Virtualization has been a huge part of the IT industry for almost 20 years. Surprisingly, many in the industry are unfamiliar with the technology, its purpose, or how it relates to the ever-growing IP video surveillance market.
Using mechanical switches to call up security cameras, engage intercoms or open doors? It may seem cumbersome and risky, but limited budgets force many corrections facilities to continue using analog systems. The good news is that it’s possible to make incremental moves forward toward Internet protocol (IP)-based cameras, digital video management software, and video appliances. But only a system with true open architecture can deliver a total lower cost of ownership and future scalability.
BUFFALO GROVE, IL – November 13, 2019 – The security industry leader in purpose-built video surveillance recording appliances, BCDVideo, announced today the launch of industrial servers. Their new product line delivers quality performance in diverse environments with...
As with running any business, the cost to run a security company can be expensive. Payroll, fleet costs, tools, and equipment, along with rent and business technology, quickly add up and if not budgeted and monitored properly can affect the bottom line. Integrators...
As the complexity of systems in the security market grows, it remains critical to ensure that your technology solution partners not only provide the best resources and smart tools but also guarantees on how the system will operate. Demands for greater bandwidth and...