Securitas’ Byerly Seeks Security Partners Buy-In
Top exec of one of the nation’s largest integrators shares plans as Diebold transition wanes.
Top exec of one of the nation’s largest integrators shares plans as Diebold transition wanes.
Individual technologies for the retail industry could one day be combined to better provide actionable intelligence and predictive analytics, Imperial Capital analysts report.
WeSuite software provides lead management, quote and proposal generation, in-the-field quoting and surveying, and more.
The combined organization, Diebold Nixdorf, is aiming to become a dominant global player in service and financial services software.
In North America, Securitas posted sales of $3.7 billion in 2015, a rise of 24%, which exceeded market expectations.
Publicly-traded electronic security companies had mostly dreary returns during 2015, ending a six-year run of outperforming the S&P 500.
Diebold recommended its end customer standardize on March Networks intelligent video solution to replace a variety of legacy surveillance systems that were performing poorly and were increasingly costly to maintain.
New partnership delivers intrusion, fire, access and monitoring services for national footwear retailer.
Diebold sold its North America-based electronic security business to Securitas for $350 million in October.
Byerly was the executive vice president of Diebold Global Electronic Security for the past three and a half years.