Security needs of all sizes can be efficiently met with Axxon Next VMS software

Axxon Next will be demonstrated to security distributors and systems integrators at SecurityUser Expo 2013

PTZ Security, an AxxonSoft-certified distributor, will showcase Axxon Next at Denmark’s SecurityUser Expo 2013.

PTZ Security will introduce visitors at SecurityUser Expo 2013, to be held in Copenhagen, Denmark from 17 to 19 September of this year, to state-of-the-art AxxonSoft software. Next-generation, open-platform Axxon Next video management software (VMS) will be demonstrated to security distributors, wholesalers, and systems integrators at one of the marquee events in the important Scandinavian market.

Exciting innovations from AxxonSoft put Axxon Next on a whole new level of performance, reliability, efficiency, functionality and accessibility. Video surveillance systems based on Axxon Next can scale infinitely: there are no restrictions on the number of video servers, workstations or video cameras. Axxon Next also plays well with other devices and systems. Support for over 1,000 models of IP cameras is included, as well as remote access from mobile devices and a web interface. The software’s intuitive interface makes navigation a breeze and increases workflow efficiency.

"We are very happy to have a partner like PTZ Security in Denmark, with great technical knowledge and many years of experience in the IP and security market. I am sure the show will be a big success for PTZ Security as well as for AxxonSoft," said Harald Lutz, Technical Manager at AxxonSoft.

Security needs of all sizes – from those of large-scale distributed facilities to the smallest sites – can be efficiently met with Axxon Next video management software. Every license includes full, unrestricted VMS functionality, even on systems of just one camera. Users on tight budgets will appreciate the free version of the program, which supports up to 16 camera channels.

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