As part of the Bosch Integration Partner Program developers gain a comprehensive library of reusable software components
The program provides partners with dedicated resources to ensure support of Bosch video products

Bosch Security Systems, Inc. is moving to a whole new level of interoperability with the launch of its Integration Partner Program. The program provides partners with powerful development tools and dedicated resources to ensure support of Bosch video products within third-party solutions. A new web portal and solution advisor also helps integrators identify the compatible software and products that are right for their video projects. The result is greater flexibility for end users to utilize Bosch IP video devices with the software and storage platforms that best address their security surveillance needs.

“The security market is extremely diverse, and we are making it easy for customers to leverage Bosch’s unique video products and features using their preferred software and storage platforms,” said Rudolf Spielberger, Head of the Integration Partner Program at Bosch Security Systems. “We’re providing an excellent resource in enabling and supporting the integration of our products into comprehensive solutions that meet the specific requirements of the end user.”

As part of the program, developers gain a comprehensive library of reusable software components and sample code to facilitate faster integration of Bosch IP devices into their applications. Bosch engineers also help optimize support of video product features for more complex projects.

For integrators, immediate access to the latest information on the compatibility of Bosch devices with other video management systems or storage products makes it easier to design best-of-breed solutions.

For end users, stringent testing of all third-party solutions listed in the web portal ensures seamless integration of Bosch IP devices and simple operation.

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