Security services providers (SSPs) are adjusting their business models and marketing strategies to seek more profitable operations as competition heats up. The current trend is the integration of video and alarm systems, for the sake of keeping false alarms down. As responding to every “triggered” alarm can be costly, smarter detection is a boon for integrated video and alarm solutions.
With IP ...
Security services providers (SSPs) are adjusting their business models and marketing strategies to seek more profitable operations as competition heats up. The current trend is the integration of video and alarm systems, for the sake of keeping false alarms down. As responding to every “triggered” alarm can be costly, smarter detection is a boon for integrated video and alarm solutions.
With IP connectivity, numerous subsystems can be integrated more easily, compared to analog systems. “Over these past years, we have upgraded our infrastructure, including back-end platforms such as panels, DVRs and network gateways.” said Robert Lien, Assistant VP of R&D for Taiwan, Secom.
More accessible than ever, video ...