A Security Solution for the 21st Century
Introducing Avanta, a scalable,architecture operating environment that enables end users to control, access and manage their security data like never before. Avanta collects, stores and responds to security data from across an enterprise. It provides an intelligent and comprehensive data management environment for any level of situation analysis.

With billions spent every year on professionally installed electronic security products and services, companies realize that security data is corporate data, as critical to the bottom line as other forms of information.

True Integration
The security industry struggles with the term integration. Everyone seems to have a different definition and this creates confusion among consumers, dealers, consultants and manufacturers. Here is one breakdown: systems can be defined as: stand-alone, interconnected and integrated.

	Stand-alone - manufacturing companies sell to dealers, who re-sell the systems to end users. Stand-alone systems include intrusion detection, access control and CCTV.
	Interconnected - mechanical connections between relay outputs from one stand-alone system's relay inputs to another. These tend to be inflexible, with data unusable for other purposes. Most intrusion, access control and CCTV systems are interconnected.
	Integrated - dealers and resellers develop custom software that allows multiple systems to communicate. Some systems provide software hooks for integration and they share a common database, sub-systems controlled through a single user-interface and that users across the enterprise can access the information.

Vigilos bases its strategy on developing a growing product line that addresses specific market requirements, and has released products to address these areas of need, such as employee safety, improved standards, information protection and a long-term software-based solution. Avanta meets our industry's needs for a centralized security integration software application for enterprise businesses, echoing JP Freeman's Integrated Security Systems Market Report (2000) that stated.
"End user's desire to mix and match equipment that uses a common software protocol is the factor that most heavily influences systems integrator's business".

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