CTSI Relaunches as Pavion Following 10 Acquisitions, 400% Growth
Pavion will provide customers with access to products and services in fire, security and critical communications integration.
Pavion will provide customers with access to products and services in fire, security and critical communications integration.
The acquisition will enable Firecom’s existing customers to take advantage of CTSI’s central station, security, audiovisual, cybersecurity and other low-voltage solutions.
Founded more than five decades ago, since last year CTSI has acquired as many companies as in all its previous history. Execs detail the company’s rapid accession and discuss key strategies in the latest Security Speaking podcast.
CTSI leadership lends insights into the integrator’s aggressive growth, becoming a one-stop shop, operational challenges and golden opportunities.
The acquisition expands CTSI’s leadership in safety, security and command & control for data center and utilities sector customers.
The acquisition expands competencies for healthcare critical communications, fire and security into North Carolina and Southern Virginia.
The acquisition gives CTSI the ability to support customers internationally for the first time while deepening its integration capabilities.
The acquisition brings CTSI integration capabilities across the south and central U.S., while strengthening its cybersecurity offerings.
The deal for The Protection Bureau expands CTSI’s footprint in the Mid-Atlantic and enhances its fire and security integration capabilities.
AFA services more than 28,000 customers throughout the East Coast via 17 branch locations with national account coverage throughout the U.S.
This session will help integrators better understand the needs and market demands of their retail customers.
This next installment of the SSI Industry Hall of Fame Webcast Series features Jim Henry, executive vice president of corporate development for Securitas Electronic Security.
