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Integrated Asset Management Solutions Debut at ISC West

Morse Watchmans, SupplyPoint, and Newcastle Systems showcase a unified security and workflow ecosystem.

Morse Watchmans is highlighting a collaborative "Power of Three" initiative at ISC West, integrating key control with industrial vending and mobile workstations. The presentation at Booth 12109 marks a unified approach by parent company TouchPoint Inc. to manage the entire lifecycle of critical assets.

The center of the display features the new KeyWatcher Sentinel, a scalable electronic key control system designed for real-time tracking and centralized oversight. By linking this system with SupplyPoint’s RotoFlex industrial vending solution, organizations can extend accountability from physical keys to high-value tools and consumables, creating a single chain of custody.

The ecosystem is rounded out by Newcastle Systems’ mobile computer workstations. These platforms allow for real-time data entry and inventory management in sectors ranging from healthcare to manufacturing.

"For the first time, our customers can walk into a single booth and see the entire lifecycle of critical assets managed by proven solutions from trusted brands," said Tim Purpura, VP of global sales and marketing at Morse Watchmans.

The integrated platform is designed to secure expensive assets, automate locker management through key control authorization, and provide centralized reporting across distributed facilities. These solutions are supported by a global network of authorized resellers to ensure consistent international deployment.

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Jesse Jacobs is assistant editor of SecurityToday.com.

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