Axis Communications held the third edition of three day ‘Eye Connect – 2017’ event in Agra, with the theme ‘Integrated Security Solution – From Myth to Reality.’ To drive the shift towards integration of a surveillance and security solutions, a consortium of partners from the security ecosystem have come together to engage the customers, drive awareness on the state-of-the-art technology and identify challenges in the sector.
Rising threats to security and data management have raised the issue of creating a holistic system of surveillance, analytics, storage, video management, access control and network control. Axis, with their Ecosystem partners Allied Telesis, Milestone, iComply and Solus which showcased their latest offerings to 50 organisations including 60 end customers. The event also contained keynote addresses by the ecosystem partners and panel discussions on verticals such as critical infrastructure, smart cities and transportation.
On this occasion, Sudhindra Holla, Country Manager, Axis Communications said, “A nation can only be smart if it is safe. The third edition of Eye Connect focuses on bringing the Ecosystem partners and customers closer to each other under one roof. Creating a robust security infrastructure has many aspects and our consortium aims to provide the larger picture to our customers. They will gain knowledge of the various components that constitute the backbone of security. Our aim is to showcase end-to-end solutions to our customers. Last year we received positive interest and many solutions were eye openers for them, we therefore decided to host it again this year too.”
Sandesh Kaup, Country Manager, India & SAARC, Allied Telesis added, “The country is looking for robust & reliable security solutions. We created Eye Connect to streamline our efforts as an ecosystem to educate, empower and derive user feedback. The customers will learn about the latest products that are suited to their needs and the benefits of implementing a strong surveillance network. We hope to continue our efforts in this regard in the years to come.”
