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$25B IP Video Market Predicted at Milestone Event Keynote

March 7, 2011

Milestone, a leading developer of open platform software for managing IP network-based video surveillance, hosted the 6th annual Milestone Integration Platform Symposium (MIPS) in San Antonio March 2-4. More than 150 attendees were joined by in excess of 80 Milestone representatives and those from the many hardware and software providers the company partners with to deliver comprehensive and advanced video solutions ...

ISC West 2010: Axis Domes

April 9, 2010

James Marcella of Axis Communications gives an installation demonstration of a pair of the company's network dome cameras, which include the Q6032E and P3343.

Missouri Church Adds IP-Based System To Deter Theft

February 25, 2010

Integrator NetWatch Inc. of Springfield began implementing the IP-based system in 2006, working with the church to transition its disparate analog cameras using Axis video encoders so the Church could fully integrate its system and store data for longer periods of time than was available with the VCRs and DVRs previously in use.

Keeping Trouble Out of Shoppers’ Paradise

February 12, 2010

Massive Mall of America fortifies its security by converting its outdated video surveillance system into an advanced IP-based solution.

Axis Thermal Network Cameras

January 19, 2010

Axis Communications of Chelmsford, Mass., introduces its AXIS Q1910 and Q1910-E thermal network cameras. The products are designed to complement any network video system that requires continuous surveillance.

Pelco's Endura Supports 3rd-Party Cameras, Storage

September 17, 2009

Pelco's latest version of the Endura IP video surveillance system offers support for third-party IP cameras and third-party storage from manufacturers Arecont, Axis, Panasonic, Sony and IQinVision.

Racetrack Enlists Axis to Keep an Eye on Poker Room

May 29, 2009

Tampa Bay Downs, one of the country's longest-running thoroughbred racetracks, has installed Axis Communications' video encoders to enhance surveillance in its poker room.

Axis Q1755 Network Camera

May 21, 2009

Axis Communications of Chelmsford, Mass., introduces a network camera with true HDTV performance in compliance with the SMPTE standard in resolution, color representation and frame rate. The AXIS Q1755 network camera provides crisp and clear images at full frame rate.

Agilence, Axis to Provide Loss Prevention Solution

May 6, 2009

Agilence Inc., a provider of intelligent video analysis solutions, is now an Application Development Partner (ADP) of Axis Communications.

Axis Q7404 High Performance Video Encoder

April 16, 2009

Chelmsford, Mass.-based Axis Communications' four-channel standalone video encoder has H.264 video compression to reduce bandwidth and storage requirements without compromising image quality. The video encoder integrates four analog CCTV cameras into an IP-based video surveillance system.

New Products Debut at 2009 ISC West

April 15, 2009

The showfloor at ISC West 2009 in Las Vegas in early April provided integrators and dealers with the chance to get the scoop on some of the most innovative technologies currently on the market. Dozens of companies announced the release of new products, technologies and plans for the future. Below are a few notable product announcements that hit the floor this year. View the slideshow to see the nine products and read captions introducing them.

Convergence to the 2nd Power

April 13, 2009

The first generation of convergence has given way to Convergence 2.0 and the recognition that the joining of physical and logical security is truly transforming the way solutions are designed, sold and used. Although the waters have been choppy along the way for stakeholders, this evolution is ushering in solutions that provide newfound organizational efficiencies and cost savings.

New York University Gets IP Video Education

February 1, 2009

Adelphi University in Long Island, N.Y., implemented a security system with more than 50 IP video cameras that needed to be unobtrusive and state-of-the-art. The project included buildings, sports fields and a parking facility that spanned across the 75-acre campus.