Vidsys has experience securing high-profile venues including the FIFA World Cups in Rio and the London Olympics
Vidsys PSIM was a natural partner to provide security solutions for the USA Pavilion

Vidsys has been selected to provide the security software platform for the USA Pavilion at this year’s world’s fair, Expo Milano 2015. With the theme “American Food 2.0: United to Feed the Planet,” the USA Pavilion programming will highlight innovation on a wide range of topics, including food security, sustainability and mobility. With its culture of continuous improvement and constant innovation, Vidsys PSIM was a natural partner to provide security solutions for the USA Pavilion.

Innovative software technology

Douglas T. Hickey, Commissioner General of the USA Pavilion at Expo Milano 2015 said, “We are pleased Vidsys will be our security software partner at the USA Pavilion at Expo Milano 2015. Vidsys has consistently demonstrated its expertise in delivering innovative software technology at other large venues and special events around the world and that makes them an appropriate fit as we highlight the American entrepreneurial spirit.”

James I. Chong, CEO and Founder of Vidsys said, “It is an honour to support the U.S. State Department and the world’s fair by providing our intelligent security and risk management software that will be used to help secure and provide real-time situational awareness at the USA Pavilion. Such a large-scale, global event requires a strong and rigorous security plan to protect the visitors as well as the dignitaries who will be participating throughout Expo’s six-month duration.”

Vidsys has experience securing high-profile venues including the FIFA World Cups in Rio, the London Olympics, the F-1 Championships in Abu Dhabi, the NCAA Championships, the Boston Marathon, and the U.S. Presidential Inauguration.

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