In this report Dean Drako, Founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, discusses the significance of $192 million in funding for Eagle Eye Networks and Brivo and how cloud and AI will impact the video surveillance industry. “This investment is a reflection of the incredible opportunity in our industry: The
In this report, Ken Francis, President of Eagle Eye Networks discusses where AI-enhanced analytics are really making a difference (accuracy and ease of deployment) and how AI leveraging AI analytics in the cloud is “very simple for integrators to deploy. Analytics in the cloud literally can be turned off or
Security Buyer chose Dean Drako, Founder and CEO of Eagle Eye Networks, for its Security Innovator award. Dean Drako is Founder and CEO of cloud video surveillance provider, Eagle Eye Networks, which ranked 307th on the 2021 “Deloitte Technology Fast 500” list spotlighting the fastest growing technology companies in North
Eagle Eye Smart Video Search won the Security Sales & Integration 2023 Most Valuable Product award in the video surveillance category. Read more about the award in this report. A dozen recipients of this year’s Most Valuable Product (MVP) Awards illustrate how important products and technologies are to the success
Alibi Security, a national provider of traditional and cloud-based video surveillance solutions, showcased the company’s fast-growing camera-to-cloud video surveillance platform, Alibi Cloud VS, at the ISC West 2023 Expo in Las Vegas, NV. Developed in partnership with Eagle Eye Networks, the worldwide leader in cloud video surveillance technology, Alibi Cloud
The number of cloud-connected cameras is set to increase at an average annual rate of 80% through 2026 according to the latest Novaira Insights report. William Pao digs into the details in this asmag story. Cloud-based video surveillance has become a hot topic in security. And it looks like the
SDM magazine’s Anna Boudinot writes about how enterprise businesses should choose the right VMS. Eagle Eye CEO Dean Drako gives his opinion on reliability in the section titled: “What makes a VMS reliable?” Choosing the right video management system (VMS) goes beyond making a customer happy. When it comes to
Eagle Eye Networks President Ken Francis and other industry leaders weigh in on what to expect at at ISC West 2023. The upcoming ISC West trade show in Las Vegas will offer innumerable networking and learning opportunities for attendees. Manufacturers will take the opportunity to promote their businesses and showcase
Brivo announced a partnership with facilities management company Sanico to roll out a nationwide security solution that will include Eagle Eye Networks AI-powered video analytics to automatically detect when people are not wearing a hard hat. Brivo, a leading provider of cloud-based access control and smart building technologies, today announces
Ken Francis talks about why cloud flexibility so important during supply chain crisis in this story by Rodney Bosch. Nearly three years have blown by during which the security industry has endured wild supply chain swings and extremes that pressure tested the very limits of the manufacturing, distribution and installation
False positive alarm reduction is critical to many company’s daily operations, Eagle Eye President Ken Francis talks about how the Netwatch-Eagle Eye Networks integration addresses that problem. Netwatch North America, provider of proactive video monitoring solutions, recently partnered with Eagle Eye Networks to integrate the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS (video
Karyn Hodgson’s editorial mentions the trends of Cloud +AI and an interview with Eagle Eye Networks CEO Dean Drako. This month’s cover story — State of the Market: Video Surveillance (link) — begins our annual State of the Market Series, starting with the outlook for the video surveillance market last
SDM Magazine’s cover story “State of the Market: All Eyes on the Rise of Video Security”features Eagle Eye reseller Chimera Integrations is featured the cover of SDM magazine’s Video Surveillance State of the Market issue. In the story Chimera’s Justin Stearns, and Eagle Eye reseller Lucas Ingala of Watchmen Security,
Technology continues to shape the evolution of the security sector. There’s no doubt that innovations in AI, biometrics and the cloud have changed the face of how security systems are specified, installed and operated. Unsurprising then, that tech has been central to many of the predictions we’ve come across from
Dean Drako says specific technology changes in 2022 had the biggest impact in 2022, and in fact, represent a turning point in the security industry. With 2023 well underway, it’s a good time to look back on what we learned in the tumultuous previous year. In the security marketplace, there
