The BioConnect Identity Platform, using Suprema biometric hardware, has been implemented by a provider of data centre colocation in London.The fingerprint access solution will be used by Netwise Hosting, which deliver enterprise-level hosted environments to firms worldwide, at an 11,000 sq. ft. data centre in London.”BioConnect really set themselves apart from the competition when it comes to support; they have a small team of highly experienced individuals who know the product and the associated software inside out,” says Matthew Butt, Netwise Hosting.Suprema biometric devices provided and supported by the BioConnect team now cover all high-security ingress and egress locations throughout the data centre facility.”We chose BioConnect for several reasons, primarily the ability to integrate their system seamlessly with Paxton Net2, but closely followed up by their feature set and quality of the readers themselves,” said Matthew Butt, Managing Director.
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