New Video Highlights Morse Watchmans' Key Control and Asset Management Solutions

  • Mar 16, 2016

Morse Watchmans’ newest video titled “Think Inside the Box” tells the story of the company’s strong technology leadership and the innovative features and benefits its key control and asset management solutions deliver.

 

“We created this video to demonstrate the advanced technologies and integrations behind Morse Watchmans’ innovations and how these advancements have allowed us to take key control and asset management to new levels,” said Fernando Pires, VP Sales and Marketing, Morse Watchmans. “Our goal is to help security professionals and businesses discover the significant benefits of our high-tech systems and solutions.”

 

Morse Watchmans’ full line of key control and management products and systems offers secure solutions for addressing controlled usage and safekeeping of physical keys. The tamper-proof systems are designed so that only authorized users, using pre-programmed PIN codes, access cards or biometrics, can access keys. On-board advanced technology automatically records all access activity. Among the high-tech features the company’s solutions deliver are touch panels, fingerprint readers and card scanners for enhanced key and asset control and security; audible prompts to ensure proper removal and return of keys and assets; usage reports, alerts and remote management capabilities to further enhance the solutions’ effectiveness and efficiency.

 

Additional state-of-the-art key control and asset management functionality highlighted in the video includesconfigurability, networking and integrationcapabilities.

 

To view the video, visit http://www.morsewatchmans.com/company-overview-whiteboard-video or feel free to stop by their ISC West booth to view the video (booth 15109).


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