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Pelco VMS Available with Intransa VideoAppliance(M2 PressWIRE Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Clovis, CA -- Pelco is pleased to announce the integration between its open software video management system and Intransa's VideoAppliance family of IP server, storage and server/storage appliances for physical security users, as Intransa joins the Pelco Partner First Program. According to Pelco officials, Pelco Digital Sentry and DS XPress video management software are now available as preloaded options with Intransa VideoAppliance for new IP surveillance deployments. Systems with Digital Sentry pre-loaded may be purchased from Intransa. Activation licenses may be purchased from Pelco. "The integration of popular Pelco products with simple-to-use IP appliances such as Intransa's offerings further demonstrate our continued commitment to be an Open Systems provider," says Dave deLisser, Pelco Director of Third Party Integration and Strategic Planning. "The integration and collaboration between Pelco and Intransa will greatly benefit our mutual customers," says George Vaiser, Intransa Vice President, Video System Applications. "We are truly excited about the ability to offer Pelco's outstanding products with the simplicity and flexibility of Intransa VideoAppliance." About Pelco Pelco, Inc. by Schneider Electric is a world leader in the design and development of video and security systems ideal for any industry. Pelco produces the security industry's most respected offering of discreet camera domes and enclosures, video matrix systems, next-generation digital video recorders, Full HD LCD monitors and megapixel cameras, IP solutions and fiber optic transmission systems for video/data - and much more. About Intransa Intransa, Inc., the VideoAppliance Company , delivers simple and scalable installer-ready appliances with patented optimization technology that is purpose-built for physical security and industrial video needs. Each Intransa VideoAppliance sets up in just minutes, eliminating the complexity, cost and ongoing support challenge of integrating commodity servers, storage and hardware with video management systems and other physical security needs. ((Comments on this story may be sent to [email protected])) (c) 2010 M2 COMMUNICATIONS |