Ideally, you’ll use combination of optical and digital zoom equipped security cameras, in most instances, to maintain surveillance over the entire area being protected while allowing for close-ups of key areas with cameras capable of optical zoom.
Our remote monitoring service can eliminate the need for many service calls and helps to keep your video security system online to maximize the value of your investment.
If you’re evaluating security camera options for your business, the landscape probably feels more complex than ever. Cameras now come with AI analytics, multi-sensor designs, cloud connectivity, cybersecurity requirements, and enough marketing jargon to overwhelm even seasoned facility and operations leaders. This guide cuts through the clutter. In plain English, you’ll learn the main types…
In early February we put together a comprehensive roundup of news coverage describing the use of video surveillance technology for Super Bowl 51 in Houston. Axis Communications’ video cameras and related technology played a pivotal role. Axis just released a new video with a behind-the-scenes look at how the cameras were deployed with video analytics…
The type of security cameras you can deploy requires consideration of your existing or desired network capabilities. In this post, we take a look at the main network options available. A Primer on Network Technology Options for Video Security Systems Closed or Open Networks Computer networks, generally, are broadly classified as WANs or LANs: Wide…