PSIA to Demonstrate IP-System Interoperability at ISC West

March 10, 2010

The Physical Security Interoperability Alliance will showcase various PSIA-enabled products, including video surveillance, access control and intrusion detection, during a technology demonstration at the upcoming 2010 ISC West Conference and Exhibition in Las Vegas.

Leading IP device manufacturers, including Texas Instruments, UTC Fire and Security - A United Technologies Company, Arecont Vision, Milestone Systems, IQinVision, Synectics, Hikvision, GeoVision, Everfocus and Cyber Group will showcase solutions that leverage PSIA's IP specifications, which enable disparate products to communicate without integration. The event, which is open to all ISC West attendees, will be held on Thursday, March 25, 2010, at 3 p.m. in the Sands Convention Center.

"This technology showcase demonstrates the progress we have made over the past six months in reaching our goal of developing specifications that enable an entire IP solution," said Roger Richter, Chairman of PSIA Systems Working Group. "The steps we have made with all of our protocol and data definitions is truly significant, but the ultimate standard of interoperability is only achieved when all the pieces of the security ecosystem work together, without custom integration, in a cohesive fashion."

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