Partner Article
ievo partner with Canadian company Genetec INC.
North East based ievo Ltd have announced their exciting new partnership with Genetec Inc. - providers of access control systems. Ievo - specialists in biometric readers - has joined the Genetec technology platform to greatly enhance their customer’s experience.
The partnership between the two firms will provide integrated fingerprint authentication systems for better access control to the users of the established Genetec Security Centre.
Engineers from ievo and Genetec INC. have been working extremely closely to ensure the ievo software directly integrates with the Genetec Security Centre - providing easy and greater access and opportunities for existing clients. The Security Centre communicates with ievo systems - via the SQL software - to enhance reliability and ensure correct user access and permissions are distributed.
The partnership is designed with the clients in mind, helping them to save significant time and money. Similarly, the seamless integration is a cost-effective and secure method for protecting your business. Today, with security an ever-increasing concern, the access control systems provide an alternative to key cards and passwords, which can leave your company vulnerable to security breaches and sophisticated hackers.
Shaun Oakes, Managing Director for ievo Ltd, said: “We are excited to be joining the Genetec technology partnership program. Not only are we integrating two leading solutions for enhanced access control infrastructures, but we are also expanding our portfolio of working partnerships which will allow us to provide our system installers and end-users a wider selection of beneficial access control solutions.”
Francois Brouillet, Commercial Manager – Access Control, Genetec, said: “Our technology integration relationship with ievo for access control efficiencies comes at an exciting time for Genetec, and will provide greater flexibility and choice for our end-users, adding another competitive edge for our unified security platform in what is an evolving marketplace.”
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Robbie Thompson .
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