Proximex Surpasses More Than 200 Bi-Directional Global Integrations

  • Sep 19, 2012

Proximex, provider of physical security information management (PSIM), announced recently the company has surpassed a significant milestone with more than 200 bi-directional global integrations now available. The multiple award winning organization has experienced tremendous growth in products, services and project development since its inception in 2004.

Enforcing the value of this milestone is Proximex’s recent 2012 Frost & Sullivan Market Penetration Leadership Award for excellence in capturing the fastest measured rate of change in market share within its industry. The award recognized Proximex for a strong presence, sophisticated technology and company growth within the PSIM market.

“The company’s success in the global PSIM market has been driven by broader market penetration,” notes Frost & Sullivan Research Analyst Krzysztof Rutkowski. “The development of a holistic solution and the building of customer confidence through the assurance of future support and service have further underpinned the company’s superior market penetration.”

“Proximex has implemented proven and tested business and product development processes to produce integrations that meet customer requirements without compromising quality or project timelines,” says Larry Lien, vice president of product management for Proximex. “This enables us to effectively deliver value and manage the needs of our diverse customer environments. Our commercial and technology partners appreciate that they can trust us to deliver unparalleled bi-directional integrations in a timely manner.”

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