AMAG, EMC, ImageWare, Lockheed Martin, Route1 and MOBOTOUR Discuss Security Threats and Solutions

NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwired - Jan 13, 2016) - EMC Corporation (NYSE: EMC), Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), ImageWare Systems (OTCQB: IWSY); Route1 (TSX VENTURE: ROI).

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Connect:ID 2016: Physical & digital identity in the 21st century
March 14-16, 2016 - WEWCC, Washington, DC, USA

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Thought Leaders Discuss Security Threats and Solutions In Exclusive Interviews on SecuritySolutionsWatch.com

AMAG Technology

AMAG Technology Announces Symmetry™ GUEST Visitor Management
New cloud-based visitor management system improves visitor experience, enhances security and recedes costs.

AMAG Technology is pleased to announce the release of Symmetry™ GUEST, a new web-based visitor management system that speeds the flow of visitors while improving customer service. Symmetry GUEST enhances a visitor's experience while helping organizations enforce security policies and reduce costs.

Symmetry GUEST operates on any tablet, smart phone or PC using any web browser. The mobility of GUEST is ideal for roving lobby ambassadors or self-service touch-screens to check-in visitors, contractors or visiting employees. The system issues a visitor pass electronically to the visitor's smart phone via a QR code or barcode, similar to an airline boarding pass. This allows visitors to be identified quickly by the system or directly from their phone. If utilizing GUEST self registration, visitors can check-in and print their visitor pass automatically, allowing the receptionist to focus on greeting the guest rather than soliciting paperwork.

"Symmetry GUEST offers a highly secure, yet easy to use solution to vet and manage visitors for any size organization," said AMAG Technology, Vice President of Client Services, Jeff LeBlanc. "Symmetry GUEST enhances the visitor experience, improves lobby traffic flow while enforcing security policies." 

For more information, please click here, or here: http://www.amag.com/en-US/Company/News/2016/01/12/Symmetry%20GUEST/

And, for our complete interview with Matt Barnette, President, AMAG, please click here or here:
www.securitysolutionswatch.com/Interviews/in_Boardroom_AMAG_MattBarnette.html . For more information: www.AMAG.com

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EMC

Mr. Ken Mills, Global Surveillance Strategy & Business Development, EMC, told us, "A challenge I've seen with many public safety organizations is the inability to see the holistic picture when it comes to managing data. Addressing the topic of body-worn devices cannot be done independently of other data sources. In November, I participated on a Secured Cities panel with Rodney Monroe, the recently retired Chief of Police for Charlotte, NC. Chief Monroe highlighted three key things that police departments must to do before deploying body-worn cameras.