Central Management Systems Provide Remote Surveillance

The IP action spreads in CMS (Central Monitoring System) among companies, while demands of remote viewing/ controlling DVRs and cameras function become essential in this network-popular generation. CMS, with which client manages several DVRs with one monitor, makes remote monitoring in projects such as malls, airports or residence convenient. System integrator sees the niche of the sustainability

IT Spurs Transition to IP Security

Does running coax between a camera and a DVR really add value to the host organization in this day and age? As Iain Cameron explains, the inevitable shift towards IT-rich security solutions means that designing a combined security and video information system should now be the imperative of every organization seeking to add value through protection-focused investment.

Video Analytics – the Next Big Move in CCTV

With the increased demand for the application of video analytics in both old and new CCTV systems, we set out to find some guidelines on how to future proof the investments both in terms of the transmission system and the analytics software.

Looking into IP Solutions

"Video over IP" is so popular these days, but what is behind it remains unknown to many users. Facing the ever changing new technology developments, everyone wants to stay on top of the game. The benefits of IP solutions and the ways to have the most effective system migration are what users need to know. Dieter Dallmeier, the founder, President and CEO of Dallmeier electronic, talks about what he

Management Software Makes Strides Into Security

As technology becomes more IP-based, more integration between systems is possible. Stimulated by new technology, security software platforms are now more comprehensive and complete. ASMAG.com looks at how management software has matured and its current/future developments.

How to Migrate to IP Video

Since the IP Video market has grown rapidly, it has been recognized as an evidently mature technology. IP networking of CCTV, access control and intruder alarms will gradually penetrate the majority of the market due to its versatile cost and performance advantages. But what does this mean for "legacy systems"? How can a business take full advantage of this emergent techno