AMAG’s Vision for Video Integration: Simple, Scalable, and Built for the Enterprise

 

As the security technology landscape continues to evolve, the role of video surveillance has grown far beyond simply “catching the bad guy.” From real-time analytics to integrated identity management, video has become a critical component of operational continuity, compliance, and data-driven decision-making. In fact, many businesses now say they can’t operate without it. Amid this rapid transformation, video integration has emerged as a key focus, prompting organizations to invest in talent that can bridge the gaps between legacy experience, next-gen tech, and enterprise needs.

So how do industry leaders like AMAG Technology plan to elevate their video offerings to meet this moment?

In this episode of AMAG Asks, host Kyle Gordon, Executive Vice President of Global Sales, Marketing and Commercial Excellence, sits down with Chris Meiter, AMAG’s new Vice President of Global Business Development, Video Solutions. The conversation offers an engaging introduction to Chris, his decades of experience in the security and surveillance industry, and his vision for the future of video at AMAG.

In this episode, you’ll hear:

  • Why video surveillance has become “mission-critical” across industries—and how integrated solutions are now essential to business operations

  • How unified platforms like Symmetry CompleteView are changing the game by simplifying access to real-time data and analytics

  • What has changed in the end-user, integrator, and manufacturer dynamic, and how those shifts are driving better outcomes through smarter video integration.

Chris Meiter is a seasoned security technology executive with over 30 years of experience in sales, business development, and leadership within the video surveillance and integrated security sectors. He currently serves as Vice President of Global Business Development for Video Solutions at AMAG Technology, following a decade as President of Salient Systems, where he led strategic growth and market expansion. His earlier career includes leadership roles at Honeywell Integrated Security and ADT, where he built a strong foundation in enterprise security solutions and client relationship development.

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