Directview Holdings Inc (OTCMKTS:DIRV) reported that it has concluded an extensive surveillance and security for the Kennesaw Fruit and Juice Company at its 40,000 sq. ft. H.A.C.C.P. certified facility based in Pompano Beach Florida.
The system
Directview installed a security system that covers a network of more than 35 Megapixel network cameras with 24/7 NVR recording that is expandable up to 64 cameras. It offers protected encrypted remote access control through the internet, personal computer or using the Directview App. Using the application management, users can offer tiered remote access to control or view the direction. They can even zoom each motion sensor camera, and allow recorded feeds to be started and viewed from any site.
The client
Kennesaw is an eighty year old company that operates at forefront of the independent processers of fruit products and fresh squeezed, conventional and organic juices. It even offers several other products like hand cut fruit salads. The products are sold via wholesale channels in all fifty U.S. states under various labels. The major clients include finest hospitality chains, cruise ships, casinos and airplanes operating in the U.S. Kennesaw processes and transports its products via its processing facility located in Pompano Beach Florida.
The scope
Expressing his views on the news, Roger Ralston, the CEO of Directview, said that they are excited to have concluded security installation for Kennesaw as management continue to expand its services and clients across a varied cross-section of businesses. The companies operating in the industry of food processing have a number of security concerns and Directview comprehensive system meets those needs. Matt Roseberg, the VP of Operations at Kennesaw, said that for their company, quality is one and the same as security, and so they place major emphasis on both factors.
In last trading session, the stock price of Directview Holdings Inc (OTCMKTS:DIRV) declined 8% to close the trading session at $0.0046 on share volume of 3 million.
