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“Being named to Goldman Sach’s list is great recognition for an entrepreneur,” said Drako. “I would like to thank our channel partners for their role in helping Eagle Eye Networks’ cloud-based security camera system gain quick traction.” Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
Eagle Eye Networks, maker of a software-based system for managing video via the cloud, accepted a multimillion-dollar investment led by MSD Capital, which manages capital for Dell Chairman and CEO Michael Dell. The Series B round includes Austin Ventures and former Symantec CEO Enrique Salem, who recently joined Bain Capital
By providing these apps, Eagle eye Networks has made video security much easier for everyone. Utilizing cloud solutions, they also allow you to deploy analytics, motion sensor data and notifications easily. The software is all web-based which means that you do not have to download anything either (except for the
Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako delivered a sobering but eye-opening keynote detailing the staggering universal challenge governments, businesses, and individuals are facing trying to fend off hackers and cyber-attacks. He then drilled down to describe the specific threats to physical security solutions providers. Click Here to read the article.
It is vital for physical security resellers and integrators, and internal support staff to stay up-to-date on cyber security attack vectors that can potentially impact the systems that they sell or support. More and more, end users are expecting their integrators to be responsible for this service. Click Here to
“The major reason I invested in Eagle Eye was because I believe in Dean Drako’s execution as founder and long-time CEO of Barracuda Networks,” Dell told VentureBeat via email. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
Each year, CRN looks at the hot IT startups making an impact on the channel on our Emerging Vendors list. The list includes startups that were established no earlier than 2008 and know the value of good channel partnerships; a strategy to leverage the channel to go to market is
Video surveillance seems to be another “killer app” for the cloud delivery model. …cloud services like Eagle Eye Networks offer unlimited scale and flexibility to an industry that has some real data growth problems. They’re also providing a better quality infrastructure with more sophisticated features than a small company could
Goldman Sachs recognized Eagle Eye Networks founder and CEO Dean Drako as one of its “100 Most Intriguing Entrepreneurs of 2014” at its Builders and Innovators Summit in Santa Barbara, Calif. Click Here to read the article. Hans Kahler
The full impact of the Snowden leaks are still being measured, said Dean Drako, president and CEO of cloud-based video surveillance management platform Eagle Eye Networks. The documents may have helped educate business owners on data protection in the short term, but could have significant longer-term implications on business growth
«Rick and Dan bring the proven ability to build and lead a highly successful channel program, and we are looking forward to the addition of their expertise,» said Dean Drako, President and CEO. «Their insight with partner-led sales, coupled with driving proven strategies within the channel community will be an
The Eagle Eye Security Camera VMS is powered by multiple, redundant Tier IV data centers. This infrastructure has been specifically designed for video and is managed directly by Eagle Eye personnel to provide maximum security, performance and availability. Click Here to read the article. Learn more about our: Cloud VMS
Dean Drako, President & CEO, Eagle Eye Networks Eagle Eye Networks just took its first outside investment – a multi-million dollar series B investment from Michael Dell, whom I’ve known since I was CEO of Barracuda Networks. As we all know, he’s very successful with great business insights. Rounding out
“Cloud services provide an opportunity for existing customers — including folks with analog cameras — to upgrade to the cloud. It can be done quickly and easily without having to forklift out a system to upgrade cameras to get them into the cloud,” Drako says. “It gets the dealer a
Approximately 65 percent of the companies in the survey claimed they wanted to implement some sort of cloud video recording, and 75 percent of the professionals acknowledged the advantages cloud-managed video surveillance systems have. Among their perks, these systems allow for flexible storage capacity, easier access to video content, and
