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OnSSI is featuring security technology partner displays that showcase Ocularis's open platform
At this week’s ASIS 2011 Conference and Trade Show, OnSSI is featuring technology partner displays that showcase the benefits of Ocularis’s open platform architecture. Demonstrations include integrated solutions from Intransa in addition to other partner solutions such as access control, mobile, storage and facial recognition solutions.

The open architecture of Ocularis enables us to offer our solutions to new audiences through our technology partners,” said Gadi Piran, President and Chief Technology Officer, OnSSI. “We value this kind of collaboration as it demonstrates how open architecture supports technology partnerships to the benefit of all.”

Intransa’s integrated solution demonstrates its latest Physical Security Cloud technology, featuring an Intransa VDMR Edge Server running OnSSI’s Ocularis video management software. Multiple affordable Edge Servers can be deployed, all supported by Intransa VDMR Core Servers, in local or distant security operations centres. The system is ideal for standalone or global deployments of open video surveillance and other physical security applications.

“OnSSI’s open platform architecture has long been one of the top choices for Intransa’s customers, whether on our VideoAppliance for security practitioners, or for IT security pros with our VDMR Appliance for HP,” said Jeff Whitney, Vice President, Marketing, for Intransa. “Together Intransa and OnSSI are able to offer pre-tested, proven solutions for today’s video surveillance needs.”

 

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