Galaxy Showcases Cloud Concierge Access Control Solution at ASIS 2017

  • Sep 26, 2017

Galaxy Control Systems, a leading provider of integrated access control and security solutions, is featuring its recently launched Cloud Concierge Access Control solution this week at their booth (#2241) at ASIS 2017. Galaxy Cloud Concierge is a complete turnkey, cloud-based, fully hosted and managed access control and monitoring solution that includes professional 24/7 management and supports industry standard access technologies. Available in three configurations, Cloud Concierge provides users and integrators alike with unrivaled versatility and efficiency.

“We’ve had a tremendous reception to our Cloud Concierge solution since its introduction earlier this year, said Rick Caruthers, Executive Vice President, Galaxy Control Systems. “For both the user and the reseller, the advanced access control and monitoring capabilities provided by Cloud Concierge are easy to implement and operate, while accommodating a wide variety of budgets and needs.”

Galaxy Cloud Concierge is available in three configurations:

Option one is an on-site, user-managed, cloud-based system. The customer purchases (or leases) the equipment from an authorized reseller/integrator who installs the system and provides training.

Option two is a remote cloud-based, user-managed integrated system. Equipment is purchased (or leased) from an authorized reseller/integrator who installs the hardware and provides training. The reseller hosts the integrated system with Galaxy System tools, including the mobile apps, and the user manages the activity.

Option three is a remote cloud-based, reseller/integrator managed integrated system. Equipment can be existing or new, and the reseller both hosts the system and manages the activity.

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