30.05.2016 • Whitepaper • access control • Axis • nedap

Uncouple software from hardware

Both Axis and Nedap feel the importance of a scalable and flexible security solution for the end user. Daren Lang, Regional Manager Business Development Northern Europe at Axis Com...

Uncouple software from hardware

Both Axis and Nedap feel the importance of a scalable and flexible security solution for the end user. Daren Lang, Regional Manager Business Development Northern Europe at Axis Communications and Daryn Flynn, Business Development Manager UK at Nedap Security Management discuss how this can be achieved and emphasize the need to uncouple software from hardware in order to respond faster to changes.

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