Explore the increasing impact of cloud-based VMS solutions on the security industry, uncovering key trends and opportunities for integrators navigating the evolving landscape of surveillance technology.

Every professional video installation has hidden costs. Whether it’s a new system or system upgrade, the estimated cost of equipment and installation never really represents the true bottom line.

Snap One partners and end-users can use Luma View VMS to set each camera’s image, recording schedule or password settings. The software is available immediately for Windows operating systems.

A dynamic landscape marked by the rising application of AI and its subsets is fostering advanced analytics and real-time monitoring, while the concurrent adoption of cloud-based solutions and edge computing underscores a shift toward scalable infrastructures.

Amidst a large influx of third-party software and hardware solutions available for video surveillance systems, VMS manufacturers examine the factors allowing the industry to be open to integrations.

Integrated security manufacturer TDSi announced the release of its latest update to the powerful but highly flexible and secure GARDiS access control software – Version 2.5.

IDIS, together with its integration partner Apex Network Solutions, provided the video surveillance solutions for two large high schools that form part of the Wade Deacon Trust in the United Kingdom.

Many organizations today are aggressively adopting cloud-first initiatives that are pulling security systems — and especially video management — into their operations policies.

Industry professionals from the integration and manufacturing communities help explain top considerations when choosing a VMS for your end customer.