Wavestore have also been invited to demonstrate its highly acclaimed VMS on the Axis, Canon and Dahua stands
Wavestore will demonstrate how its open platform VMS can work in harmony with other solution providers

Wavestore’s ongoing commitment to work closely with third party security solution providers will be highlighted at IFSEC International 2014.

IP and 360 degree cameras, as well as software from a large number of technology partners, will be installed on stand D1350 in order to demonstrate how Wavestore’s open platform video management software (VMS) can work in harmony with other solution providers to offer a seamless integrated security solution.

Axis, Ampleye, Canon, Datasat, Dahua, Herta, icomply, MOBOTIX, MORIS, Oncam, RIVA and Samsung Techwin are among the many manufacturers whose video surveillance cameras or software will be on the Wavestore stand. Wavestore have also been invited to demonstrate its highly acclaimed VMS on the Axis, Canon and Dahua stands.

“Our ability to cooperate with these highly successful and respected technology partners is a direct result of our long established open platform philosophy," said Chris Williams, Director of Wavestore. “Our ONVIF Profile S Conformant open platform VMS, which is recognised worldwide for its ease of use, flexibility and scalability, is able to integrate with virtually any third party technology or system to deliver, a total security solution, regardless of the size or complexity of the project.”

“Wavestore’s open design has been enhanced by the recent introduction of WaveSTAR, a feature which impressively offers a fast multi-purpose translation capability to facilitate the rapid integration of any third party’s protocols. This has already fulfilled applications in the retail, energy, homeland security and education sectors.”

In the region, 45,000 visitors are expected to visit IFSEC International 2014 which has been at the heart of the security market for more than 40 years. This year, for the first time, it will take place at ExCeL London on 17-19 June.

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