James will also detail how PSIM helps maximise operational systems, which include building management systems, life and safety systems and other IT systems
James Whybrow, Director of VidSys will detail how PSIM software can address the security needs

VidSys, a leading provider of Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) software, recently announced details of its participation at ASIS Middle East 2013, taking place February 17-19 in Dubai.

 Who: James Whybrow, director, EMEA, VidSys

 What: Senior security industry decision makers from across the Middle East will have the opportunity to experience a hands-on VidSys PSIM software demonstration at the SecuTronic booth. Visitors will learn how PSIM integrates data from disparate security technologies as well as operational data to identify, analyze, verify and resolve situations faster and more efficiently. To show how PSIM software can address the business and security needs of both public and private organizations, James will share real-world examples of how PSIM software has been used to monitor for, respond to and manage potential security challenges ranging from protecting the President of the United States and international Olympic athletes, to securing major cities and critical national infrastructure including oil, gas and mining hubs, and international ports and airports. James will also detail how PSIM helps maximize operational systems that organizations and agencies rely on, including building management systems, life and safety systems and other IT systems.

 When: Sunday, February 17 – Tuesday, February 19 during exhibit hours

Where: InterContinental Dubai – Festival City, VidSys will be at the SecuTronic booth

 

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