AirLive organizes seminar with Indian partners

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To protect life and reduce lost from Terrorist, AirLive is to hold a seminar with India partner for Customers in New Delhi. Recently, three bomb blasts hit the Indian commercial capital of Mumbai. The terrorist attacks of 11/26 and beyond have heightened the security concerns of the country and also highlighted the limitations of analog CCTV based surveillance systems which are very prevalent in India. The surveillance systems deployed currently are not yet capable of autonomous analysis of complex events. Following all this, an urgent need has been felt to move away from traditional systems and towards digital IP based surveillance systems as they are expected to provide the ability to respond to events as they occur and also enable remote monitoring even as the affected areas remain inaccessible. As a result, the demand for integrated security solutions, especially high-end security solutions has increased from the public and private sectors in India.

"Bomb attacks cause AirLive to prepare the seminar more aggressively with our Indian Partners, we would like to introduce our premium wireless network and IP Surveillance Solutions to India clients to reduce the lost from terrorist threat and protect life. AirLive's main objective to organize the seminar is to educate latest innovative surveillance and networking solutions that features longer lifespan, reliability and stability when used in the toughest environment among the Indian people. Through the seminars we try to keep key players in the market up-to-date on the latest security technologies and solutions." said, Beesha Lin, the Sales &Marketing Director, AirLive.


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