Bright Ideas for Picture Perfect Video
Choosing the right type of camera, the appropriate location and the proper source of illumination will help ensure your video system captures the clearest images possible.
Choosing the right type of camera, the appropriate location and the proper source of illumination will help ensure your video system captures the clearest images possible.
An integrated, networked video surveillance and access control system cures the security ills of a 191-bed hospital in South Central Georgia. The remedy prescribed allows security personnel to download floor plans, set up alert levels, perform instant lockdowns and more.
Campus officials face a common dilemma: Should they improve their current electronic security technology or adopt a completely new system? Those who do the proper footwork and planning will have the tools they need to choose the best course of action for their organizations.
Yes, IP video is making significant inroads into hospitals, schools and universities, but what are some of the expected advances to be seen as second-generation products/systems emerge and as physical and logical security become more intertwined? Campuses transitioning to IP solutions need to be aware of the alternative to network video recorders (NVRs), as well as video analytics deployment and IT concerns, such as bandwidth overload.
With more campuses adopting bigger and more sophisticated security camera systems than ever before, there is a growing need for effective tools to monitor the footage. Analytics-enabled video management is one technological solution that can help hospitals, schools and universities improve their situational awareness.
When the Sarasota County School District identified a need to get serious about video surveillance, administrators chose a hybrid CCTV solution that watches over and protects 43,000 students throughout the K-12 system.
IP video has new capabilities that make it much more accessible, user-friendly and generally more flexible than ever before. All of these features, in turn, render it a powerful tool for enhancing security efforts in the K-12 campus environment.
The IP-based video surveillance realm can seem like an enchanted fairytale with its promise of force multipliers, better resource management and improved security. There is much potential all right, but challenges abound too. Discover how your campus can successfully make the transition.
Forsyth Medical Center’s Director of Public Safety Tony Potter describes the impressive overhaul his department has undergone to address the facility’s expansion plans and evolving security concerns.
In this webinar, attendees will learn the observable behaviors people exhibit as they head down a path of violence so we can help prevent the preventable.
This discussion will help participants analyze, understand, and assess their own program effectiveness.