Lucas Ingala of Watchmen Security and Trevor Stewart of Security Control Integrators, Eagle Eye resellers, talk about the role of AI, cloud video, and recurring revenue in building smarter, more scalable security operations.
Times certainly are changing in the world of video surveillance. What was once seen as a novelty restricted for retail operations or large corporate buildings has now become an almost ubiquitous object in vertical markets never previously considered.
But there are a couple of other important changes in the video surveillance market these days: Not only are we seeing cloud-based video surveillance deployments become the standard, but most customers are also fine with service contracts tied to their video surveillance camera installations.
By D. Craig MacCormack
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