industry experts who agreed to participate in a virtual roundtable discussion on new technologies. Find...

DELRAY BEACH, Fla.—Video analytics is clawing its way back from a bad reputation caused by early cases of overpromising and under-delivering and one manufacturer predicted the technology would go “mainstream” within two years. Those were some of the views on video analytics shared by experts during a panel discussing the topic at this year's TechSec conference.Panel moderator Jayson Swope, senior director of engineering for G4S Technology, began the conversation by asking panelists...

OMAHA, Neb.—Adesta, a systems integrator, which was acquired about 16 months ago by mega security company G4S, changed its name to G4S Technology on March 1. “We're right on schedule, the name change was part of the integration and assimilation plan we started on from day one,” Bob Sommerfeld, president of G4S Technology, told Security Systems News. In some ways, G4S Technology is unchanged. “We're still the same company, the same people, providing essentially the same services:...