With platinum level accreditation, Honeywell will have access to Mirasys’ technical information 
 Mirasys will offer Honeywell standardised frameworks that ensure quality IP security integrations
Honeywell announced it has received platinum level accreditation on the Mirasys technology partner programme. Helsinki-based Mirasys, a provider of open platform high-resolution IP video and audio surveillance solutions, will provide Honeywell with standardised frameworks that ensure quality IP security integrations, as well as tools for turning technical integration work into tangible business benefits. This will greatly benefit customers wishing to use a Honeywell and Mirasys IP security solution.

As part of the programme, Honeywell will have access to technical information including Mirasys product roadmaps, testing and demonstration licences, and market resources, such as documentation and ready-made Mirasys-led integration capabilities. In addition, the accreditation will allow Mirasys and Honeywell to meet pre-defined integration targets and functionalities which can be set through commonly approved business cases.

"Working together with Honeywell allows Mirasys to expand availability of flexible and future-proof solutions to video system customers worldwide," said Jukka Riivari, CEO, Mirasys. "Both Mirasys and Honeywell are committed to driving innovation in the market, helping end-users to achieve evolving surveillance goals while enabling new business opportunities for both organisations."

"The first Honeywell products to integrate with the Mirasys platform as a result of this new relationship are the new H.264 EQUIP® IP cameras (HD3MDIHX, HD4MDIHX and HCD5MIHX)," comments Jeremy Kimber, Commercial Operational Marketing Leader EMEA, Honeywell Security Group. "Future product compatibility is ensured as new Honeywell IP hardware and software that are developed will also be integral to the technology partner programme."

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