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Integrator DTI Meets High Commissioner to SA, Discusses CCTV Applications

DTI recently met with Adam McCarthy, Australia’s High Commissioner to South Africa at the company’s Perth HQ and discussed DTI’s successful mobile surveillance applications for Cape Town Police, Cape Town Bus, and Tshwane. During McCarthy’s’ visit to DTI, he toured the research and development facilities where DTI’s world-leading surveillance and commuter communication systems technologies are […]

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    DTI recently met with Adam McCarthy, Australia’s High Commissioner to South Africa at the company’s Perth HQ and discussed DTI’s successful mobile surveillance applications for Cape Town Police, Cape Town Bus, and Tshwane.

    During McCarthy’s’ visit to DTI, he toured the research and development facilities where DTI’s world-leading surveillance and commuter communication systems technologies are developed. 

    DTI managing director Richard Johnson briefed the High Commissioner on the company’s success on a range of projects in South Africa including Cape Town Police, Cape Town Bus, and Tshwane. Other projects discussed included San Francisco, Philadelphia, and London Underground Northern Line.

    “We are very proud to present our local facilities to Australia’s High Commissioner to South Africa and look forward to future successes in that county,” said Johnson. ♦

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