Actall Appoints Barry Prestage as Business Development Director

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Real-time location systems provider Actall Corporation has appointed Barry Prestage as Business Development Director. In his new role, Prestage will focus on strengthening the company’s corrections, custody and healthcare business while supporting expansion into additional markets.

Prestage brings more than 30 years of experience in the corrections and security industries. He most recently served as Corrections Vertical Director within Motorola Solutions’ Video Security and Access Control division. His career also includes corrections-focused business development positions at Pelco and more than 17 years with Norment Security Group.

His technical background spans access control, video surveillance, alarm reporting, personal duress, perimeter intrusion detection and integrated electronic control systems for correctional facilities, courthouses and other secure settings. At Actall, Prestage will work with specifying partners, systems integrators and end users to develop opportunities involving staff safety, personnel location, automated mustering, restricted-zone monitoring and asset tracking.

“Barry brings a combination of security industry knowledge, customer relationships and technical understanding that fits Actall’s focus on simplifying location and sensor intelligence in complex environments, looking beyond traditional security systems toward real-time awareness linking people, assets and their environments,” Actall President and CEO Bob Hampe said in a statement.

“Actall has built deep experience solving location challenges in environments where security and reliability matter,” Prestage said. “I’m driven by the opportunity to take that experience much further, giving customers a way to use the right location technologies for their environment while bringing the resulting data together in one platform.”

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