Maxxess will showcase its eFusion open architecture software at IFSEC, and demonstrate how the security management system can be integrated with DirectIP HD surveillance products from IDIS.
On all three days of the show, Maxxess will demonstrate to visitors how reverse engineering through eFusion can streamline systems integration. Maxxess will also illustrate their range of third-party integrations and show how eFusion can accommodate new and legacy hardware.
Lee Copland, Maxxess Managing Director, EMEA, said: “Maxxess is delighted that IFSEC has returned to its original home in London. It will be a pleasure to show the market the recent innovations from Maxxess and we look forward to talking to integrators and end-users about recent case studies, which show our truly global reach.”
IFSEC 2014 will also see Maxxess launching ambit, a workforce management app, which operates within a structured, closed security network. Designed to close security gaps, ambit empowers staff by connecting mobile workforces. The app provides two-way communication via smartphone and tablet, and becomes more proactive the more it is used, according to the makers, prioritizing and continuously adapting to an organization’s needs.
To book a demonstration email [email protected] or go to www.maxxess-systems.com.
