Founded in 1998, MaestroVision first specialized in broadcast technology providing high-end quality video servers and media asset management to broadcasters.
In 2013, we decided to diversify and offer this smart technology to other markets. Working closely with key collaborators in different sectors, such as law enforcement, justice, education, government, etc., MaestroVision has adapted this technology, offering latest technology solutions applied to different situations.
Our mission is to provide intuitive, innovative and easy-to-use video and audio solutions that are practical and convenient to everyone regardless of their technological experience or expertise.
Our vision is to provide all worldwide businesses and government entities with tools that allow them to simplify the acquisition and management of their audiovisual content.
Our customers and staff best describe us as:
Honorable – We follow our word with our customers and each other by ensuring we always deliver on our promises to our fullest capacity.
Committed– We’re dedicated to our employee’s personal and professional growth and our customer’s satisfaction.
Inventive – We consistently assess our customers’ needs and market trends to ensure our products maintain high quality and we can continue to provide efficient and effective solutions.
Kathryn Marsh is an Assistant Chief of the Special Victim’s Unit and Legislative Policy Co-Chair at the Office of the State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County in Maryland. She has held a caree...
MaestroVision has introduced a special 50% off discount for victim service non-profits, with the offer being available on recording hardware and software MaestroVision, the renowned audio and vid...
BOCA RATON, Fla. — First and foremost, MaestroVision wants to thank our essential workers and first responders in managing and putting their lives at risk during this pandemic. We couldn't continue...
MaestroVision understands the enormous amount of work required to bring an investigation to its conclusion. There is a colossal amount of document, video, audio and other evidences that needs to be...
BOCA RATON, Fla. — How do you facilitate suspect interviews? Where did you learn your techniques from? Education is crucial to consistently advance your skills in any field. We at MaestroVision ask...
While our lives have drastically changed during this health crisis, MaestroVision, considered an essential service to many industries, has been proactively seeking to bring new features much needed...
The Lantana Police Department, in Florida, builds an interview room with MaestroVision’s technology, including our Recording System and Video Library. In a constant effort to improve its productivi...
The Bromont Police Department builds an interview room with MaestroVision technology, including our Recording System. In an effort to improve productivity, the Bromont Police Department has just ac...
The L’Assomption Police Department builds an interview room with MaestroVision technology, including our Recording System. In an effort to improve productivity, the L’Assomption Police Department h...
The Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Police Department builds two interview rooms with MaestroVision technology, including our Recording System. In an effort to improve productivity, the Saint-Jean-sur-Ric...
Two LEOS answer Google’s Most Frequent Questions Regarding Suspect Interviews
An article in Q&A format covering aspects of facilitating a suspect interview
MaestroVision's Interview Recording Guide
Additional information from MaestroVision to supplement PoliceOne's How to Buy Interview Recording Systems
MaestroVision's Law Enforcement Blog
A collection of Articles from MaestroVision Subject Matter Experts
9 Elements to Consider When Designing a Trauma Informed Soft Interview Room
An article that covers 9 factors for Law Enforcement to consider when designing a Trauma Informed Soft Interview Room.
A Day in the Life of a Prosecutor during COVID-19
Kathryn Marsh, Assistant Chief of the Special Victim's Unit and Legislative Policy Co-Chair at the Office of the State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County in Maryland speaks with MaestroVisions VP of Marketing about what it is like to be a Prosecutor during COVID-19.
A Prosecutor Answers Google's Top 6 Admissibility Questions
Kathryn Marsh is back in this Q&A style Article to answer Google's top 6 admissibility questions.
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