Oncam Grandeye, the security division of Oncam
Technologies, formally launched its regional office in India. On the
day of the launch, the company addressed a fair gathering of industry
people and partners.
St.John Gould, the British High Commission
Director for UKTI and Prosperity in India, said “Oncam
is a great example of a bright, innovative and advanced company
bringing British technology to the global market. Their 360-degree
camera solutions are used widely in the UK and other countries and we
look forward to seeing their success in India. Prime Minister Modi
has encouraged international business to engage with India. UK
businesses like Oncam are doing this in significant numbers.”
India is experiencing a technology boom
comparable to Silicon Valley. With 1.2 billion inhabitants, India is
the 10th-largest economy in the world relative to its GDP. Companies
worldwide are actively introducing technologies, injecting cash and
creating new companies—lots of them. According to a February 2014
report by Seed Star, nearly 2,500 startups were born in India, and
with nearly 50 percent of its total population under 47, that trend
is certain to continue, helped greatly by an incredibly young and
savvy tech-oriented workforce.
Oncam Grandeye last month launched its new office in
Singapore, and it has already invested heavily in India by opening a
new office in Gurgaon and hiring local tech experts; and is already
providing state-of-the-art, 360-degree surveillance for Orphans
Village Delhi’s new, purpose-built orphanage, comprised of 24
buildings, and an integral school. “As we expand into Asia, there
is no better country than India, for us to launch our new
technology,”said Firas Bashee, CEO, of Oncam Technologies,
Total Situational Awareness was the seminar’s
news focus; a live demonstration powerfully illustrated how
360-degree surveillance, which offers live and retrospective analysis
of an entire scene, could provide companies in the region with an
efficient and scalable solution to immediately enhance the safety and
security of their businesses—be they concerned with critical
infrastructure, retail, banking, transport or any number of other
sectors.
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