Artificial Intelligence (AI) rests on the verge of transforming both business and society. Financial firm UBS forecasts that next year, the AI market will be worth $12.5 billion due to huge improvements and broader adoption of the technology. And BCG Henderson Institute found that though most leaders have not yet seen significant impact from their AI initiatives, they firmly expect to within the next five years.

With the cloud-based access control and video management solution ACT365 from Vanderbilt, enterprise security leaders can monitor access to a facility in real-time from a mobile device . . .

Pelco’s VideoXpert™ Professional is designed for small and midsized installations with easy plug-and-play installation, complete with IT-friendly Windows and an intuitive interface for ease of operation.

Traction Guest’s VMS empowers enterprises to make hosting visitors effortless, memorable and safe.

Johnson Controls’s exacqVision VMS v19.06 includes automatic transfer of video after a server failover, a new access control integration, support for ONVIF network loss recording, improved motion zone configuration and enhanced network security for mobile app users.

Hikvision’s Central Management System (CMS) features surveillance-related functions such as live viewing and playback.

Eagle Eye Networks’ Eagle Eye Cloud VMS now supports 15 additional third-party mobile and body worn cameras.

Aviglion’s Blue cloud service platform is a cloud-based VMS solution with features and capabilities that allow for remote monitoring and management of more sites with few resources.

The Axis Camera Station allows for quick system setup and intuitive operation, efficient investigation and high-definition identification in up to 4k Ultra HD.

Hanwha’s Wisenet WAVE 4.0 is designed to support the advanced features and license-free onboard video analytics that are unique to the company’s cameras.