What’s trending in network video surveillance in 2014? In this article, a&s provides a comprehensive look from the industry’s top players.
To provide an easy-to-use, plug-and-play, IP video solution, we see more suppliers provide a “VMS pre-installed” appliance. Software bundled with hardware saves installers and end users time and headaches dealing with integrating different devices.
“Milestone Systems just released its new NVR appliance, featuring robust, ready-to-use, surveillance solution, which provides Milestone's advanced VMS pre-installed on high-performance hardware.
It is a new family of unique performance-optimized solutions for out-of-the-box video surveillance. When designing the new Milestone appliance series, we thought big: creating a range of products to meet a wide variety of needs, with robust products that are plug-and-play yet configurable and scalable,” said Lars Nordenlund, VP of Incubation and Ventures, Milestone Systems.
“IDIS' newly developed IP video solutions, with simplified plug-and-play installation and operation — just like analog solutions— offer rich connectivity with the ability to integrate with third-party cameras and systems. Our bundled VMS offering allows users to manage integrated security from both an NVR and existing DVR-based systems. IDIS's enterprise-level VMS solution enables integration with multiple sensors and alarm devices through its network in/out module,” Brian Song, MD, IDIS Europe.
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