The second wave of video analytics can help security teams leverage video surveillance to protect their facilities by providing context to alerts.

The second wave of video analytics can provide healthcare environments with a proactive security solution that drives higher levels of security and efficiencies that directly translate to more effective security teams.

By using algorithms or technical techniques, there is the potential for end-users of video surveillance solutions to take advantage of faster, more effective and more efficient surveillance.

The Taitung County Police Bureau in Taiwan uses video analytics to amplify manpower when it comes to surveillance. Learn more in this case study.

Video analytics is not a new capability, but its value in today’s technologically-reliant society has become increasingly apparent. People are looking for cameras to analyze more situations in more environments, which means—you guessed it—more data is being collected and in need of processing and review.

An e-book from IDIS, "Utilizing Video Technology to Overcome Challenges in North American Brick-and-Mortar Retail," identified uses for video surveillance and analytics in retail organizations.

Retail security leaders can use video surveillance analytics to boost loss prevention efforts.

An eBook from IDIS, "Seizing New Opportunities for Video Solutions in Hotels and Hospitality Settings," compares hotel settings and security equipment implementation potential throughout the United States, including video surveillance and analytics.

Salata Salad Kitchen, a fast-casual restaurant chain, adapted to the effects of the pandemic by installing a video surveillance and analytics solution from Interface Security Systems.

The Puyallup Nation, a tribe with over 5,600 registered members in Washington State, has added a surveillance and analytics system to better improve security around public events.