Brazil Bank Deploys High-Resolution Cameras To Protect Branches Across The Country

GVI Security Solutions Inc, a provider of video security surveillance solutions featuring the complete Samsung Electronics line of products, has received a new order to provide 4,000 high-resolution color cameras to protect the branches of Caixa Econômica Federal in Brazil.

“We are providing 4,000 Samsung Electronics high-resolution color cameras designed with advanced DNR technology and day night function capability to protect the facilities and customers of Caixa Econômica Federal in Brazil,” said Fernando Tomasiello, GVI senior vice president, international operations and sales. “Our advanced cameras were selected not only based on the ability to meet and exceed the detailed specifications required for this demanding application, but also because of the excellent reputation for reliability and performance that Samsung Electronics cameras have earned in extensive prior deployment for Caixa and throughout the banking sector.”

Caixa Econômica Federal is the largest public bank in all of Latin America, and one of the oldest public banks in Brazil. First chartered in 1861, the bank is a vital part of the Brazilian economy. With a client base of more than 37.5 million people the bank has been rapidly expanding with more than 200 new branches opened in 2005 alone. In addition to banking services, Caixa also operates lotteries on behalf of the Brazilian government to raise funds for education and other services.

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