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CNL, Pelco Form Technology Partnership

CNL has integrated several Pelco video products into its PSIM platform, IPSecurityCenter. The strategic partnership will see CNL integrating with other leading products from Pelco and will allow further sharing of SDKs, DDKs and APIs. The two companies “have a shared view of distributed intelligence for physical security, a move away from proprietary technology, which […]

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    CNL has
    integrated several Pelco video products into its PSIM platform,
    IPSecurityCenter. The strategic partnership will see CNL integrating with other
    leading products from Pelco and will allow further sharing of SDKs, DDKs and
    APIs.

    The two companies
    “have a shared view of distributed intelligence for physical security, a move
    away from proprietary technology, which has long been a limiting factor in
    truly collaborative physical security operations,” according to a joint
    statement.

    With its Partner
    First Program, Pelco security partners can develop security technologies within
    the company’s ecosystem.

    “We see this
    security enabling technology as a way of allowing physical security to engage
    with wider business operations,” says Stephane Lantoine, Pelco’s API business
    manager EMEA.

    The
    IPSecurityCenter platform is aimed at bridging the gap between physical
    security and IT. It creates network-centric, connected solutions that allow
    distributed video, audio or data without proprietary restrictions.

    “The use of
    IPSecurityCenter will allow users of Pelco’s products to integrate with other
    security systems to form a complete security management system,” according to
    Matthew Kushner, CNL’s president of the Americas. “It also allows further
    future integration possibilities with other business systems, such as BMS, HR
    and logistics.”

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