Dean Drako, president and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, will be leading a session at ISC-East in New York City: November 19, 2014, 2:15 pm – 3:15 pm ET Video Surveillance: Beyond Protection and into Business Operations Booth 282 What percentage of businesses currently plan to deploy surveillance for business
We try to keep our product simple and easy to use. One way we do this is by guiding new installers through the setup process. Below is the new setup process with guided instructions. When first logging in, you will be prompted to add a bridge. While the bridge is
Often there is repetitive motion in a scene that you want to ignore. A great example of this is a TV or a swaying tree. Having constant motion makes it difficult to quickly find the item you are looking for. It is like adding more hay to the stack when
Members of the Eagle Eye Team (including Dean Drako, president and CEO) will be attending ASIS in Atlanta, GA. Visit the team at Booth #851 and schedule a meeting, whether you’re looking to meet the team or get a quick demo. Hans Kahler
Our customers have asked for a little help with navigating the camera settings. We listened- and delivered. There is now a question mark icon (as indicated in the image below) that opens up a new window with detailed and guided help. Each of the camera setting tabs (camera, retention, resolution,
Dean Drako, President & CEO, Eagle Eye Networks Eagle Eye Networks just took its first outside investment – a multi-million dollar series B investment from Michael Dell, whom I’ve known since I was CEO of Barracuda Networks. As we all know, he’s very successful with great business insights. Rounding out
“Cloud services provide an opportunity for existing customers — including folks with analog cameras — to upgrade to the cloud. It can be done quickly and easily without having to forklift out a system to upgrade cameras to get them into the cloud,” Drako says. “It gets the dealer a
One of our employees was walking around the block when he saw an assault occurring in the alley behind our building. We called the police, let them know what had been witnessed, and told them that we had video of the incident- as we have security cameras around our building.
Approximately 65 percent of the companies in the survey claimed they wanted to implement some sort of cloud video recording, and 75 percent of the professionals acknowledged the advantages cloud-managed video surveillance systems have. Among their perks, these systems allow for flexible storage capacity, easier access to video content, and
“I want to be the number one cloud provider for video surveillance, both for security and operations functions,” concluded Drako. “Most of the resellers I talk to say, ‘I have 10 percent, 20 percent or 30 percent of my customers show up and say they want a cloud solution.’ Click
This is a B series round for Eagle Eye and the first money invested outside of the founder / CEO, Dean Drako, who previously founded Barracuda Networks. Click Here to read the article. The article is behind a subscription wall. Hans Kahler
Eagle Eye has certainly attracted some A-List investors for its endeavors. “There’s an opportunity to take the whole $30 billion industry and move it to the cloud.” … Drako mentions, “The recording equipment and old-fashioned cameras wired into the buildings were all designed in a different day and age, and
“I was greatly impressed with Dean Drako’s execution as founder and long-time CEO of Barracuda Networks” said Michael Dell. “Eagle Eye Networks will bring tremendous advances in video surveillance with a 100% cloud-managed system that meets rigorous security requirements. Cloud technology is transforming the video surveillance industry, with broad applications
Drako said that “providers must manage the bandwidth usage, [and] meet rigorous security requirements. Further, they must not tie users to a particular camera, so they can retain their investment in existing analog cameras, and also have the flexibility select the right ONVIF-compatible IP cameras for their business.” Click Here
“Eagle Eye Networks is enabling its resellers and end users to deploy one video management system which can support and adapt to their business needs across all applications,” Drako added. “Michael brings valuable insights as we accelerate our deployment, channel programme, and sales of our Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS.”
