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Research firm IHS Markit predicts that by the end of 2016, networked surveillance cameras will account for one-third of the installed base of 62 million cameras in North America.
By all accounts, Network Video is the fastest growing segment in physical security surveillance applications. Despite the phenomenal growth, network video components are challenged by a lack of interoperability. This
Will my total cost of ownership be higher or lower with IP video (versus analog cameras)? Can I use my existing corporate network for IP video? Can I reduce