Systems Integrations, a premier security integration firm headquartered in Mullica Hill, New Jersey, has achieved certification as a Disability-Owned Business Enterprise (DOBE) through Disability:IN's Supplier Inclusion program. The certification, announced on April 21, 2026, recognizes that Systems Integrations is at least 51% owned, managed, and controlled by a person with a disability, a key requirement for DOBE status.
David Schulze, President of Systems Integrations, expressed enthusiasm about the designation. “Our clients already know the dedication, expertise, and innovative thinking we bring to every project. This certification provides yet another avenue for us to seamlessly align with their supplier diversity goals while continuing to deliver top-tier results,” Schulze said.
The Disability:IN Supplier Inclusion program links certified disability-owned businesses to organizations seeking a competitive edge in their supply chains. According to the program, DOBEs employ people with disabilities at 6-7 times the rate of their non-DOBE peers. This statistic underscores the broader impact of the certification: not only does it help companies meet diversity targets, but it also fosters inclusive employment practices. DOBEs are recognized nationally by The Billion Dollar Roundtable.
Systems Integrations specializes in commercial-grade, cloud-based physical security solutions, with a focus on high-security environments. The company operates with a “Cybercentric” approach, designing, deploying, and managing advanced video surveillance and access control platforms. “We believe that physical security and cybersecurity are inextricably linked, ensuring every physical electronic system we install is rigorously hardened as a network endpoint,” the company states.
The certification carries significant implications for Systems Integrations and its clients. For the company, it opens up new opportunities to work with organizations that prioritize supplier diversity, including many Fortune 500 companies that track DOBE spending. For clients, partnering with a certified DOBE can enhance their own diversity reporting and contribute to broader inclusion goals. The move also signals a growing recognition of disability-owned businesses in the security industry, potentially encouraging other firms to pursue similar certifications.
Disability:IN, the leading nonprofit resource for business disability inclusion, partners with leading companies to drive progress through initiatives and tools that deliver long-term business impact. More information about the organization can be found at https://disabilityin.org/.
