The Tyneside company 2020 Vision won the Security Installer of the Year (Small to Medium) at the Security and Fire Excellence Awards 2016 this month.
2020 Vision, which is also celebrating its 25th year of business, fits IP enabled security technology including video surveillance, access control and converged security. 2020 Vision was a finalist in the Best Security Project category for its work with the Birmingham Institute of Forestry Research (BIFoR).
Peter Houlis, managing director of 2020 Vision, is pictured second from left at the awards night. He said: “The Security and Fire Excellence Awards are the Oscars equivalent of our sector and we were thrilled to receive this stamp of industry approval for our work. 2020 Vision has a robust track record in delivering integrated technology solutions which truly benefit our clients. Our customer-centric service is not just about security – we understand the issues our clients are facing, providing clever insight and situational analysis data which can help to improve operations; protecting assets and monitoring health and safety and helping to save money. We are delighted to be recognised in this way.”
2020 Vision has a track record in both the public sector, working with clients including universities and the NHS, and in the private sector with clients including Stenaline. 2020 Vision helped to save £80m through a vehicle damage control project where 2020 Vision’s CCTV systems limited damage claims by offering HD images and footage of containers boarding ferries.
In its work with the Birmingham Industry of Forestry Research (BIFoR), 2020 Vision was involved in a ten year logistics project to guard a fenced off area of forest. 2020 provided full perimeter protection, CCTV, and control room. Visit www.2020cctv.com.
