Sage Integration Adds Dallas-Fort Worth Area Office

KENT, Ohio – Sage Integration, a security integration provider serving enterprise Fortune 100 clients, has opened a Texas office to support a growing list of clients in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.

The office, located in the Dallas suburb of McKinney, provides the office and inventory storage space to rapidly deliver Sage Integration’s client-centric approach to service and innovative security solutions.

Sage Integration COO John Nemerofsky will locate in the new McKinney facility along with project managers, systems engineers and vertical market leaders.

“We’ve seen tremendous growth in our business in the Dallas-Fort Worth area,” Nemerofsky says. “This new office assists us as we work with Metroplex area organizations to protect their people, facilities and reputations. Providing our clients with industry-leading services is a core Sage Integration value.”

Nemerofsky, who is a member of SSI’s Editorial Advisory Board, says that the company, with its strong leadership team and financial background, is developing a national footprint for serving enterprise organizations through both organic growth and acquisitions of leading regional integrators. He adds the company plans new offices in several more U.S. cities to meet growing demand.

The integration firm formed in 2019 by merging two regional security providers, AYSCO Security Consultants and DTS Security. The Texas office is the third for Sage Integration; the other two are located in Kent, Ohio, and Atlanta.

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