While cloud has been resisted for access control by some, there is no longer a doubt that access control in the cloud is the way the market is going, and it will soon be the predominant technology.

Moving to the services model has added value to the business of iPulse as well as to its customers, while avoiding the hardware margin game.

The biometrics market of the future will be ‘touchless’ and ‘touch’, but more importantly, will be integrated into a wide range of services that reach more of our lives than ever before.

Securely controlling who has access to your data centre and when is critical to the overall security of the site, says Gary Chalmers, CEO of iPulse Systems.

While the virus is capable of lingering on public surfaces, studies show that this is not a major source of infection as many believe it to be.

Hitachi Europe, a pioneer of finger vein biometric technology and iPulse Systems have announced a partnership to allow iPulse to distribute Hitachi’s VeinID products and solutions in Africa.

iPulse Systems has expanded significantly in the past two months, bringing on board three new employees and moving offices to much larger premises, located in the same office park.

Access control will be subsumed under the IoT banner as the demand for more integration and the resulting business intelligence grows.

From a DJ to South Africa’s security industry disruptor, Gary Chalmers is leading the market into the ‘as-a-service’ business model.