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  • MVaaS Expansion Into New Segments
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• • Your Employees are Your Brand
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  • Cinema Embracing MVaaS And Taking Video Surveillance to the Next Level
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  • Envysion selected to Red Herring Global 100
  • Mobile MVaaS
  • Restaurant Owners: How Does Your Customer Service Stack Up When You’re Not Present??
  • Are You an Inventive Retailer?

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• Managed Video as a Service ("MVaaS") is the term used to describe the rapidly growing category of service providers that can help companies deploy and administer video applications across a potentially large number of disparate locations.
  We established the MVaaS blog with two simple goals in mind: 1) To be the preeminent site on the internet to discuss the emerging MVaaS marketplace; 2)To share with our readers the passion that we have for the marketplace through insightful, interesting and fun content.
  The writers are from Envysion, Inc., a leading provider of MVaaS solutions. However, we also actively encourage customers, partners and other industry experts to contribute. And as always, comments from you, our readers, are eagerly anticipated by all! Enjoy!

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