Matrix looks forward to meeting customers and prospective SIs at SA-11, Dubai from 17th to 19th January, 2016 to discuss their requirements and offer better solutions
Matrix will showcase its time-attendance solutions, COSEC access control and SATATYA SAMAS centralised management software

Matrix, a leading telecom and security solutions company, will be participating at the INTERSEC 2016, Dubai. Matrix will be showcasing its well-engineered, enterprise grade security solutions encompassing time-attendance, access control and video surveillance solutions.

“INTERSEC has proven to be a great platform for us to spread our business on an international scale. This exhibition brings all prospective system integrators and customers on a common platform, enabling us to showcase our well-engineered products and explain how they can aid in changing their equation of growth, profitability and sustenance”, said Abhay Joshi, International Sales Manager.

Under Access Control solutions, Matrix will be showcasing COSEC ARC single door access control, QR Code based access control, COSEC DOOR FMX multi spectral fingerprint sensor, and Palm vein reader. For the time-attendance solutions, Matrix will exhibit the newly launched Job Processing and Costing solution at the exhibition.

Under the video surveillance domain, Matrix will be launching SATATYA SAMAS, its enterprise grade centralised management software, at the exhibition. SATATYA SAMAS is a fully distributed solution designed for 24x7 video surveillance needs of multi-location, multi-server organisations.

Matrix looks forward to meeting customers and prospective SIs at SA-11, Dubai from 17th to 19th January, 2016 to discuss their requirements and offer better solutions.

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