The role of the systems integrator in the successful design and installation of security systems can certainly be described as complex. Integrators are responsible for assembling an intricate network of security devices and software that need to communicate seamlessly with each other, all within the confines of the customer’s technology requirements and budget. The reality…
Interoperability has long been an important focus of the security industry. End users, integrators, and manufacturers alike recognize the value of security technology that can talk with products from different vendors. They also recognize the importance of security technology that can effectively use different feature sets from these technology sources. Until the introduction of profiles…
Intercoms are often an essential element in a building’s security, providing entrance control and convenience for both occupants and visitors. Many of these devices incorporate video and audio, and are used in many different applications, including multi-family buildings, schools and corporate settings. Four leading intercom manufacturers and ONVIF member companies share why ONVIF is an…
Today’s cloud picture is quite bright for security providers and their customers because it’s become the superior enabling technology for many new services and revenue streams. For system integrators, the current landscape is expanding in tandem to the growth of loT, connected products, smart edge devices as well as the maturity of cloud ecosystems. Along…