Arteco, a global provider of event-driven intelligent video management solutions, will present a series of seminars focused on highlighting the benefits of video surveillance and access control integration. Arteco will partner with ZKAccess to host a webinar on July 26, 2017, from 1 p.m.-2 p.m. Eastern, and a lunch-and-learn event on Aug. 2, 2017 from 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Central, at the Accu-Tech branch in Dallas, to display the benefits of the combination of these two intelligent platforms.

Organisations in a wide variety of markets are hungry for data and seek to gain as much information as possible about their business, daily operations, an emergency situation or security breach, and more. However, disparate pieces of information provide little value when trying to achieve this goal. To find the knowledge captured within data, it must be combined and presented in an intelligent way — allowing the user to make informed decisions based on a comprehensive view.

Analysing video surveillance and access control data

The ability to analyse both video surveillance and access control data enhances awareness by allowing users to gain greater insight and facilitate faster response. Combining the data into a single management platform ensures ease of use and understanding of critical data points.

Arteco Video Event Management Software (VEMS) is integrated with ZKAccess access control technology through Arteco's Open Connector, an integration platform that streamlines interoperability between third-party systems and the Arteco VEMS platform.

During the webinar, Arteco and ZKAccess will outline the advantages of this collaboration, discuss how to ease integration and installation between systems, and provide best practices for video surveillance and access control management.

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