Sielox' AnyWare Browser-based Platform Puts Access Control Management on the Move

  • Sep 28, 2015

Sielox is demonstrating a number of updates to its innovative AnyWare Browser-Based Access Control Platform here at ASIS 2015 (booth #1245).

“Given the prevalence of smartphones, tablets and other devices in today’s ‘on-the-go’ world, we’ve come to expect mobile capability from a range of solutions,” said Karen Evans, CEO and President, Sielox . “AnyWare brings that capability to access control by putting system control and management in the palms of users’ hands. Security professionals can now use their mobile devices to monitor and manage access control from anywhere at any time, which delivers numerous benefits, including heightened awareness, extreme flexibility and cost savings.”

The intuitive and easy-to-use AnyWare solution features an improved GUI that includes icons and a chat function to ensure that all customers – from entry level through experienced security professionals – will be able to take advantage of the benefits of AnyWare. Additional updates Sielox has made to AnyWare include a multitude of access control capabilities.

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