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MEXICO CITY, April 23, 2013—Jupiter Systems, the industry leader in visualization and collaboration solutions for display walls and networked PCs, will be jointly exhibiting with Mitsubishi Electric Visual Solutions America, Inc. and Winsted Corporation at Expo Seguridad Mexico, a security industry trade show in Mexico City being held April 23-25, 2013. The three companies are demonstrating advanced control room products for government and the security industry with the latest visualization, collaboration and ergonomic solutions in Booth #2533.

 

“Latin America is a critical and rapidly growing market for all of us,” said Brady O. Bruce, vice president of marketing and strategic alliances at Jupiter Systems. “Mitsubishi Electric and Winsted Corporation are valued channel partners, and we are proud to demonstrate our joint capabilities at Expo Seguridad Mexico."

 

Mitsubishi Electric supplies a full line of display walls for command and control room environments, including interchangeable light engines, LED technology and fiber-optic cable connections—an imperative in today’s security industry. The company has a two-by-two 50-inch SXGA+ LED display wall configuration in the booth.

 

“Mitsubishi Electric, Jupiter and Winsted each offer dynamic products that together provide the best solutions for any control room environment,” added James Chan, vice president of marketing, Mitsubishi Electric Visual Solutions America, Inc. “The Latin American market is very important to Mitsubishi Electric, and we’re looking forward to supporting future growth in the region.”

 

“Winsted is proud to celebrate its partnership with Jupiter Systems and Mitsubishi as the leading provider of consoles used for command and control rooms.  We believe that ours years of experience designing and selling attractive, ergonomic consoles that improve comfort and optimize efficiency provides great synergy and a powerful advantage to our customers with systems from Jupiter and Mitsubishi,” said Stephen Hoska, CEO, Winsted Corporation.