Security solutions have evolved to help organizations make more intelligent decisions. Capabilities that save or earn businesses money are a top priority. Many enlightened security managers recognize this and so should you.
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Customers’ businesses and associated needs change quickly today. Therefore, the key to selling them advanced security solutions is fully grasping their unique qualities and leveraging technology to help them achieve their enterprise goals.
Offering high definition video surveillance requires weighing customer needs and expectations against the inherent strengths and weaknesses of either an IP- or HDcctv-based solution. The business implications of these decisions are just as critical as the technology choice.
In the beginning, digital video recorders (DVRs) were typically nodal (single site) devices that recorded, searched and displayed eight to 16 cameras on a standard computer video interface.