Visual Management Systems: Visual Management Systems Provides Security and Surveillance Systems for Delaware Commercial Real Es
TOMS RIVER, NJ--(Marketwire - October 15, 2009) - Visual Management Systems, Inc. (
Fusco is now using the TrueHybrid® SP for 24-hour surveillance on their commercial holdings including shopping centers and other commercial properties. Their properties can be monitored from one central location, allowing them to efficiently track what is happening at their locations at any given time. Fusco owns 42 properties primarily in Delaware and New Jersey.
"VMS was instrumental in helping build a truly customized system so we could have a birds-eye view of our properties from one central location. Prior to VMS, we had to have the servers at the individual property location. Because of TrueHybrid® SP's unique software which leverages the power of the internet using IP technology, we were able to save money reducing hardware, increase picture quality and manage our properties from one central location and server. Not only is the TrueHybrid® SP easy to use, it provides the needed security for us as owners and managers as well as our tenants. The TrueHybrid makes our employees more accountable, helps address tenant issues without spending extra manpower on a site visit, can help us in reducing false claims and helps with insurance and safety issues," stated Frank J. Vassallo IV, Vice President of Fusco Enterprises, L.P.
"Fusco is a committed property owner who has always put the security needs of its tenants and store owners at the forefront. We are very happy that our technology helps give them peace of mind by knowing that their property holdings are being monitored 24-7," states Jason Gonzalez, President and CEO of Visual Management Systems.
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