MMA adds network systems specialist

May 5, 2008 -- M. Malia & Associates, Inc. (MMA), a consultancy and design firm specializing in professional security systems, announced that Patrick Perry has joined the company as a network systems specialist.

May 5, 2008 -- M. Malia & Associates, Inc. (MMA), a consultancy and design firm specializing in professional security systems, announced that Patrick Perry has joined the company as a network systems specialist.

According to the firm, Perry is responsible for providing network system designs and other related plans for the enterprise management of integrated networked security systems. The firm says that his extensive experience as a systems engineer in the health and gaming industries makes him uniquely qualified to provide the high level of support clients have come to expect from MMA.

"Patrick's experience as a systems engineer will allow us to widen our scope of services," comments Michael J. Malia, president of MMA. "This will include activities such as system design for local area network implementation, configuration management, software and hardware maintenance, network and enterprise systems management, as well as integration, help desk, disaster recovery, software development, training and other mission critical support services."

Separately, MMA announced that it has relocated to larger offices in its building complex, located in Egg Harbor Township, NJ. The company says the move is largely the result of its expanding business volume and an associated expansion in its ranks.

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