Security magazine wrote an overview of Eagle Eye Networks annual worldwide camera report, which “reveals security trends and insights as to how organizations decide on the number and locations of their cameras to improve safety and security operations.”
From businesses to schools and communities, how are organizations around the globe deploying security cameras in a cloud-based video management system (VMS)?
In its annual report on security cameras, Eagle Eye Networks (EEN) aggregated data from a sample of 200,000 security cameras worldwide over the past six years from more than 1,000 organizations in several different markets, including retail, restaurants, warehouses, commercial enterprises, multi-family residence, healthcare, hospitality, logistics, K-12 schools and cities.
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