Alarm.com Reports Q3 Results, Beats Earnings and Revenues Estimates
SaaS and license revenue in the quarter was $74.3 million, up 20% from $61.9 million in the same period in 2017.
SaaS and license revenue in the quarter was $74.3 million, up 20% from $61.9 million in the same period in 2017.
Alarm.com says the platform can monitor video streams in real-time and alert property owners about important events, while ignoring routine movement.
Axis, Lenel and Milestone were joined by BriefCam and Ruckus Networks to supply an integrated security solution for the 2018 Little League championship.
IntelliVision has added Cloud service to its in-camera and on-server face recognition, enabling another enhanced level of control and management for installing security contractors.
The North America electronic security market is projected to dominate the global business landscape owing to the government initiatives to integrate these systems into public safety segments.
The session brought public and private sector perspectives on how artificial intelligence and machine learning are being used in various applications and practices by the federal government, and how these new technologies are viewed by industry thought leaders.
BriefCam has assisted police, fire and other agencies solve crime, investigate security incidents and proactively improve crowd control and public event safety in more than 100 cases
PureActiv 14.2 by PureTech Systems is said to expand video analytics capabilities while improving map-based user interaction.
Netgear says its family of Arlo security cameras are among the first in the smart home marketplace to provide 911 notifications.
The acquisition will expand Canon’s network video solutions business with the addition of BriefCam’s best-of-breed video content analytics platform.
This white paper presents practicable considerations for moving to the cloud, with recommendations on how to evaluate cloud-based security management solutions.
This whitepaper was prepared to help security dealers cope with the shift, which has moved to putting the customer – your customer and prospects – in charge of the “selling” process.
