This year’s winner will be revealed on April 17 throughout a virtual awards ceremony.

MCLEAN, Va. – The Monitoring Association (TMA) and Safety Sales &amp Integration (SSI) have announced the finalists for the TMA/SSI 2023 Monitoring Technologies “Marvel” Award.

The 3 finalists are:

• Edgeworth Safety
• National Monitoring Center
• Statewide Central Station

The award, honoring innovations in monitoring center technologies, is co-sponsored by TMA and Safety Sales &amp Integration (SSI) and coordinated by the TMA Technologies Committee.

The goal of the Marvel Award is to deliver recognition for monitoring centers making and/or utilizing cutting-edge technologies to raise awareness of these new technologies.

“The monitoring market is experiencing exponential shifts as new technologies emerges,” says TMA Technologies Committee Co-Chair Sascha Kylau, OneTel Safety. “Our target with this award is to bring these monitoring centers and their partners who are demonstrating how new technologies are enabling safety monitoring providers to attain new levels of efficiency and service. It is thrilling to see the evolution firsthand.”

The Marvel Award will be presented to 1 general winner for the “best adoption of new technologies to advance your company.” Submission categories for the award integrated:

• Ideal implementation of video verification
• Ideal implementation of PERS monitoring
• Ideal technologies to develop efficiency in monitoring
• Ideal cybersecurity
• Ideal new company model and
• Ideal migration to the cloud.

The TMA/SSI 2023 Marvel Technologies Award will be presented on April 17 in a virtual awards ceremony. The winner will be featured in the August 2023 Monitoring Situation of SSI. Runners-up will also get coverage in the challenge.

The Monitoring Association (TMA), formerly the Central Station Alarm Association (CSAA), is an international non-profit trade association that represents experienced monitoring firms, safety systems integrators and providers of items and solutions to the market. Incorporated in 1950, TMA represents its members ahead of Congress and regulatory agencies on the regional, state and federal levels, and other authorities getting jurisdiction (AHJs) more than the market.