Salient Systems Certifies Latest Product with AMAG Technology

  • Jan 24, 2013

AMAG Technology, an access control, IP video and intrusion detection (IDS) solution provider, announced that Salient Systems has certified its CompleteView v4.0 video surveillance management system with AMAG’s Symmetry v7.0.1 security management system. This combines the latest generation of video management software with AMAG’s newest version of Symmetry access control software.  AMAG and Salient cooperatively tested and certified this integration.

“Salient proactively maintains its certifications with AMAG’s Symmetry SMS to provide up-to-date integration for advanced video surveillance solutions for our customers,” said Extended Business Solutions, Program Manager, Shae Taylor.

CompleteView is built on the foundation of open architecture and provides the tools for unlimited scalability and flexibility to manage multiple servers and sites. Utilizing Single Seat Administration, CompleteView administrators can:

  • Monitor the status of any and all servers;
  • Add or remove users;
  • Change configurations on servers and clients; and
  • Push software updates out to servers and clients from a single, desktop application.

To further simplify and organize complex deployments, CompleteView Enterprise allows for large sets of view layouts and maps to be grouped in a hierarchy using Structured View.

Salient Systems is a manufacturer of video surveillance management systems (VMS). Salient offers network-friendly, comprehensive IP and analog systems built on open architecture. As the recognized transition leader, Salient provides the industry’s most straight-forward, cost-effective approach to video surveillance and its transition from analog to IP surveillance solutions.

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