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Eagle Eye Networks will market cloud-based platforms Eagle Eye Cloud VMS, aimed at small to enterprise customers, and Eagle Eye CameraManager, for micro businesses and consumer OEM applications. Long established as the leader in cloud-based video surveillance in North America, the company will now target potential customers in Colombia, Peru,
Interview with José Ignacio Sainz Macías, Director of Sales and Business Development of Eagle Eye Networks for Iberia The evolution of CCTV has been continuous since its appearance in the 40s for the observation of the launching of rockets. The recording in video tapes and later in hard disks, the
Control remotely who can open which door and ensure that no uninvited guests arrive. That is the idea behind the collaboration between Eagle Eye Networks and SALTO Systems. To this end, Spanish SALTO integrates Eagle Eye’s cloud-based video monitoring system into its own Keys-as-a-service application. The announced partnership offers significant
Colombia. Eagle Eye Networks, a technology company of video surveillance in the cloud, confirmed the expansion of its operations in Latin America. With this expansion, the brand will provide support to customers in more than 80 countries and will generate operations in its Datacenters in 11 countries. This innovation will
Eagle Eye Networks announced the introduction of an open, public domain, secure, plug and play communications framework that enables video manufacturers to connect cameras, DVRs and encoders to the cloud. Eagle Eye Networks’ Cloud Camera Specification has been developed with 10 years of experience gained from practical integrations with camera
Eagle Eye Networks is the leader in cloud-based video surveillance market in North America. Eagle Eye Networks acquired, in 2017, Panasonic Cloud Management Services Europe BV, a provider of similar systems with a strong presence in Europe, the Dean Drako-founded company is now targeting expansion across EMEA too. Adam Bannister,
Eagle Eye Networks introduces open source software for the ‘plug-and-play’ connection of cameras, DVRs and encoders to the cloud during the IFSEC trade fair. This software, EE Connect, is based on 10 years of experience with practical integrations, according to the service provider specialized in ‘Security in the Cloud’. The
Eagle Eye, the cloud-based surveillance company, will showcase its new open, public domain, secure, plug and play communications framework that enables video manufacturers to connect cameras, DVRs and encoders to the cloud, at IFSEC International 2019. Its Networks’ Cloud Camera Specification has been developed with 10 years experience gained from
The trend towards moving video surveillance to the cloud continues. What opportunities does technology offer the industry in general, and what exactly is Eagle Eye Networks’ solution? Like a lot of industries, the security industry is changing at a rapid pace. The Telecom and IT sector has moved to cloud
Eagle Eye Networks, globally renowned cloud video surveillance solutions company, has announced the introduction of an open, public domain, secure, plug and play communications framework that enables video manufacturers to connect cameras, DVRs and encoders to the cloud. Eagle Eye Networks’ Cloud Camera Specification has been developed with 10 years’
Some criticize video data in the cloud as insecure, others are firmly convinced and develop new business models. Eagle Eye Networks believes in using the Cloud Video Surveillance. According to Rishi Lodhia, data in the cloud is not only secure, but also simplifies existing and opens up new application possibilities.
Eagle Eye Networks introduces a solution that makes all cameras suitable for video surveillance via the cloud. This is a so-called software development kit, which according to the manufacturer makes integration possible according to the ‘plug & play’ principle. With Eagle Eye Security services, camera images can be viewed wherever
Adoption of cloud-based video surveillance – or Video Surveillance as a Service (VSaaS) – is growing rapidly, although for the time being the server-based model remains in place for most organisations. This is despite the fact that 93% of businesses have already adopted cloud solutions for other functions. Speaking to
New from Eagle Eye Networks, the cloud video surveillance company, is the Eagle Eye Mobile Camera MC01, available via its reseller partners. It’s described as a small 4G/LTE camera for use in locations that have difficulty with standard internet access. The company says it’s also making mobile data plans available
Cloud Video Surveillance, Eagle Eye Networks, has released a new 4G camera specifically designed for commercial applications. The “MC01” is a 2-megapixel camera that transmits directly to the cloud, additionally signals warnings and notifications and can be tracked via mobile apps. The small, mobile camera is according to the manufacturer
