Malaysia is one of Southeast Asia‘s top travel destinations, possessing an extensive range of attractions and activities that cater for the cosmopolitan shopper, culture enthusiast, history buff and nature lover. The airport is always filled with travellers. The constant flock of tourists has kept the businesses in the airport thriving, yet at the same time, brings various safety concerns to the owners and the airport authorities. Sushi2Go, located at one of the terminals inside Kuala Lumpur International Airport, recently experienced a surveillance system setup. The solution and the equipment were provided by VIVOTEK and Taching Electronic Sdn. Bhd, distributor of VIVOTEK in Malaysia. There are several terminals within the Kuala Lumpur International Airport: Main Terminal and a contact pier, Satellite Terminal A, Low Cost Carrier Terminal and KL City Air Terminal. Sushi2Go sits on the shop lot situated in the Low Cost Carrier Terminal (LCCT). LLCT is a project specifically designed and built to accommodate the high growth of passenger movements for the Low Cost Airlines. Sushi2Go is a Japanese fast food restaurant specializing in sushi take-out services, in particular for busy travelers who are always on the go. According to Steve Chow, Sales Manager of Taching Electronic Sdn. Bhd, the owner of Sushi2Go was in the process of developing business strategies to enhance his business and improve sales performances. Security cameras could not only help track the traffic flow and the general surroundings of his store but also maintain quality control for better customer services. Most importantly, they play a vital role in combating criminal activities, such as internal as well as external thefts, robberies, vandalism and other incidents resulting in inventory shrinkage.

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