Security Dealer & Integrator

JAN 2013

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INTEGRATOR CONNECTION Photos courtesy GO Security Solutions By Curt Harler On the Fast Track: GO Security Sprinting forward with new technologies I Top: Based in Ashland, Mass., GO Security Solutions focuses on new technologies, including cloud services. Above: GO Security Solutions' Managing Partners Mike Kotwicki (left) and Gary Osterhout. 44 f sprinter Usain Bolt—the man who holds the world 100-meter sprint record at 9.58 seconds—thinks he lives life in the fast lane, he should try keeping pace with the rapidly changing commercial security field. Gary Osterhout and Michael Kotwicki, managing partners in GO Security Solutions, a division of Go Technologies Inc., based in Ashland, Mass., know that fast-paced accurately describes today's security industry. "Security equipment, like all technology products, changes and upgrades at a rapid pace," Osterhout said. "Sometimes it is difficult for the less technically savvy end-users to adjust to the changing technological landscape." GO Security specializes in electronic access control, video surveillance, alarm and mechanical security solutions, but most of all, in plying their trade via the world's leading technologies. Their job is to keep both their business clients and their own staff ahead of the technological pack. With that mantra, it is, indeed, a fast track they are running. To finish first, Osterhout stays on the lookout for good network-capable equipment and cloud-based services. He said he sees continued migration of his business in the direction of becoming a cloud-based services company. "There will always be a need for licensed field technical support," he said. However, in the next five years he said he expects to see much of the on-site server based equipment not residing at the client's location. The cloud, he predicted, will be the home of many security services. There are other changes in the wind, too. The firm has recently expanded its mechanical access control offerings www.SecurityInfoWatch.com | SD&I; | January 2013

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