Migrating to the cloud is an inevitable and irreversible trend in video surveillance. Compared to the conventional NVR architecture, cloud is far more scalable, flexible and cost-effective. This article argues that end user should definitely consider, if not outright begin on, moving their video surveillance to the cloud. Before we
Eagle Eye Networks study provides insights on how end-users are leveraging the cloud and other camera technologies The introduction of cloud-based system architectures has had an indelible impact on video surveillance deployments around the globe. If the COVID-19 pandemic has shown us anything, it is that the ability to remotely
In the early 2000s, Rishi Lodhia shared a small room with his roommate Tijmen Vos. During the second year of their studies, they worked on web applications that were well ahead of their time. It’s 2021 now, and Lodhia still shares a small space with the same guy. Besides that,
Rishi Lodhia, Managing Director EMEA at Eagle Eye Networks, examines the reasons behind the growth of networked video surveillance systems. Demand for IP connected solutions is growing, as organisations look to utilise cloud-enabled video platforms that generate benefits which go beyond that of simple surveillance alone. The worldwide video surveillance
According to Eagle Eye Networks, video surveillance in the cloud will be the next disruptive technology (SaaS). The company, ahead of its time, offers the only open platform compatible with more than 3,500 camera models. Interview with Rishi Loshia, Managing Director of Eagle Eye Networks EMEA. How would you qualify the activity
Industry veterans Hadi Rayess and Mike Matar have joined Eagle Eye Networks in Dubai and are looking for resellers as the video surveillance industry is transforming quickly to cloud. How it all StartedThere have been times when cloud video surveillance was a hard sell. Bandwidth management, cost of internet lines, and the
There have been times when cloud video surveillance was a hard sell. Bandwidth management, cost of Internet lines and the fact that video surveillance was solely the responsibility of the physical security department definitely contributed. Rishi Lodhia, managing director for Eagle Eye Networks in EMEA, has been through it all.
Urban populations are expanding rapidly around the globe, with an expected growth of 1.56 billion by 2040. As the number of people living and working in cities continues to grow, the ability to keep everyone safe is an increasing challenge. However, technology companies are developing products and solutions with these
2020 reshaped the world as we know it, and the New Normal currently seems like a long way off – but it will come. Continuity Central spoke with nine technology experts to get their view on how they see things shaping up through 2021 and beyond… Embracing new flexibility, with
SME editor, Claire Mahoney, talks to Ken Francis president of cloud-based surveillance pioneers Eagle Eye Networks, who are opening an office in Dubai this year, about how off-premises surveillance can boost productivity and surveillance Do you think COVID-19 will result in a renewed focus on cloud-based surveillance? And if so, how? Some 90% of companies report
Industry experts predict what will be the biggest trends for retailers as we head into the new year. Over the past year, the coronavirus pandemic and resultant national lockdowns have prompted a seismic shift in the retail landscape – one that nobody could have predicted this time last year. Widespread
Video surveillance continues to be widely adopted across many industries, not only for security purposes but more recently to assist in increasing business efficiency. The problem is, many of today’s legacy video surveillance systems require monotonous monitoring or a meticulous manual review after each triggered event to extract useful information.
Eagle Eye Networks has raised $40 million from venture capital firm Accel to continue its growth and expand its technology leadership. Eagle Eye is leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) on its cloud platform to reshape video surveillance and improve safety, security, operations, and customer service for businesses around the world. Expanding to
“We strongly believe the total cost of ownership (TCO) for cloud systems is more affordable,” says Ken Francis, President of cloud video surveillance company Eagle Eye Networks. “And introducing really powerful AI will expand the cost differences.” Combining AI And Cloud Video Eagle Eye Networks has raised $40 million of Series E
The term Smart Building is often the first to think of the high sustainability measures that have been implemented to ensure that a building meets all the requirements of today, such as solar panels, state of the art ventilation systems and heat pumps. Security is rarely if ever included in
