How a true cloud video surveillance platform can meet the needs of enterprise customers while enhancing a reseller’s security business (sponsored by Eagle Eye Networks)
COVID-19 prompted many businesses to accelerate their shift to the cloud. This was especially true for video surveillance, where integrators and manufacturers are seeing a significant increase in demand for cloud-based video surveillance.
According to a report from research organization Gartner, businesses around the globe are expected to spend $304.9 billion on public cloud services in 2021, representing an 18.4% increase over 2020. Organizations are hastening their digital business transformation plans spurred on by on-demand, scalable cloud models that achieve cost efficiency and business continuity, the report said.
This exclusive technology roundtable sponsored by Eagle Eye Networks digs deeper to discuss how a true cloud video surveillance platform can reliably meet the requirements of enterprise customers, while delivering cybersecurity assurance, business intelligence, and the flexibility to change and scale systems to ensure investments are future-proof.
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