As security and surveillance systems become more advanced and complex, functional collaboration at the manufacturer’s level becomes even more instrumental. Before deploying VMS in any environment, it should be carefully chosen. One of the most important considerations when purchasing and installing VMS is total cost
As security and surveillance systems become more advanced and complex, functional collaboration at the manufacturer's level becomes even more instrumental. Before deploying VMS in any environment, it should be carefully chosen.
One of the most important considerations when purchasing and installing VMS is total cost of ownership.
Another critical requirement is that the VMS should be simple and easy to use. As video surveillance systems become more complex, people using surveillance systems not only include security personnel, but also administrative and IT staff. “The VMS's interface needs to be as intuitive as possible, and should not require technical savvy to operate. Users should not be required to memorize codes or commands, and the system should display all, and only, the actions available at the current time for each individual camera,” said Gadi Piran, President of OnSSI