We are always excited to see our amazing partners receive the recognition they truly deserve. A great article recently released from Security Sales & Integration includes insights from two top Eagle Eye resellers on developments in video surveillance.. The article („How AI, Cloud and RMR Are Changing Video Surveillance„) highlights
Automation and video surveillance: A perfect fit A single office building, municipal center, or school can have dozens or even hundreds of cameras running, covering areas from hallways to community mailboxes, and often with overlapping fields of view. For large enterprises, the number can be in the tens of thousands.
Multifamily property video security challenges Multifamily properties require constant attention to maintenance, security, and personal safety — and always on tight budgets. Video surveillance has long been used to help, by documenting property access, and deterring trespassing or theft. Often, though, that’s meant nothing but a camera recording by an
Axis Communications is literally the first name in IP security cameras — Axis actually invented the networked digital camera, and in 1996 released the groundbreaking Axis NetEye 200. Along with a pair of other industry giants, in 2008 Axis forged the ONVIF industry standard, which remains the core of today’s video
