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  2010 Predictions: Transformative Technologies

2010 Predictions: Transformative Technologies

December 1, 2009

Which security technologies will make the greatest impact in 2010? Which ones will be on their way out? How can integrators profit? Six of the industry’s foremost technologists from every facet of the supply channel reveal the answers.

  30 Rock-Solid Innovations

30 Rock-Solid Innovations

December 1, 2009

While the down economy hampered revenue growth in 2009, the security industry’s technological advancements continued largely unabated. That bodes well for a brighter future where breakthroughs such as those selected for SSI’s annual Top 30 Technology Innovations help usher in an era of renewed prosperity.

IP Standards Cometh

December 1, 2009

The adoption of IP camera standards is considered a vital component to the continued expansion of the IP video surveillance market. A select few groups, including Open Network Video Interface Forum (ONVIF), are leading the charge to create a global standard for interfacing network video products.

Making More Money Via the Network

December 1, 2009

With the current economic climate, it is becoming crucial for systems integrators to place greater emphasis on providing value to their customers, and not just a technological solution. The technology is part of that value, for sure, but equipment is becoming more of a commodity while that necessary value proposition remains more elusive.

  Extra Eyes Patrol City’s Streets

Extra Eyes Patrol City’s Streets

August 1, 2009

A nonprofit organization in Lancaster, Pa., spearheaded a 165-camera public video surveillance program to combat crime in most all public spaces. The fiber-backboned solution provides a fine example of how being connected in your community can lead to winning similar projects.

How to Calculate Image Resolution

May 1, 2009

The detail in an image is determined by resolution. The shorter the lens focal length, the wider the field of view. Greater than about 90 degrees most lenses start to show curved, barrel distorted images that compress the image at the edges. Rectilinear lenses such as those using Theia Technologies’ Linear Optical Technology™ don’t exhibit barrel distortion and thus maintain image resolution out to the edge of the image.

  JVC Indoor P/T/Z Network Dome Camera

JVC Indoor P/T/Z Network Dome Camera

October 1, 2008
Aurora, Ill.-based JVC’s VN-V686U indoor pan/tilt/zoom (p/t/z) network dome camera is part of the company’s latest expansion of its IP-network security camera lineup.
  Analytics Answers

Analytics Answers

September 1, 2008

Video analytics has the potential to tremendously impact the security industry. By using image processing algorithms to detect, track and analyze specific activities captured in video streams, video analytics software can accurately identify threats in real-time the moment they begin to unfold and alert personnel to take immediate ...

  Slick System Secures Oil Company

Slick System Secures Oil Company

July 1, 2008

With the price of barrels hitting record highs, it’s a good time to be in the oil business. Just ask Convergint Technologies, which benefited from serving a major petroleum industry client that viewed having the best possible security solution as being ...

Say Hello to My Little Friend

July 1, 2008

Working with CCTV systems typically offers a select number of application technology choices. You can take the old standard route of laying an array of coaxial cable and connecting standard analog cameras or, as we see more and more today, you also have the option of creating a network configuration with category cable, such as ...

  Big IP Module on Campus

Big IP Module on Campus

July 1, 2008

Davidson College, the nationally-respected liberal arts school located near Charlotte, N.C., is a case-in-point of how IP-based alarm signal communications is hastening the evolution of traditional security and fire/life-safety systems. Strapped with excessive recurring cost to operate its legacy solution, the college turned to ...

  Sports Fans View Stadium Renovations in Real-Time

Sports Fans View Stadium Renovations in Real-Time

June 1, 2008

The ability to remotely view video of building renovations via an Internet-connected security camera has become a popular innovation in the construction industry. When that renovation involves the home stadium of a major sports team, the use of such technology provides fans with the ability to see the progress unfold ...

Boosting Network Sales

June 1, 2008

The shift to digital technology and IP-based solutions is readily apparent, especially at the big trade shows. Jim Talbot, CEO of Chicago-based Ionit Technologies, a provider of advanced DVR systems, provides his perspective on what security contractors could be doing better to take advantage of sales opportunities beyond legacy infrastructure.

  IP Video Is on the Rise ... But How Fast?

IP Video Is on the Rise ... But How Fast?

October 1, 2007

A stock market maxim says that past performance does not necessarily indicate future returns. Nowadays, the same holds true for the ...

Manufacturers Identify Most Pressing Barriers to Growth

October 1, 2006

Can there be obstacles to growth? Even with the fast-paced growth that IP video is currently enjoying? You bet!

Manufacturers Identify Most Pressing Barriers to Growth

October 1, 2006

Joe Freeman: Manufacturers identify IP video growth challenges.


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