ProdataKey (PDK), manufacturer of cloud access control platform built for mobile, and Turing AI, manufacturer of cloud video surveillance systems and IP cameras, announced an integration that provides users with a 100 percent cloud-based platform.

There is no arguing that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in ways that once seemed unimaginable. 

More customers are using access control, and doing more with it, than ever before — and the industry has advances in access control software to thank for that.

A continuing strong economy, end user desires to do more with their access control systems and increasing interest in new technologies, integrations and models all led to a positive outlook in 2019 and a general feeling of optimism for 2020, with a few notes of caution.

ProdataKey (PDK), manufacturer of a cloud access control platform built for mobile, announced the imminent release of a new integration between the company’s pdk io platform and Comelit’s ViP video door entry system. The combined solution creates a comprehensive solution that’s ideal for commercial and multi-tenant residential properties, the companies described.

Is the cloud-based access control trend finally “hockey sticking?” For several years predictions that cloud will overtake on-premise access control solutions — particularly in the SMB market — have been swirling around the security industry.

ProdataKey (PDK), manufacturer of a cloud access control platform built for mobile, announced its integration with DW’s Spectrum IPVMS video management platform.

Corning High School, in Corning, Ark., has increased its security and greatly enhanced its lockdown capabilities by installing the ProdataKey pdk io wireless access control system. Pdk io is a wireless, cloud-based solution that provides advantages such as around-the-clock accessibility, remote management, superior backup and redundancy, automated updates, and strong cyber security. The installation was undertaken by Blue Sky Technologies of Jonesboro, Arkansas.