When it comes down to it, every business needs reliable physical security measures in place. Whether your facility requires four or 4,000 cameras, the myriad threats to employees, customers, and assets alike create an unignorable need for video surveillance infrastructure.
Wael Noureddine, BCD’s Regional Sales Director for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Egypt, East Africa & Levant, discusses industry trends.
To address these challenges, stadium security directors are turning to advanced video analytics and access control systems. These technologies enhance recording, playback and detection processes, revolutionizing how stadiums approach security and crowd management in an increasingly complex environment.
Video surveillance cameras are among the primary devices aggregating data and delivering key insights for Smart City functions, such as detecting car accidents at major intersections, hazards on the road, and suspicious packages on campus.
To better understand the state of the market today, we sat down with MERAT Regional Sales Manager Rami Fakhreddine who oversees Video Surveillance, IoT, and Computer Vision throughout Qatar and the Gulf States.
Today, one of the most effective ways of processing and storing data is through a hybrid cloud model. Hybrid cloud utilizes robust servers for immediate data processing and video analytics at the edge and migrates data to the cloud for deep learning and archiving....
Over the past 20 years, we’ve watched cities transform from disparate, analog microsystems to globalized networks of sensors, or Internets of Things (IoT), wherein information is generated and integrated to improve infrastructure, efficiency, convenience, and quality...
As BCD expands its local presence throughout the APAC region, we are continuing to develop strategic partnerships with the region’s leading software companies that are seeking purpose-built video data infrastructure solutions to support their demanding applications,...