Today’s video management software solutions are addresses security end users’ needs more than ever.

The next time you meet with a new vendor to learn about their network video recorders, you’ll know what to ask them — and what they might tell you.

Customer attitudes and demands have continued to shape the security sector, driving ongoing market and industry changes.

 Learn how businesses are finding more uses for today’s advanced video analytics — and how integrators can leverage it to increase revenues.

Did you know that in many installations, analog speakers could outnumber network cameras by as much as 10 to one? That’s a multi-billion-dollar market ripe for conversion from analog to an intelligent network audio solution. 

Theia designs, manufactures and sells high resolution, high performance lenses, including ultra-wide rectilinear lenses using our patented distortion correction technology.

AVS-01 standardizes a classification metric for unauthorized human activity detected by alarm systems, helping law enforcement allocate resources and response prioritization. 

The COVID pandemic thrust thermal imaging to the forefront of technology applications used to stem the spread of the disease, with mixed results. Industry experts explain how to take advantage of this heightened awareness and capitalize on new opportunities moving forward.

Today it’s all about bringing video alarms into a central station, where they are acted upon in real time by a real agent. It’s made possible through artificial intelligence, which delivers precise detection with fewer false alarms, and the ability to prevent incidents before they occur. 

The early days of the pandemic accelerated the adoption of cloud video as business owners relied more heavily on video systems to check in on their sites remotely — but was this just a fad, or is it a trend?