$MPGS great news out!! Malaysia Pro-Guardians Coll
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Posted On: 12/11/2015 11:31:30 AM
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$MPGS great news out!! Malaysia Pro-Guardians Collaboration With SkyEye
MS to Expand Business Into IOT and iCloud Security
NEW YORK, NY and KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA--(Marketwired - Dec 11, 2015) - Malaysia Pro-Guardians Security Management Corp. (OTCQB: MPGS), a highly skilled and professionally-trained security protection team, has announced today that it has reached a collaborative agreement with SkyEye MS, a company that analyzes each registered driver's behavior and to form various reports, all to improve the driver's driving behavior towards mobility and safety on the road.
With Dato' Sri's support of the security services and resources under Malaysia Pro-Guardian Security Management Corp., MPGS has managed to become the only company in Malaysia's public and private-security sectors to collaborate with a third-party company such as SkyEye MS. By way of a cooperative effort, the security-management and client insurance interests of both companies will propagate a greater certainty in consumer-surveillance and protection in the commercial and interior districts. This new agreement will not only further strengthen civilian safety and clientele peace of mind, it will also allow for an increased awareness and criticality of the basic needs of security amongst the relevant clients.
Hua Fung Chin, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "In addition to the agreement's success, I would like to personally thank Dato' Sri' for his unending support in providing company specialists and resources to further differentiate the company, allowing the company to become the benchmark for all security companies in Malaysia. Regarding protocol, both companies will continue to work together and comply with the government initiatives in creating a safer community, especially in certain identified hotspot areas where vehicular security is at maximum risk and in need of proprietary technology and security to prevent future predicaments."
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MS to Expand Business Into IOT and iCloud Security NEW YORK, NY and KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA--(Marketwired - Dec 11, 2015) - Malaysia Pro-Guardians Security Management Corp. (OTCQB: MPGS), a highly skilled and professionally-trained security protection team, has announced today that it has reached a collaborative agreement with SkyEye
MS, a company that analyzes each registered driver's behavior and to form various reports, all to improve the driver's driving behavior towards mobility and safety on the road. With Dato' Sri's support of the security services and resources under Malaysia Pro-Guardian Security Management Corp., MPGS has managed to become the only company in Malaysia's public and private-security sectors to collaborate with a third-party company such as SkyEye
MS. By way of a cooperative effort, the security-management and client insurance interests of both companies will propagate a greater certainty in consumer-surveillance and protection in the commercial and interior districts. This new agreement will not only further strengthen civilian safety and clientele peace of mind, it will also allow for an increased awareness and criticality of the basic needs of security amongst the relevant clients. Hua Fung Chin, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "In addition to the agreement's success, I would like to personally thank Dato' Sri' for his unending support in providing company specialists and resources to further differentiate the company, allowing the company to become the benchmark for all security companies in Malaysia. Regarding protocol, both companies will continue to work together and comply with the government initiatives in creating a safer community, especially in certain identified hotspot areas where vehicular security is at maximum risk and in need of proprietary technology and security to prevent future predicaments."
Read Full: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/malaysia-pro-gu...00393.html
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