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Restaurant, Gas Station, Car Dealer Go Live w/ VMS

By Eve Sullivan, TMCnet Editor

Visual Management Systems, Inc. (VMS), a digital surveillance company based in New Jersey, has 17 organizations that recently went live with a visual management system to help them combat theft and improve customer service.

 

The systems were installed at a gas station, convenience store, car dealership, construction company and salvage business, as well as a residential community. They join more than 2,000 VMS clients benefiting from improved safety, security, worker productivity and customer service.

 

“Every one of our commercial clients has a goal in mind when they begin looking for a surveillance solution,” said Jason Gonzalez, CEO of VMS. “Companies are discovering that whether they’re most concerned with enhancing customer service or protecting valuable assets, there’s a compelling reason to invest in video security.”

 

Visual Management Systems provides video surveillance solutions to small and mid-size enterprises. VMS’s products and services help businesses, government agencies and educational institutions prevent crime, ensure safety, enhance productivity and improve service, the company says.

 

Gonzalez said they’re finding that customers are making purchases right now to combat the negative economic trends facing businesses.

 

“With cash flows tight in small enterprises, a loss prevention system can make the difference between surviving an economic downturn and becoming one of the casualties,” he said.

 

With an expansive product offering and years of network design and integration experience, VMS custom tailors its systems to meet the individual needs of its clients.

 

“For commercial users, adopting a video surveillance system comes down to one thing: improving business,” Gonzalez added. “Our clients select VMS because we take the time to know their business and implement systems that address their particular requirements.”

 

Eve Sullivan is a contributing editor for TMCnet, covering news in the IP communications, call center and customer relationship management industries. To read more of Eve’s articles, please visit her columnist page.