iSOCs run an advanced video monitoring viewer that maximizes operator efficiency and enables interactive capabilities like live voice-downs, video verification of alarms and virtual walk-throughs of remote locations, according to the announcement.

With the integration of Quanergy’s Q-Track and its advanced Object Stitching Mechanism, Edge360 bolsters the capabilities of its flagship Surveill VMS platform.

Hanwha Vision America has completed the integration of its Wisenet WAVE video management system with AMAG Technology's Symmetry Access Control software.

Milestone Systems announced its latest product update, XProtect 2023 R2, a software upgrade designed to meet the evolving demands of Video Management Software (VMS) users.

In the Americas, Genetec retained its leading position for the 11th consecutive year and recorded the greatest market share gain over the last three years.

Founded by Dean Drako, the company celebrates a decade of delivering cloud video surveillance to the security marketplace. 

TYPICALLY, AS THE DEMAND FOR VIDEO SURVEILLANCE INCREASES, so does the need for video storage. This means that business is booming for those offering video storage solutions.

Whether you’ve worked with VMS before or not, today’s capabilities can be daunting for security integrators; but the reward is worth the effort, say those with experience.

Today’s video management systems (VMSs) have powerful capabilities, including the ability to manage video systems installed at multiple locations, to use heat mapping to count people in an area and keep track of how long they stay there and to use analytics and audio to detect left objects, weapons and even bullying behaviors.