Transcript Secure City Solutions
Secure City Solutions
First in Market to provide Unique Collaborative Solutions
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Secure City Solutions offers: SCS-COLLABORATE Collaborative solutions for Business/Government Agencies;
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SCS-PROTECT Integrated Security Surveillance Solutions for CIP
www.securecitysolutions.com
260 Terence Matthews cres.
Suite 201 Kanata, ON, Canada 1 K2M 2C7
What’s the Problem?
Business Needs/Government Agencies
• Secure collaboration is
weak
• Bandwidth usage is
large
• Remote sharing/collaboration is
challenging
Critical Agencies (CIP)
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Multiple
stove piped system •
High
cost in maintenance • On the move operations is
challenging
Current set-up 2
Solution to the Pain for:
Business Needs/Government Agencies via SCS-COLLABORATE (1 of 2)
SCS-COLLABORATE: • Provides
secure
voice, data and video collaboration for employees (in companies or government agencies).
• Via unique mixing algorithm
reduces the bandwidth
usage by
1/5
vendors. compared to other • Supports full
mobile
collaboration and document sharing.
Feature set designed to enhance productivity.
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Solution to the Pain for:
Critical Agencies (CIP) via SCS-PROTECT (2 of 2)
SCS-PROTECT : •
Maximizes
operational effectiveness •
Minimizes
form factor •
Reduces
capital and logistic costs •
Enhances
mobility
Combines multiple stove-piped systems onto a single secure platform.
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Market Opportunity
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Critical Infrastructure Protection
(banks, malls, stadiums, high asset buildings, etc.) •
Security and Public Safety
(including first responders) •
Ports and Border protection
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Civil Command Centers
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Business and Government Agencies
Our Market
- Addressable
68 BUSD
- Growth
Av 13% Y-to-Y
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Market Attack Plan
• Secure City Solutions intentions for market penetration: o
Joint venture
with reputable companies in China, India and Brazil for respective markets.
o Partner with
large integrators
for solutions such as banks, mining and government.
o Establish
value-added resellers
in UAE, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, etc.
o Penetrate
Canadian federal market
via standing offer.
o Establish market presence through
hosted business partnership
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Product
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SCS Product : SCS-PROTECT
Integrated Communication, Security and Surveillance (IC2S) for ports (Airport, Seaport), border and other Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP).
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SCS Product : SCS-COLLABORATE
Secure communication and collaboration capabilities for business managed collaboration package.
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SCS Product : SCS-COM
Interoperable communication for Command Centers.
SCS products are currently being used
globally
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Path to Market
• Via joint venture. Established with a reputable company in Asia. • VAR agreements in place.
• Addressing Canadian government standing offer with an Aboriginal company.
• Global partnership with two very large integrators.
• Working towards partnership for hosted business managed services. 8
Competitive Edge
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SCS-COLLABORATE
: Secure voice, video and data communications o Scalable software solution (no hardware) o 24/7 availability o Multiple sessions o Document collaboration o Mobility o Easy integration into existing systems o Low bandwidth
Competitors
: • Skype • WebEx • Magor • ooVoo • Avaya • MS Lync 9
Competitive Edge
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SCS-PROTECT
: Pure software based solution: o To bridge radios operating in different frequencies o To patch radios with landlines o Low footprint (no hardware, low power consumption, minimal EMI) o Low capital and operational costs o Caters mobile operation o Backward compatible
Competitors
: • Harris • Frequentis • Zetron 10
Financial Forecast
• Addressable market:
please refer to slide 5.
• SCS adopts two types of revenue models o License cost by seat (SCS-PROTECT, SCS-COM) o Subscription-based pricing model (SCS-COLLABORATE) • Anticipated revenue for 2013: $2M USD, for 2014: $6M USD, for 2015: $10M USD.
• Time to Profitability: 8 months 11
Team
The Secure City Solutions management team has
extensive experience
in business acquisition , public safety and security markets as well as commercial software development , working for large international corporations and growing start-up companies through to acquisition.
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Board of Directors
:
Siva Kumar Jay Korman
: (CEO/Chairman): Former VP at Alcatel.
: Partner at The Avascent Group (formerly DFI Corporate Services), Washington DC.
Larry Johnson Bryan Righetti Mike Cullen
: Former President of General Dynamics UK. : Former Colonel in charge of ground security programs for NORAD.
: Former Vice President and CFO at General Dynamics Canada.
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Management Team: Siva Kumar
: CEO and President
Gary MacKay
: COO: Former founder and VP of Nakina Systems.
Mike Mulhaupt
: Director R&D: Former Lead Design and Architect at General Dynamics.
Meaghan O’Brien
: Manager of Marketing and Communications 12
Milestones
• Founded in 2010, our systems are already installed in: o China o Taiwan o South Korea o Mumbai • Global partnerships in place with
large North American integrators
Martin and General Dynamics.
Lockheed •
Awards
to date: o o Rising Star of 2012-2013 by Invest Ottawa “A Start-up to Watch” by the Ottawa Business Journal • What key items do you lack to accomplish your goals?
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Partnerships
and
contacts
within the United States: o Public sector (Homeland Security, border security, ATC, government agencies) o Private sector (collaborative services and IT) 13