Avigilon Product Manager Defects To Milestone

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John Honovich
•Aug 21, 2014
IPVM

The flow of senior managers leaving Avigilon continues.

Earlier this week, we noted that Avigilon's casino director exited.

Now, their former Product Manger in charge of cameras, Ava Parissay, has left Avigilon for rival Milestone Systems as "Senior Products Manager in the Professional Business Unit."

Parissay was at Avigilon for less than 2 years.

Avigilon's previous lead product manager, Rick Ramsay, left Avigilon last year, in 2013.

The outflow of key personnel continues to be one of the biggest issues investors raise about Avigilon's future. Indeed, Avigilon's employee growth dropped dramatically in the most recent Q2 2014 quarter.

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John Honovich
•Aug 21, 2014
IPVM

An Avigilon proponent has pointed out this Manager left Avigilon in February and started in June. The implication is that the manager was one of the people who couldn't cut it at Avigilon and had to settle for Milestone.

We do not know the reason the person left Avigilon.

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Alex K
•Aug 21, 2014

Agreed old news

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John Honovich
•Aug 21, 2014
IPVM
In reply to Alex K

Alex, They need to call you up. Are you ready to move to Vancouver?

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Rukmini Wilson
•Aug 21, 2014
In reply to John Honovich

Both Alex F & K at the same company?

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Alex K
•Aug 21, 2014
In reply to Rukmini Wilson

Hum...Lets turn this around.

Should we be concered about what happend with your ex employees?

Carlton Purvis

Sarit Williams

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John Honovich
•Aug 21, 2014
IPVM
In reply to Alex K

Alex, don't buy any IPVM stock ;)

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Carl Lindgren
•Aug 21, 2014

                           SS Avigilon

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Rukmini Wilson
•Aug 21, 2014
In reply to Carl Lindgren

There goes your shot at Avigilon's vacant Casino Director position! ;)

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Carl Lindgren
•Aug 21, 2014
In reply to Rukmini Wilson

I wouldn't be considered for the job anyway. They were not happy with my evaluation of their VMS:

CONCLUSIONS

The Avigilon system is not ideal for Casino Surveillance operations. It appears to be designed for less critical applications that rely on post-incident reviews and little “live” monitoring or PTZ use. Its clip-making process may be acceptable for applications where only occasional video clips are made but will cause headaches for our intensive use.

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Undisclosed #1
•Aug 21, 2014

Looks like people are growing tired of the constant B S.

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Undisclosed Manufacturer #2
•Aug 24, 2014
Another Avigilon employee who got on Shmode's bad side?
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