Open Options to Showcase DNA Fusion and Unified Solutions at ISC West 2018

ISC West attendees are invited to visit Open Options at booth #3103 to learn about the latest features in the DNA Fusion platform, including FlexAPI, Open Options’ application programming interface, OpenDX database exchange software, and DNA Fusion’s Mobile and Web applications.

  • Mar 13, 2018

Open Options will showcase their DNA Fusion access control platform and its powerful components at ISC West 2018.

Considered the largest security industry trade show in North America, ISC West hosts nearly 30,000 security professionals and showcases a wide range of products and solutions from hundreds of industry manufacturers. ISC West attendees are invited to visit Open Options at booth #3103 to learn about the latest features in the DNA Fusion platform, including FlexAPI, Open Options’ application programming interface, OpenDX database exchange software, and DNA Fusion’s Mobile and Web applications.

Attendees will also be able to learn more about DNA Fusion’s numerous partnerships and integrated solutions with industry leaders such as Milestone, Allegion, Vingtor-Stentofon, ASSA ABLOY, thyssenkrupp, Traka, and many more.

"Our ability to provide the most IT-centric access control solution on the market is enhanced by unified partnerships and integrations with other leaders in the security industry, and we’re excited that ISC West 2018 will be our platform to announce the latest additions to our extensive partnership portfolio," said Open Options’ Founder & CEO, Steve Fisher. Fisher adds, "Each new integration adds robust functionality that enhances the DNA Fusion user experience and provides even more opportunities to supply our customers with a best-of-breed solution."

Just some of Open Options’ technology integrations that will be on display include:

• Mercury Series 3 SIO modules
• Traka key and asset management integration
• Vingtor-Stentofon AlphaCom substation
• ASSA ABLOY Aperio Hub and lock
• Schlage LE series wireless mortise lock
• Bosch intrusion detection integration
• thyssenkrupp destination dispatch integration
• ISONAS Pure IP RC-04 reader-controller

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