Ojo Technology Names New Vice President of Services
By: Chris Krajewski | Wednesday, December 11, 2019
Ojo Technology, a Northern California security systems integrator, has named Chris Krajewski its vice president of services. Previously, he was general manager for the company’s Central Valley office located in Stockton, Calif. (Read More)
Managed IT
By: Chris Krajewski | Tuesday, October 08, 2019
How to recruit IT talent and other trends and tips for traditional integrators looking to make the shift.
Security integrators should always be on the lookout for new revenue sources. One of the most potentially lucrative opportunities may be just a small step beyond what many are already doing on a daily basis. (Read More)
Ojo Technology Names New Executives
Wednesday, February 20, 2019
Ojo Technology, a security integrator in Northern California, has named Shailesh Prasad as its new vice president of operations and promoted Jeffrey Gutierrez to general manager for its growing Central Valley office. (Read More)
Women in Security: Angie Wong of Ojo Technology Inc.
By: Paul Ragusa | Tuesday, November 27, 2018
FREMONT, Calif.—Angie Wong, president of Ojo Technology Inc., an integration company based here, started an IT networking company back in 1994, and in 2002, after the dot-com bust, was looking for a more viable business plan. (Read More)
Santa Cruz Seaside Nov 01, 2018
The Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk is an iconic Northern California landmark at the edge of the Pacific Ocean. Each year huge crowds visit the half-mile-long boardwalk to enjoy amusement park rides, midway games, miniature golf, bowling, entertainment, food or just to experience a beautiful sunset. (Read More)
Integrators Look at Video Intercoms
Bruce Czerwinski Apr 01, 2018 Security Today
System integrators count on video intercoms to secure virtually any facility, whether it’s a remote water pump station, a pharmaceutical manufacturing plant or a multitenant apartment building. Intercoms add a valuable layer of security by letting employees or residents control who enters their facilities. (Read More)