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With the motto “The hockey stick effect in Cloud Security”, Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo demonstrated the latest developments in video surveillance and access control in the cloud on April 17. They did so at the hockey stadium in ‘s Hertogenbosch. The “hockey stick effect” means that a new development
Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo organized a special event on Wednesday in the context of developments in the cloud and security. Under the motto “The hockey stick effect in Cloud Security” everything was told about the current state of affairs in Cloud Video Security and Cloud Access Control. The hockey
There are many new technologies at ISC West this year. There are also some tried-and-true solutions on display. More mature products have the benefit of being fully vetted and battle-tested, which may make them a more comfortable choice for security customers. I had a couple of discussions on Day 2
Cloud video market leader Eagle Eye Networks has launched a 4G/LTE camera designed for environments with limited or unreliable internet access. Now available through Eagle Eye reseller partners the Eagle Eye Mobile Camera MC01 will be fully integrated into the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS platform later this year. In the meantime, the
The IONODES Secure Display Stations offers a comprehensive video wall and spot monitor solution for Eagle Eye Cloud VMS. This partnership will deliver Eagle Eye Cloud VMS users seamless live video wall displays, spot monitors, and public view monitors with a greater number of configuration options and features than possible before. IONODES
Users can display security camera live video on digital monitors without the cost, complexity and security risk of client workstations. Austin, TX, Montreal, QC, Canada: Eagle Eye Networks, the #1 company in cloud video surveillance worldwide, and IONODES, a market innovator in dedicated IP video appliances, today announced the integration of
Eagle Eye Networks, globally renowned company in cloud video surveillance and security solutions, along with IONODES, international market innovator in dedicated IP video appliances and products, has announced the integration of Secure Display Stations with the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS. The IONODES Secure Display Stations offer a comprehensive video wall
For business applications, Eagle Eye Networks comes with an improved version of the 4G / LTE NuboCam developed for consumers. The Eagle Eye Mobile Camera MC01 is a small 4G / LTE camera that is suitable for locations that have no or poor internet connection. With the introduction of the
Arlo Technologies, Inc., today announced a partnership with Eagle Eye Networks, a leading global provider of cloud-based video surveillance solutions, to combine the Arlo FlexPower Camera System with the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS. Expanding upon Arlo’s commercial camera monitoring solutions, this new joint offering provides up to 4 wire-free cameras
During the interview with Eagle Eye Networks, it is noted that within three years, the majority of video images from camera surveillance systems are in the cloud. That prediction of EMEA MD Rishi Lodhia will astonish the reader who is not very familiar with this market, others may be encouraged
Eagle Eye Networks, supplier of cloud video security, has released an API with which the software can easily be connected to alarm centers. The first alarm center that Eagle Eye Networks has linked to the alarm center is SMC AlarmCentrale. “Video services are a good addition to our emergency center services,”
Eagle Eye Networks, specialized in cloud video surveillance, has presented a simple connection to monitoring centers around the world. SMC AlarmCentrale is the first alarm center in the Netherlands to offer Eagle Eye integration to its customers. “Eagle Eye Networks is increasingly connected to the ecosystem of the physical security
Users of Eagle Eye Networks video surveillance “in the cloud” can now have images sent to private alarm centers via a so-called MAS video connection. The first to use it in the Netherlands is SMC AlarmCentrale. According to Rishi Lodhia, managing director of Eagle Eye Networks in Europe, the connection
Today, due to the global business world’s high rate of cloud computing adoption, an increasing number of organizations are considering the deployment of cloud-based physical security applications, whereas five years ago that was not the case. Cloud adoption in Japan has been rapid. International Data Corporation Japan (IDC) predicts the
Eagle Eye Networks, which provides a cloud video surveillance system, has begun full-scale entry into the Japanese market. With the new office relocation, the company will establish sales, sales and engineering, marketing, customer support and R & D. In addition, a seminar room will be opened in the new office
