Maxxess Systems, a provider of event response management and collaboration systems, is pleased to announce the integration of OpenEye Web Services (OWS) with Maxxess eFusion security management software.

eFusion is presently installed in thousands of facilities around the globe enabling security personnel to more precisely monitor and assess potential and emerging threats, and quickly respond to emergencies. This new integration enables the Maxxess monitoring software to retrieve video from OpenEye video surveillance systems through OWS and view it natively in eFusion.

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Maxxess eFusion security management has always focused on improving response to critical events"

Maxxess eFusion security management has always focused on improving response to critical events and security issues. The integration to OpenEye Web Services platform allows our security management software to enhance the features of access control, video surveillance, and other physical systems from one easy to use platform,” said Nancy Islas, President Maxxess Systems.

Users of the newly integrated systems can view both live and recorded video in reference to access control events. eFusion establishes a connection to recorders using OpenEye Web Services’ Web Connect technology, improving connection reliability and eliminating the need to manually manage connection settings or forward ports.

We are excited to provide users of the Maxxess eFusion security management software the reliability of Web Connect enabled video verification of events on their platform,” said Ian Siemer, OpenEye VP Product and Marketing. “Video verification is a crucial tool for providing situational awareness as well as reducing false alarms and improving response time.”

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