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OnSSI’s expanded facility is headed by Darie Ford, President and CTO of OnSSI
OnSSI plans to increase development of innovative solution to drive its Ocularis video management software
OnSSI has doubled the size of its New York R&D facility to further stimulate the continued development of innovative solutions to drive its industry leading Ocularis video management software and new technologies. The vastly expanded facility is headed by Darien Ford, according to Gadi Piran, President and CTO of OnSSI.

“OnSSI has always been driven by a passion for technologies that make our world a little safer and give our clients a greater sense of confidence and control, as demonstrated by the high profile organizations around the world that use our Ocularis video management solution to secure their facilities,” said Mr. Piran. “By substantially increasing our overall investment in R&D for 2013 and 2014, we are ideally positioned to meet users’ future needs and ensure our continued growth.”

“OnSSI is firmly committed to the future development of Ocularis and new solutions that will drive further innovation, and we’ve set high expectations that are bound to set new benchmarks in technology as we continue to expand our R&D operations,” said Mr. Ford.

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