Octopus Tech Launches E-Surveillance Service
Jan 8, 2018
Octopus Tech, an emerging Indian outsourcing company has launched their E-Surveillance Services that are aimed at helping businesses reduce their risk of loss due to criminal activities.
Chandigarh, India - January 8, 2018 /MarketersMedia/ —
Octopus Tech has recently announced the launch of their e-surveillance services. Initially started as a web solutions company, Octopus Tech came into the news in 2017 by launching their BPO services and now towards the end of the same year it has once again expanded its horizon by stepping into the security and surveillance sector.
Octopus Tech with its new video surveillance service aims to change the future of security with their service that helps prevent criminal activities from occurring in real time thus saving the loss of precious human life and sources.
Some of the key benefits of their E-Surveillance Service are:
Round the clock monitoring
The site will be monitored 24/7 by professionals who will instantly raise the alarm for the client as well as authorities on anything suspicious.
Covering multiple locations
The multiple site locations of the customer will be monitored by Octopus Tech through the centralized control room.
Business insights
Along with security issues, Octopus Tech will also inform its users of any unproductive activities happening in his absence.
Blend Perfectly with Existing System
It is also economical as the Octopus’s security system will integrate easily with the user’s already installed hardware thus saving time and money.
Accessing Footage Remotely
It also provides the facility for the user to access the footage anywhere, anytime and on any device, be it a laptop, tablet or even smartphone.
2-Way Communication
Octopus’s e-surveillance system also allows communication on both ends providing additional security by warning the criminals beforehand of the consequences.
About Octopus Tech:
Launched in 2012 as a web solutions company, Octopus Tech entered the BPO sector in 2017. Now, with the launch of their e-surveillance services, they aim towards changing the dynamics of the security and surveillance industry in India and globally.
This launch from Octopus Tech can benefit multiple sectors be it hospitals, banks, educational institutions, retail sector and more.
Contact Info:
Name: Himmat Singh Bajwa
Email: Send Email
Organization: Octopus Tech Solutions
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