Salient Systems is excited to be back at GSX, the Global Security Exchange, in Atlanta Sept. 12-14 at the Georgia World Congress Center. We’re looking forward to meeting with our customers and technology partners face-to-face, showing off the latest with CompleteView, our enterprise-class video management platform, and sharing our views on trends in retail, cloud, and more.
While providing surveillance solutions to the federal market can be overwhelming, it’s clear that security integrators can make navigating the product selection and deployment process with federal customers a little easier by looking for VMS solutions that are scalable, open, and hardened against cyber-attacks.
Surveillance cameras help monitor hallways and parking lots, intercom systems prevent visitors from entering a building without authorization, and access control systems manage and monitor the comings and goings of teachers and staff. However, recent events have shown that it’s not enough to just have a security system in place, the system must effectively handle a variety of potential threats.
When implementing or upgrading a video management system, security professionals are not looking at it as a short-term investment that will need to be replaced in a few years, but as a long-term solution. While it can be difficult to put a concrete number on how long a VMS system should last, security professionals still need to understand the average life expectancy and which factors can be used to determine when it is time to upgrade or replace a VMS system.
Security technology remains a critical tool in the loss prevention professional’s toolbox and now more than ever, it’s imperative to fully leverage a video management system to mitigate these pressures. But how?
Many companies struggle with the need to replace and start over as their surveillance and recording needs change. Manufacturers understand the struggle and are designing solutions that can ease you into the future with open platforms and enhanced service offerings.
Dynamic Resolution Scaling (DRS) was specifically developed by Salient to tailor the transfer of remote live video in such a way that it is optimized for viewing and sharing.