Historically, every video surveillance system has had three fundamental elements: Cameras: They can be analog or digital, hard-wired or wireless, fixed or mobile. A control center: This is the room where all of your camera feeds are viewable on a single monitor, or multiple monitors, depending on… Read More
Local government agencies may want to reevaluate their current surveillance technology In August 2018, President Donald Trump signed into law House Resolution 5515, barring U.S. Federal agencies from purchasing surveillance equipment manufactured by Dahua, Hikvision and Hytera Communications Corporation – several of the world’s largest… Read More
From routine daily functions to emergency situations, schools can be frenetic environments that require fluid coordination and communication among faculty and staff, and in more dire circumstances, first responders. In recent years, digital technology has become more commonplace in educational institutions at all grades, and… Read More
Video surveillance systems are on the brink of permanent transformation. Legacy CCTV systems were static and singular in their functionality, but today’s IP-based video surveillance systems are mobile and multi-faceted. Wireless networking technology has made video camera systems more resilient to network downtime. Digitization has… Read More
