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AquilaVision Corporation of Missoula, Montana signs agreements with City Text Coupons. AquilaVision’s OTTER Intelligent Event Management Communications System is providing instant text and voice coupons from retailers to consumers.

It was announced today that agreements have been signed with City Text Coupons of Denton Texas to provide instant text and voice coupons from retailers to consumers (Subscribers) who sign up (opt in) to receive instant text or voice coupons from their favorite retailers.

Initial marketing research by City Text Coupons has indicated that the market is poised for substantial growth in this vertical. Consumers/Subscribers sign up (opt in) for this service which will call or text directly to their smart phone, land line or other communication device when retailers decide (for example) they want to let people know about specials, or have a need to increase business on a slow night, or offer two for one specials, etc.. These mobile coupons create vast marketing opportunities for retailers beyond current marketing techniques, and provide a high yield, low cost-effective marketing system that help increase revenues for retailers and provide value to the consumer.

About AquilaVision Corporation
AquilaVision is traded on the Borse Frankfurt Stock Exchange (CMP.F). AquilaVision is a leader in providing Intelligent Event management and communications as a service provider. Events occur every-day that requires people or systems to be informed. How a company responds to these events is critical and typically time is of the essence. AquilaVision’s (patent pending) intelligent communications event manager OTTER was designed to assimilate event related information that needs to be communicated via voice, text, MMS, or system to system. OTTER can communicate to any communications device or system on any network. More information on AquilaVision and its services can be found at www.aquilavision.com.

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Released 10-12-10

Physical Security and Network Innovators to Showcase Better End-to-End Security

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Accessible, Affordable and Easy to Use – The Way IP Technology is Supposed to Be

Dallas, TX– October 12, 2010

Physical security innovators: AquilaVision, IPVision Software, ISONAS Security, and Jemez Technology are joining together to create and showcase a complete enterprise security environment during the ASIS conference occurring this week.  This unique grouping of companies was shaped by a common vision to deliver dramatically more effective security systems at lower costs by applying proven IT / networking system architecture capabilities not available in legacy vendors’ products.

This architecture enables organizations to more readily deploy and use wired and wireless IP-based security solutions that are easier to configure, operate, and maintain through a combination of fewer servers and superior networking technology capabilities that continue to provide investment protection for many existing third party products.  This includes video surveillance, access control, intelligent video image reconnaissance, and advanced event management and instantaneous notification.  The result is a more responsive security umbrella that can be expanded to more places with greater flexibility and reliability, similar to the impact of countless IT-enabled business applications, including voice and video communications.

“In the transition to IP-based security technology, physical security integrators and end-users have had to use sub-optimal implementations of IP-based products that were often more expensive and complicated to use—and in some cases less secure—than older analog technologies,” observed security consultant Ray Bernard, co-developer of Best Practices for IP Security Systems). “The legacy technology interests and focuses of many manufacturers continued to forward much of the status quo, and perpetuated the use of outdated system architectures—even in IP-enabled products and systems. Now, several companies without legacy technology constraints have taken a clean sheet approach to security technology architecture that utilizes proven technology and architectural concepts to solve these problems and enable new capabilities in a future-proof approach. They want to gain customers by empowering integrators and end-users, rather than locking them in to proprietary closed solutions,” Bernard concluded.
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