Everything you need to know about modern, cloud video management software from the experts at Eagle Eye Networks.
Cloud Video Surveillance leader, Eagle Eye Networks and restaurant intelligence leader, Delaget, join forces to help restaurant operators identify and verify loss in real time with side-by-side high definition video and point-of-sale (POS) data.
Cloud to Cloud integration of Alarm and Video Surveillance creates unique seamless user experience
Seamless integration improves License Plate Recognition and Automated Barrier Opening allowing customers improved access to parking facilities across the DACH region.
Video As Data Video is one the fastest growing data types. From retail stores and restaurants to healthcare facilities and school campuses, video is used to monitor employees and customers, prevent crime, capture video evidence, or to ensure compliance with state and federal regulations. Many industries that use video surveillance
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More and more, businesses are turning to APIs to drive efficiencies and deliver better customer experiences. In fact, many people use applications that leverage APIs on a daily basis and aren’t even aware of it. Google Maps, Slack, Salesforce — these are just some examples of the numerous applications that
At Eagle Eye Networks, we are constantly finding ways to improve and enhance the customer experience with the Eagle Eye Cloud VMS. Below are just a couple of the updates we rolled out during the month of June. Fisheye Dewarping Available on iOS In the latest version of the Eagle
Historically, upgrading your video surveillance system required steep upfront payments and significant time for your IT team to complete the setup. With the cloud, updating your video surveillance becomes faster and more cost-efficient.
Due to COVID-19, many businesses are accelerating their shift to the cloud. This is especially true for video surveillance, where we’ve seen a significant increase in the demand for cloud-based video surveillance. In this webinar, the Eagle Eye Networks sales engineer team discusses how and why businesses are rapidly moving
The current COVID-19 pandemic has illuminated the need to accelerate the shift to the cloud, leading to a noticeable increase in the demand for cloud-based video surveillance systems. At Eagle Eye Networks, we’ve identified several trends driving the shift from on-site video surveillance systems to cloud video surveillance solutions. Why
As camera counts rise and system complexity increases, it’s crucial for IT leaders to make smart choices when it comes to their video surveillance management system. Questions like the cost of maintenance, how the VMS manages bandwidth, camera compatibility, cybersecurity and integration possibilities are all important areas to evaluate when
When we refer to video analytics in relation to video security, we’re talking about the implementation of software or hardware to create smarter, more streamlined video security systems. Using video analytics, businesses can detect and track people or objects, as well as report and analyze activity that takes place in
The Cloud refers to on-demand servers that allow users to access software and databases via the Internet. This means companies don’t need to manage physical servers or run software applications on their own devices whenever they use cloud applications. Cloud is everywhere and chances are you’re already using it. If
Single Sign-On (SSO) is a secure and easy way to streamline access management across multiple applications and websites. With SSO, users enter their login credentials once on a single page and gain access to all Cloud applications. Eagle Eye Networks and SSO Eagle Eye Networks believes only an open API
There are many reasons a business might require more control over the storage and retention of it’s video surveillance data. Some industries have tight regulations around video retention, or they may require storage of video both off-site and on-premise. Increasing video retention with traditional NVR/DVR video surveillance systems can be
