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VSaaS: 11 Reasons Why Video Surveillance is Moving to the Cloud

August 26, 2015 Hans Kahler

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Comparison of VSaaS vs. Internet-Connected Security Camera Systems

EE WingsAUSTIN, Texas, August 27, 2015 – Eagle Eye Networks today announced the availability of its “VSaaS: 11 Reasons Why Video Surveillance is Moving to the Cloud” whitepaper. The report covers an 11 point comparison of a VSaaS (cloud-based video management) system to a traditional DVR, NVR, or VMS system that is connected to the Internet.

The report also includes the criteria for a true cloud system as defined by the U.S. Department of Commerce standards group NIST.

VSaaS, or Video Surveillance as a Service, refers to hosted cloud video surveillance. The service typically includes video recording, remote viewing, alerts, cyber security and much more. You only pay for the services you actually use, and you can adjust instantly and easily as your business needs change. For example, you can change the retention and camera resolution without having to modify your existing hardware.

“Cloud systems utilize a large shared infrastructure for video storage, providing tremendous economies of scale and flexibility,” said Dean Drako, president and CEO at Eagle Eye Networks. “We created this whitepaper to serve as a guide to assess when VSaaS will best fit a business’ security camera requirements, as well as a checklist for comparing cloud video surveillance systems with internet-connected systems.”

The whitepaper covers:

1. Cloud Adoption & Economies of Scale

2. Fundamental Elements of a “True Cloud” System (VSaaS)

3. Eleven points of comparison: VSaaS (Cloud) vs Traditional Video Surveillance

Operating Efficiencies & TCO
System Installation
System Support
Payment Structure
TCO

Flexibility, Scalability, Technology Evolution
Storage/Retention Flexibility
Adding & Managing Cameras
Bandwidth Management
APIs, Technology Flexibility, Longevity

Cyber-Security & Redundancy
Cyber Security
Secure Remote Access
Reliability & Redundancy

The complete “11 reasons Why Video Surveillance is Moving to the Cloud” white paper can be downloaded here: VSaaS: Cloud Video Surveillance as a Service

About Eagle Eye Networks
Eagle Eye Networks delivers the first on-demand cloud based security and business intelligence video management system (VMS) providing both cloud and on-premise recording. Eagle Eye also provides a cloud video API for integrations and application development. The Eagle Eye Platform offers secure, encrypted recording, camera management, mobile viewing and alerts – all 100% cloud managed. The Eagle Eye Cloud Security Camera Video Management System supports a broad array of IP and analog cameras uses Intelligent Bandwidth Management™, making it easy to deploy at single and multiple sites. The API platform uses the Eagle Eye, Big Data Video Framework™, with time based data structures used for indexing, search, retrieval and analysis of the live and archived video. Eagle Eye Networks sells through authorized reseller and installation partners. The headquarters is at 411 Brazos St, Suite 101, Austin, TX. For more information, please visit www.een.com or call +1-512-473-0500.

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