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Company Profile COMPANY PROFILE V-001 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 01 COMPANY PROFILE 02 TEAM EXPERIENCE & PROJECT REFERENCES 03 PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS USP AGENDA 04 VERTICAL SOLUTION EXAMPLE 05 Registered in USA, Video Network Security The VNS vision is to benefit from the pains of (VNS) aims to become a specialist video existing and new ITC and security systems surveillance technology provider with integrators and customers who are being forced bespoke CCTV for commercial, industrial, out of competition by more dominating government, banking, retail, hospitality, multinational & systems integrators who are not healthcare and transportation verticals in the quick to adopt emerging technology solutions E XEC UT IVE MENA region. and restricted to represents known brands. SUMMARY The MENA region has also been deprived of MENA regional security products sales is professional consultants for SMB’s who forecasted to exceed to $ 2.0 Billion in 2019 and strive to adapt technology innovations in the the commercialization of security in general, rapidly shifting market conditions both in the there is a substantial opportunity for VNS to face of inherently inflexible and established improve client’s ability to deliver innovative and installation methodologies, design criteria cost-effective security solutions that they and dinosaur technologies. otherwise are unable to access on their own. COMPANY LEGAL & BUSINESS STRUCTURE 1950 W. Corporate Way PMB 95972, Anaheim, California 92801, USA OWN CCTV BRAND STRATEGIC BRAND ALLIANCE & REPRESENTATION Server based Retail business intelligence & Cyber Security, made for enterprise storage analytics software video switches EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 01 COMPANY PROFILE 02 TEAM EXPERIENCE & PROJECT REFERENCES 03 PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS USP AGENDA 04 VERTICAL SOLUTION EXAMPLE 05 COMPANY PROFILE ▪ Based in UAE, KSA and USA ▪ Coverage include MENA ▪ Best brands representation ▪ Consultant & project management ▪ Security assessment & system design ▪ Extensive network of customers OUR VISION OUR MISSION To deliver innovative, reliable, safe and To safeguard our customer investment by delivering scalable video surveillance solutions superior products and services that exceeds their that transforms our customers’ vision expectations. We win when our customers win in to value. VNS has one aim only, their mission and rely on our strategic partnership to providing maximum value for our reach their business objectives. customers. We will spare no efforts to meet your organizational need for advance security and IP video surveillance solutions that are highly innovative yet simple to use, cost effective and fits exactly the security needs of your customers. INTEGRATION & INTELLIGENT VIDEO PROCESSING Video Surveillance & CCTV CORE SOLUTIONS COMPETENCIES Specialized Solutions For Key Verticals PRODUCTS ▪ Video Surveillance & CCTV ▪ Supplementary ICT Solutions & Accessories ▪ Specialized CCTV Solutions For Key Verticals ▪ Intelligent VMS & Video Analytics Supplementary ICT Solutions & Accessories Intelligent VMS & VCA PATH TO MARKET CHANNEL PARTNERS CONSULTANTS INTEGRATED SECURITY SOLUTIONS END USERS SYSTEM INTEGRATORS Seminars, demonstrations, spec development and design/built solutions for specific market segments, i.e., Retail, Hospitality, Healthcare. KEY SUCCESS FACTORS HISTORIC TERRITORIAL CAREFULLY SELECTED SURGICAL CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIPS EXPERIENCE PARTNERSHIPS TARGETING FOCUS ▪ Access to various channels. ▪ Cultural, ethical, religious, legal, ▪ Hand picked VARs, channel ▪ Going for sustainable competitive ▪ Outward focus to service customers. ▪ Strong relationships in target local business acumen. partners & direct users. advantage. ▪ Strong inter-personal relationships. markets. ▪ Bilingual and easy to blend. ▪ Vertical market focus. ▪ Low hanging fruit. ▪ Pull through marketing. ▪ Great references & industry ▪ Name recognition. ▪ Early involvement with knowledge. infrastructure projects. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 01 COMPANY PROFILE 02 TEAM EXPERIENCE & PROJECT REFERENCES 03 PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS USP AGENDA 04 VERTICAL SOLUTION EXAMPLE 05 PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Following projects references are a partial view of the type of projects designed, negotiated, supplied and executed by VNS team during the past 16 years of its operation under the VNS, AD Network Video and Dedicated Micros Brands. Muscat Airport VIP Salalah Airport, Ministry of Defence Sheikh Essa Sports City, Sheikh Khalifa Sports Terminal, Oman Oman Complex, Oman Bahrain City, Bahrain Al Wajba Palace, Royal Guards for Amiri Sheikh Fahad Al Thani Jassariya Palace, Presidential House, Qatar Diwan, Qatar Residence, Qatar Qatar Colombo, Sri Lanka Presidential House, Etisalat Exchanges, 48 Etisalat 105 Retail Sites, Hughes Aircraft, Peace Sheikh Zayed Personal Khartoum, Sudan Sites, U.A.E U.A.E. Shield