NEXT-GEN PSIM Top 10: #3 Breaking Obsolescence

The cost of keeping First-Gen PSIMs current has reached a point where an upgrade is likely the only practical option. They were built to support a project, not a long-term lifecycle where change and development are constant. So, how can you be assured this new generation of PSIMs is any different? In several years, might yet another generation of systems be similarly obsolete? Breaking the cycle of obsolescence is third on our list of top 10 requirements that successful companies want for their Next-GenPSIM. While, no one can precisely anticipate all the demands of future security leaders, to keep pace with our customers we’ve recommitted to our core mission of delivering an open-platform, one that is vendor-independent, providing customers with the flexibility to buy the best-of-breed devices and systems without compromising response or performance. Yet, we also believe that in this era of constant change, we can do even better, which is why we’ve completely redesigned the way we develop and architect software—we are proud to have developed the very first PSIM delivered as a hosted service. SAAS - DELIVERING AT HIGH VELOCITY Delivering our PSIM platform as a service was a profound change in the way we develop and maintain our software. Major software releases once or twice a year no longer meet requirements—our customers need us to implement changes immediately because the changes in their organization are organic—they’re happening now, not tomorrow. The processes we have in place deliver system changes immediately and with zero operational disruption. It’s a completely different way to organize work, design products, deliver features, and interact with our customers. For security managers, it means the products are no longer static; new features are released continually and seamlessly, all the while allowing operations to continue uninterrupted. A Next-Gen PSIM grows with your organization. ALWAYS REMAIN OPEN We also expanded our application APIs—upgrading the technology and functionality— so that our partners and customers would find these easier to use and have even more ways to share data with our platform. The more open the software is, the more adaptable it will be to future changes and to accommodating new technologies and products. Download the full whitepaper, Next-Gen PSIM: Top 10 Things Leading Command Centers Expect Today, to learn more.

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8. NEXT-GEN PSIM Top 10: #8 – Leveraging AI 

9. NEXT-GEN PSIM Top 10: #9 – Make Mapping Intuitive

10. NEXT-GEN PSIM Top 10: #10 – Mobility

ABOUT SIMON MORGAN

Simon Morgan is Chief Product Officer at SureView Systems, a leading provider of software for corporate physical security operations centers. He has spent 17+ years at SureView in increasingly senior roles — Technical Director, CTO, and Chief Product Officer — leading the company’s migration from on-premise to multi-tenant SaaS and launching its AI-driven Virtual Operator. He has personally driven enterprise wins with Fortune 500 organizations across technology, banking, energy, media, and pharmaceuticals. His career has focused on bridging technical strategy and commercial growth in enterprise security software.