iView Systems Announces New Office and Expansion of Sales Team to Support Continued Growth and Partner Channel Development

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - June 1, 2015) -

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iView Systems, leaders in physical security information management reporting solutions, today is pleased to announce its' new office and further expansion of iView's Sales Team, headed by Richard Coombs, Vice President Sales. New members to the team are Scott Coulson, Senior Account Executive, Partner Program; and Bill Reece, Senior Account Executive, Gaming.

"The move to a new larger premise and expansion of our sales capabilities is instrumental in continuing our success in the market," said Martin Drew, President and CEO, iView Systems. "This move and these sales additions mark an important step in our vision of accelerating our market growth via partner and market channels. iView's iTrak Incident Reporting and iPass Visitor Management Platforms are now solidly geared to be delivered via new partner channels, enhancing our market reach and growing customer base." iView's Partner Program is designed to deliver security and surveillance reporting solutions through key regional, national and international channels.

Scott Coulson brings more than 21 years of combined IT and security experience to iView Systems. Scott held sales positions at Sony Canada, where he built and supported a network of dealers, distribution partners and Architects and Engineers in Canada. In only his second year at Sony, Scott was awarded the President's Award for outstanding sales achievement as a member of the professional services group. Scott joined iView in January 2015 and is responsible for developing iView's new distribution and partner channels, as well as managing new and existing customers across North America.

Bill Reece brings over 20 years selling in the Security/Surveillance market as well as over 14 years' experience within the gaming industry. Past successes include Pelco, Maxpro, Ultrak and Honeywell. Bill is based in Las Vegas, Nevada and will be responsible for the gaming market. "My entire career has been spent in the security technology industry and I look forward to continuing that tradition by providing iView Systems' software solutions to the Gaming market," states Reece.

"We are excited to bring this talented group of people together with extensive sales and industry knowledge to the team. The combined expertise complements our software solutions with the deep knowledge and understanding of security technology and the marketplace," states Coombs.

As part of iView's continued growth, iView Systems head office will be relocating to the towers at 2060 Winston Park Drive, Oakville, Ontario on June 1, 2015. The new office space is larger, open and modern, will provide accommodation for all employees to be together in the same location as well as offer a full training room, technology showcase centre, media room and large galley kitchen, perfect for employee pot luck functions. We look forward to welcoming you to our new office premises!

About iView Systems

iView Systems specializes in the development and deployment of a complete integrated and converged physical security information management (PSIM) reporting platform for security, surveillance and loss prevention environments. iView Systems addresses the needs of multiple industries for a single desktop incident management and reporting system, providing both an incident and subject centric approach. iView Systems has rapidly attained industry recognition for its unique solutions and provides incident reporting, dispatch, identification and visitor management platforms and services to the global security marketplace, including the gaming, banking, corporate security and other loss prevention environments. iView Systems is located in Oakville, Ontario, Canada.

For more information on iView Systems, please visit www.iviewsystems.com.

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