Program, KSA Office, Profalcon, U.A.E PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Sharjah Police Traffic Dubai Police – Oman Police – Bahrain International Aramco - Kingdom of Monitoring - U.A.E. U.A.E. Oman Airport - Bahrain Saudi Arabia BAJ Military Camp – Barzan Military Camp – Toyota Showrooms & Bin Laden Construction Safeya Museum, Oman Qatar Service Cntrs, 80 Sites, HQTR – KSA Jeddah, KSA KSA Paris Gallery Stores - Danube Hypermarket, Patchi Chocolate, Dubai Gold Souk – Unilever – KSA KSA KSA Dubai Police KSA PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS International Medical Select City Walk Mall, Fujairah Police, United Muscat New Gold Souq, Princess Haya Personal Center, KSA Delhi, India Arab Emirates Oman Office, Dubai Qatar T.V., Royal Netherlands Airport Cash Transfer & Cartier Fashion & Dubai Airport Qatar Embassy, Muscat, Oman Counting House, Dubai Jewellery, Dubai Immigration & Duty Free, Dubai Bosporus Bridge, Conoco-Phillips Queen Alia International Dubai Central Defence Housing Istanbul, Turkey Refinery, Qatar Airport, Amman Jordan Laboratory, Dubai Authority, Lahore- Municipality Pakistan PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS ASWAAQ Hypermarkets, Arad Bay Walkway Esfahan Steel Company, BMICH Convention Presidential Office, UAE Project, Bahrain Iran Center, Colombo, Sri Lanka Sri Lanka Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Foreign Dubai International Turkish Army Turkish Army Flight Sudan Affairs, Oman Airport Parking Systems, Headquarters, Turkey Simulator Center, Turkey Dubai Turkish Navy Turkish Police TAI Air & Sky Turkish Army Ground Turkish Army Air Wing Headquarters, Turkey Helicopter Base, Turkey Technologies, Turkey Attack HQ, Turkey Center, Turkey PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Royal Saudi Air Force NATO HQ, Jassariya Palace, Defence College, Parliament House, Wing, KSA Turkey Qatar Oman Sudan Parliament House, Pakistan Air Force 27 Emirates Air Crew Qatar Radio, ADNOC Petrol Pumps – Colombo, Sri Lanka bases – Pakistan Briefing Centre, Dubai Qatar UAE Dubai Marina Beach Nestle, Al Rajhi Bank, 522 National Commercial SAMBA, Branches and Resort, UAE U.A.E Branches & 2660 ATMs, Bank 1875 ATM Sites, 190 Remote ATMs, KSA KSA KSA PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Banque Al Fransi 94 National Bank of Oyak Bank Branches, Al Bilad Bank 190 Bank Al Jazira, All Branches with Kuwait, All Turkey Branches, KSA Branches & Remote ATMs+HQ KSA Branches/ATM Kuwait ATMs, KSA Qatar Central Bank, Central Bank of Oman, Royal Hangers, Riyadh Airport Hangers, Jeddah Airport Qatar Oman Oman KSA Hangers, KSA GAMCO Hanger, Abu Habib Metro Bank 74 Central Bank of Turkey Central Bank of Turkey Central Bank Money Dhabi, UAE Branches/ATMs, Headquarter, Turkey 85 Branches, Turkey Printing Center, Turkey Pakistan PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Bank of Baroda Remote Al-Masraf (ARBIFT) Finance Bank Oyak Bank Yapi Kredi Bank ATM, UAE Remote ATM, UAE Headquarter, Turkey Headquarter, Turkey Operations Center, Turkey Bank of Bahrain & First Gulf Bank, Axis Communications, United Capital Bank, Lloyds TSB Bank Kuwait All ATMs, Dubai KNET 430 ATM Sites, Sudan Branches & 9 ATMs, Bahrain Kuwait U.A.E. Al Watany Bank, Egypt Arab Land Bank, Habib Bank AG Zurich, Deutsche Bank, ICICI Bank, (Subsidiary of NBK Bethlehem, West Bank, Pakistan India India Group) Palestine PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Askari Bank, National Bank of Sudan, Deutsche Bank Arab Land Bank, Bank PHB, Pakistan Sudan Branches, India Palestine Nigeria Lloyds TSB, Dubai Airport Free Hikma Pharmaceutical, Emirates Center For Ateco Headquarters, UAE Zone, Dubai Jordan Strategic Studies & Abu Dhabi Research, Abu Dhabi Gargash Showrooms, Al Jaber Group, New Jebel Ali Labour Camp, Oracle Software Ltd, Muscat Airport VIP UAE Office building, UAE Dubai India Building, Oman PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS Avaya, Dubai Electricity & Al Habtoor Tower, Schlumberger, Qatar & Glaxo Smith Kline, India Water Dept., UAE Dubai Marina, Dubai – Sudan Egypt UAE Jordan Institution for Agility Logistics Jebel Karma Café, Souq Al Etisalat Academy & ARM Embedded Standards & Metrology Ali, Dubai Bahar, Downtown Burj Retail Centres, Dubai Technologies, Khalifa Bangalore, India Hexaware US Technologies, Conavsys India Ltd, Akami Technologies, Novellus India Pvt Ltd, Technologies, Chennai, Chennai, India Chennai, India Bangalore, India Bangalore, India India PRESTIGIOUS PROJECTS EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 01 COMPANY PROFILE 02 TEAM EXPERIENCE & PROJECT REFERENCES 03 PRODUCTS & SOLUTIONS USP AGENDA 04 VERTICAL SOLUTION EXAMPLE 05 V Professional Suite Enterprise Suite Basic Suite VMS/APP Switches Accessories Registered in USA, Video Network PRODUCTS, SOLUTIONS VNS range of innovations & advantages are Security(VNS) offers bespoke CCTV for second to none in the CCTV industry and commercial, industrial, government, & KEY TECHNOLOGY offers clear commercial, user and banking, retail, hospitality, healthcare
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