Mayflex, the cabling infrastructure, networking and electronic security solutions distributor, has announced the release of Wavestore VMS software for the Middle East.
Winner of two Queen’s Awards for Enterprise, this industry-leading software delivers a host of powerful video, data and audio management and recording benefits to new or existing security systems. Sitting at the heart of an electronic security solution, Wavestore’s truly independent, open platform Video Management Software (VMS) enables organisations to unlock the full potential of an integrated solution and maximise return on investment.
Sitting at the heart of a security solution, Wavestore’s open platform Video Management Software (VMS) offers so much more than just industry leading video and recording management. As well as bringing together audio, data and video, including images from the very latest ultra-high definition and 360° fish eye cameras, Wavestore provides a platform that makes integration between disparate third-party technologies simple.
“Our VMS unlocks a host of business intelligence and operational benefits and enables the deployment of technology such as intelligent video analytics, whilst augmenting often ‘dumb’ systems with video and ease of control to create a much more powerful and effective total security solution,” said Ross McLetchie, Director of Sales, MEA, Mayflex.
With a simple ‘buy-once’ licence model you are able to purchase the number of channels required, change cameras as often as you like, easily add additional licenses as your system grows; or upgrade to the next level of software – all managed via licence key so there’s never a need to reinstall software.
“The great thing about Wavestore is that it integrates with all of our current security products, is open platform, good scalability and has no recurring annual licences costs. The official launch will be during Intersec 2016 in Dubai, from 17th January to the 19th January 2016, where Wavestore will be present at our stand for demo’s and customer presentations,” added McLetchie.
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