Godfather’s Pizza is a privately owned restaurant chain headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. As they expanded, they found their existing video surveillance system was costly and inconvenient when adding new locations. Godfather’s Pizza wanted a video surveillance system that could support their growing business, scaling easily and affordably as they added
Pepperjax Grill is a sandwich shop headquartered in Omaha, Nebraska. They had an outdated video surveillance system installed in their restaurants that made it impossible to manage multiple locations at once remotely. As the restaurant added more locations, the initial system became more and more of a problem. Pepperjax Grill
The Melt is a sandwich shop specializing in gourmet grilled cheese. Their previous video surveillance solution consisted of a DVR in the back of each store. The management staff consistently had trouble accessing video footage and began looking for a replacement system. The Melt chose Eagle Eye Cloud VMS at
A Pinkberry franchisee has five locations in Atlanta, Georgia. The franchisee had an outdated video surveillance system that didn’t allow him to view video remotely or easily access video footage. He began looking for a new solution that would allow him to utilize his existing analog cameras because he didn’t
In July 2017, cyber security researchers discovered a serious flaw, which they named “Devil’s Ivy”, that exists in nearly all cameras supporting the popular ONVIF specification. The flaw allows hackers to take full control of ONVIF-compliant cameras. Most camera makes and models are vulnerable, including top brand high-quality cameras. Within
SKEPP is an innovative Dutch real estate company aimed at creating offices that employees feel inspired to work in. They focus on buildings where multiple tenants and companies can co-exist to encourage cooperation and collaboration between these groups. One of the biggest challenges for SKEPP was keeping track of the
A Taco Bell franchisee owns eight restaurants in Rhode Island and Connecticut, and decided to upgrade his traditional video surveillance system. He was frustrated because his video was taking a long time to load, and required him to travel to each individual location when he wanted to view video. The
A Domino’s Pizza franchisee in Arkansas with 22 locations was using an outdated video surveillance system that was not cost effective and difficult to use. According to the franchisee, the original system would take several days or sometimes weeks to retrieve recorded video of an incident. The franchisee approached Eagle
TruFusion offers a variety of workout classes all under one roof. From yoga to barre to boxing, they do it all. TruFusion was looking for a video surveillance solution that would assist with both security and liability protection, as well as operational training and improvement. They also needed a system which would allow
This Gold’s Gym franchisee did not have a video surveillance solution in place prior to working with Eagle Eye Networks. To stem the tide of rising insurance claims, he was highly motivated to introduce a solution, which would help him avoid liability claims. It’s common for gyms to deal with lawsuits,
The managers of a jewelry store in Jacksonville, FL wanted an advanced video solution, which would give them the ability to set up motion alerts. They also wanted to be able to access the video from their mobile device. The Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS was the ideal solution, allowing
Century 21 Action Plus Realty has seven locations across New Jersey. These locations were originally secured by an outdated access control system with limited capabilities that was difficult to administer, time consuming, and costly. The outdated system also did not provide any auditing, reporting or integration with video capabilities and
The corporate mantra “Utilize TCO instead of purchase price when making purchasing decisions” means evaluating a project’s Total-Cost-of-Ownership over its lifetime period as the primary cost factor. … More often than not in today’s security purchases, the decision rests mainly on the purchase price, however, the intelligent and savvy buyer looks at
Eagle Eye Networks launched the CameraManager MobileSDKv2. The Eagle Eye CameraManager platform allows partners to integrate CameraManager into their own platform. The MobileSDK is the essential building block for partners to integrate Eagle Eye CameraManager into their own mobile applications. It allows partners to focus on the user interface while
Open platform The Eagle Eye CameraManager platform is an open platform which can be integrated by third party developers. Partners can create their own mobile and web applications based on the CameraManager Cloud. Partners are integrating Eagle Eye CameraManager into their own mobile app. MobileSDK The MobileSDKv2 is the new
