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WHAT is GV CHASE?GV Chase is a Web based “Incident Management System” enabling users to:
It is designed for utilization in the following areas and more:
GV Chase integrates leading-edge systems and technologies like Access Control, CCTV, Biometrics, Fire Alarm systems, Financial systems and others, to provide you with a “single dashboard view” of information to pro-actively manage and control multiple sites on a local, National or International level. GV Chase is totally customizable for each client’s specific requirements, and is ideally suited to any environment in which incidents need to be logged, tracked and reported on. GV Chase is leading the way in the field of Incident Management, giving you a comprehensive risk management solution.
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BENEFITS?
WHAT CAN GV CHASE DO FOR ME?GV Chase is designed to reduce time spent doing manual tasks, allowing managers to spend more time on their core functions. The system is constantly being enhanced to incorporate new technologies and to meet the specific requirements of the users.
• Site controlIntegrates all your current security systems via a single portal and efficiently, effectively and pro-actively manages your site/s. Multiple sites are monitored and managed from a single location.
• Measure ROIBased on very conservative industry standards, and taking only the “time factor” involved in capturing and investigating incidents into account, it has been calculated that implementing GV Chase as your risk management solution will save you in excess of R350 000 per annum. |
CONTACT US FOR MORE DETAILSCall Kevin Burét at Global Vision on (021) 422 5110, 083-440 4545 or email kevinb@gloviz.com to find out more about this product. DOWNLOADSGV Chase in ActionV&A Waterfront, Cape Town. Read how GV Chase has already benefited this world class tourist destination. |
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“ Global Vision carried a lot of the development costs and was as focused on the end result as we were.” Duncan Cloete, |
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