CNL has integrated its latest software, IPSecurityCenter with the Transform A Controller and Middleware from Barco, a global leader in control room visualization. The integration of CNL's IPSecurityCenter with Barco's controller offers customers a one-stop shop for a control room management and vizualisation solution.

The two companies share the same goal of delivering technology to meet the strict requirements of control rooms, where operators need to take critical decisions in the blink of an eye. Barco has provided networked video walls and control room management software for reference installations worldwide. CNL is a pioneer in the rapidly growing global PSIM market. This solution has been applied and tested in both fully IP-based and hybrid environments. CNL and Barco have worked on several international critical infrastructure projects together, which has helped build this strategic relationship.

Keith Bloodworth, CEO of CNL says, "As a leading solution in the Integrated Situation Management and PSIM software markets, IPSecurityCenter is deployed in some of the most demanding security environments in the world. One of our greatest strengths is our ability to allow end users to choose the best of breed technology, and to do this we work closely with leading manufacturers." "Barco is internationally renowned for their cutting edge visualisation technology, especially in mission critical environments such as command and control centres. We are pleased to work with them, and our integration with their technology will see us working on more command and control centre deployments together in the near future."

Shane O'Reilly, Sales Manager for the Security & Monitoring Division at Barco commented "We are excited to work with CNL. Their integrated command and control software is helping to define the control rooms of tomorrow, and complements our range of high-end visualisation products. Barco has always worked closely with technology partners like CNL, as development together gives customers a seamless solution with greater functionality, and ultimately a more secure system."

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