ZeroEyes, providers of an A.I.-based video analytics platform that holds the U.S. Department of Homeland Security SAFETY Act Designation, today announced a partnership with Critical Response Group, Inc. (CRG), provider of indoor and tactical mapping solutions for public safety. 

Homeyer will lead all operations functions, including customer support, service delivery, supply chain and field operations.

The Seattle-based computer-vision company has agreed to merge with CEO Robert Glaser's affiliate Greater Heights.

During a previous seven-year tenure with the company, Kirk held various roles within the programming department.

Educational tracks included financial benchmarking, business development, marketing, new services, RMR and more.

Uldrich will discuss provocative new perspectives on competitive advantage, change management and transformational leadership.

SIA released an analysis of the new developments in New Orleans, stating the technology “remains a post-incident investigative tool to aid identification — but not confirm identities.”

Founded in 1982, the Minneapolis-based company has grown to a full-service technology provider with more than 250 employees.

The global policy is said to serve as a guideline for the ethical, moral, regulatory and security values applied to technological solutions that incorporate AI.

The $5,000 awards support the professional development goals of individual SIA members and student members who specialize in identity management.