Tri Ed Announces Partnership with OnSSI

Tri-Ed Distribution is very pleased to welcome OnSSI as a new vendor partner. The frontrunner in the development of comprehensive, IP video surveillance control and management, OnSSI’s Ocularis software offers intelligent detection and delivery, plus the most advanced means of video monitoring and investigation. Designed to meet the need for proactive, results-oriented security solutions that can help prevent incidents rather than Tri Ed Announces Partnership with OnSSImerely record them, Ocularis delivers both scalability without penalty and mobility without compromise.

"We are very proud to welcome OnSSI as a valued vendor partner," said Pat Comunale, president and CEO of Tri-Ed Distribution. "Their flagship Ocularis IP security and surveillance platform has established itself as the benchmark for Video Management Systems (VMS). We are happy to be able to offer the cutting-edge technologies that OnSSI brings to market to our customer base."

“I am pleased to announce our partnership with Tri-Ed Distribution and welcome them into the OnSSI family,” said Ken LaMarca, vice president, OnSSI.  “Their product knowledge, customer focus and innovative programs allow them to provide excellent service and support to OnSSi customers throughout the USA and Canada.”

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