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Upper Darby, Pa. — March 2, 2015 — Marketwire — Time & Parking Controls, an organization that has earned an excellent reputation over the past 30 years as a local provider of parking, security, and time-keeping products, is reorganizing and rebranding its security systems enterprise as i2 Security Solutions, a regional security systems integrator.
The new name comes with a change in ownership and more clearly represents the company going forward as a complete security systems integration provider. Unchanged are its management, headquarters, and sales and service teams.
"The new i2 Security Solutions name and branding was created to better define how our core security systems offering should be identified today," notes Kevin Elsesser, president and owner of i2 Security Solutions.
The business is focused primarily on the protection of people and property for commercial clients that include K-12 schools, universities, industrial infrastructure, and municipal government, as well as private businesses of all types and sizes.
"We have been fortunate to have steady growth over the past 10 years and have worked hard to align ourselves with the right technology partners while investing significantly in our own infrastructure," Elsesser said.
The i2 Security Solutions team has recently expanded on its traditional licensed client/server security products and now offers cloud-based video surveillance and access control products. It plans to offer alarm monitoring services to clients later this year.
i2 Security Solutions is a leading Philadelphia-area security systems integrator, whose wide range of products and services extends well beyond commercial security to include parking/revenue control products and automated time and attendance systems.
The company partners with some of the best manufacturers and regional strategic partners in related fields in order to provide the latest technologies and products to its many customers.
For more information, visit www.i2securitysolutions.com.
