iView Systems Awarded Province Wide Contract for Incident Reporting and Facial Recognition

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 18, 2011) - iView Systems, a leading provider of loss prevention solutions for the security and surveillance environment, announces that it has successfully won a multi-phase contract providing a centralized management solution for the Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation's (OLG) voluntary self exclusion program at its 27 casinos and slot facilities across the province.

The iTrak Incident Reporting and Risk Management Platform has been installed province wide as the initial phase of the OLG voluntary self-exclusion program. The current phase of the iGWatch Facial Recognition Software is currently being installed at OLG facilities.

Voluntary self-exclusion is a self help tool offered by OLG to people who wish to limit or stop their gambling. Participants make a written commitment to stay away from all gaming facilities in Ontario for the term of their self-exclusion and have their names removed from marketing databases.

The iTrak platform combined with the iGWatch Facial Recognition software provides OLG with a scalable enterprise platform to capture and manage the entire self-exclusion program province wide. This includes all registration, enrolment and related processes including integration into appropriate mailing lists and marketing databases.

"iView's technology and expertise allows OLG to improve its voluntary self-exclusion program to better support people who choose to self-exclude themselves from our gaming sites, " said Paul Pellizzari, Director of Policy and Social Responsibility for OLG. "The iTrak System and iGWatch Facial Recognition Software will also enhance the ability of OLG security personnel to monitor the self-exclusion database."

"iView Systems has a decade of experience in this field. Combined with OLG's operational expertise, this project has enabled us to successfully implement a unique solution that uses the best available technology to efficiently address the needs of the provincial voluntary self exclusion program." said Martin Drew, President, iView Systems.

iTrak Platform

The iTrak Incident Reporting and Risk Management System is a modular security and surveillance software platform designed to manage and automate key tasks in risk management environments. It provides today's increasingly overburdened security and surveillance professional with an integrated software tool, enabling the most efficient deployment of available resources. It delivers a comprehensive secure platform for daily reporting, incident and subject management, with the ability to provide complete investigation workflow, detailed reporting, interview management, risk analysis, assessment, and more.

iGWatch Facial Recognition System

iView's iGWatch Facial Recognition System delivers an automated, active, real time biometric surveillance and identification solution. It provides event driven alerts based on individuals under watch or excluded status, while automating database searches against the iTrak subject information system. The iGWatch System generates colour coded operator alerts with a match confidence level and presents both the live and stored database images, enabling the operator to make the final identification decision.

About iView

iView Systems is focused on the delivery of an integrated suite of security and surveillance software platforms, including incident reporting, visitor management and dispatch. These solutions assist not only in increasing productivity, but also in reducing associated losses and managing risk by the rapid identification of individuals involved in loss, threat creation and other specific activities. iView provides unique software, platforms and services to the global security marketplace, including the gaming, corporate, banking, transit and other loss prevention environments. For more information on iView Systems, please visit www.iviewsystems.com.

About Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG)

OLG is a provincial agency responsible for province-wide lottery games and gaming facilities. Since 1975, OLG lotteries, casinos, slots, and resort casinos have generated more than $32 billion for the benefit of the Province of Ontario. Gaming proceeds support Ontario's hospitals, amateur sport, recreational and cultural activities, communities, provincial priority programs such as health care and education, and local and provincial charities and non-profit organizations through the Ontario Trillium Foundation. For more information on the OLG and self exclusion, please visit www.olg.ca. More information on problem gambling can be found at www.KnowYourLimit.ca.