Yale Locks & Hardware is showcasing a leading wireless access solution that offers flexible and scalable lock management, tailored specifically for the needs of small business, at ISC West 2016.
Kwikset brand of Spectrum Brands, Inc. hardware and home improvement division, unveiled the company’s first keyway-less touchscreen deadbolt at ISC West 2016.
Alarm.com announced new cameras and enhancements to its video service. Alarm.com has added the Alarm.com Wi-Fi Doorbell Camera - Skybell HD Edition to the Alarm.com Smart Home Security Platform, offering the first fully integrated mobile app experience with Skybell.
At ISC West 2016, STOPware Inc., a global leader in visitor management technology, is unveiling their enhanced PassagePoint Visitor Tablet solution, now with new features and functionality designed to significantly improve the convenience and efficiency of visitor registration. The tablet will be on display at the company’s booth (#19125).
STOPware Inc., a provider of visitor management technology, is demonstrating the advanced functionality of its PassagePoint Global and PassagePoint EDU Visitor Management Software solutions at ISC West 2016.
Altronix is demonstrating its Entrada2DMK Network Access FACP adapters at ISC West 2016. These adapters provide a supervised fire alarm interface, enabling network door controllers to release locking devices in a fire alarm condition while maintaining PoE to network door controllers and readers.
ISONAS Inc., a pure IP access control system manufacturer, has partnered with Open Options, an access control software manufacturer, to offer customers choice in access control software solutions.
RS2 Technologies LLC, a provider of access control systems, responding to continuing double-digit growth in sales of the company’s products, announced the formation of two new sales territories.
It was a very good year for access control, with most reporting double-digit growth. But market forces for change are definitely in the wind, such as unification, big data, cybersecurity and so much more.
The access control market has been historically slow to change. Complicated systems, proprietary products, and large card populations have been a tempering force on an otherwise dynamic industry.