Maxxess and SeeTec business video intelligence integration at Intersec

Visitors to Maxxess stand S1-D40 at this year’s Intersec in Dubai are getting a first glimpse of the commercial off-the-shelf (COTS)…
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Maxxess and SeeTec business video intelligence integration at Intersec

Integration with Maxxess eFusion combines the security management platform with powerful video management capability, while supporting business processes and complementing Maxxess mobile workforce apps

Visitors to Maxxess stand S1-D40 at this year’s Intersec in Dubai are getting a first glimpse of the commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) integration between Maxxess eFusion, an open and modular security management platform and SeeTec Cayuga, a next generation video management software (VMS) system suited to surveillance operations of any size or complexity.

The integration with SeeTec Cayuga – a simple, flexible VMS system that integrates with more than 2000 cameras from 60 leading manufacturers – allows users to intuitively search and instantaneously retrieve recorded images of incidents and display them alongside live images via the Maxxess eFusion interface. In the event of an incident, such as a forced door, an image is automatically presented to operators via the eFusion platform enabling a fast, efficient response and effectively closing security gaps often caused by disparate systems. For evidence purposes, a full sequence of video from any number of cameras can easily be exported in a wide range of formats.

Maxxess eFusion features more than 50 COTS integrations with third-party hardware and software. The new partnership with SeeTec gives customers even more freedom to choose from a wide range of best-in-class security and life safety technologies, while also driving operational efficiencies and increased resilience through eFusion’s single user interface and alarm management platform.

Maxxess and SeeTec business video intelligence integration at Intersec

In addition, customers can benefit from value-added SeeTec solutions utilising bespoke applications and analytics that extend modern video management beyond traditional security to support and optimise business processes in logistics, retail, transport and finance. This capability perfectly complements new Maxxess mobile apps that enable efficient management of workforce processes.

Lee Copland, Managing Director, Maxxess EMEA, noted:

“SeeTec Cayuga is a good fit for many of our existing customers. Combined with eFusion, it delivers an off-the-shelf solution to overcome a range of operational and process-led challenges as well as security and surveillance requirements. Both companies share the same vision of security being increasingly seen as less of a grudge purchase as organisations recognise the ability to mobilise and drive more value from technologies like remote monitoring.

With eFusion we give organisations the freedom to integrate back-office operations with surveillance, access control, fire and intruder systems from top security vendors, such as SeeTec, with less cost and complexity than conventional physical security information management (PSIM) solutions. At the same time, Maxxess next generation mobile apps have a force multiplier effect when used in conjunction with SeeTec solutions. They give customers added business intelligence, improved reporting and the ability to account for people and assets 24/7. These in turn increase productivity and improve efficiency from security and operations teams through to facilities, HR and senior management.”

Kaj Svenningson, Vice President of Business Development at SeeTec, added:

“Both SeeTec and Maxxess are committed to offering truly open, flexible and cost-effective solutions with the ability to scale and grow as businesses adapt. Managed through eFusion’s user-friendly interface, the COTS integration means less complexity for both installers and end users, while offering unlimited future expandability at affordable price points. Intersec is the ideal arena to showcase this technology partnership and we look forward to continuing our relationship with Maxxess, while driving value, increased security and better resilience for our customers.”

To see Maxxess eFusion and SeeTec Cayuga in action go to stand S1-D40 or for more information or please email [email protected].

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