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AMAG Technology: The door is only half the story
AMAG sells the machinery that decides who gets in. Its more interesting business is helping organizations change their security without throwing away the buildings, badges and systems they already have.
ISS puts AI in the streetlight
A camera that watches a crossing is useful. A camera that helps light the person crossing it is a more interesting proposition. Inside ISS, the company turning video into a cue to act.
Vbrick Put the Office TV in the Cloud - Now It Wants to Feed Your AI
The 29-year-old video company survived the appliance era by turning hardware into software. Its next bet is that the meeting nobody rewatched may contain the answer an AI agent needs.
MediaValet Built a Business Around the File Nobody Can Find
A photography company choked on 20 terabytes of its own work. The fix became a cloud-software business - and a useful playbook for any team whose content library has turned into a junk drawer.
Greg Colaluca
Greg Colaluca is the CEO of Intellicene, a unified security management and situational intelligence software company formerly known as Cognyte Situational Intelligence Solutions and now owned by Volaris Group. He stepped in as general manager in mid-2024 and took the CEO title, steering the business toward a customer-first culture and intelligent, AI-driven security platforms for mission-critical environments. His career spans more than 20 years of global operations leadership at Sensormatic, Astreya Partners, and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, with a focus on customer success, growth, and operational excellence.