What’s trending in network video surveillance in 2014? In this article, a&s provides a comprehensive look from the industry’s top players.
Edge and cloud storage offer an easy and scalable solution for small businesses and residential customers. These solutions will continue to gain traction, along with the VSaaS business model, and the high capacity and falling prices for SD cards. Panasonic's acquisition of Cameramanger.com positions it to become a service provider. From other deals this year, we see more partnerships between video equipment companies and service providers as well.
“Axis also offers edge storage. All video is recorded on SD memory cards in the cameras. No central DVR, NVR, PC or server is necessary. For viewing live or recorded video, or exporting video after an incident, either the client or a smartphone app can be used,” said Johan Paulsson, CTO, Axis Communications.
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