Arcules, a provider of secure, scalable multi-site video management solutions-as-a-service, announces that the Arcules cloud video service will soon be available on Google Cloud Marketplace.

Google Cloud Marketplace provides IT and security pioneers with access to an ecosystem of software-as-a-service, APIs, content management systems, web service solutions, and more, optimised for use with Google Cloud.

Video surveillance services

By making its cloud service on Google Cloud Marketplace, Arcules will expand the availability of its solutions to more organisations looking to combine the power of the cloud and video surveillance to increase security, maintain compliance, optimise operations, and protect assets.

Customers will be able to securely accelerate their cloud-first strategies by scaling solutions

Once live on Google Cloud Marketplace, customers will be able to securely accelerate their cloud-first strategies by scaling solutions, using committed spending, and simplifying the procurement of Arcules through Google Cloud Marketplace. Arcules has been a long-term Google Cloud Partner, developing its secure and scalable cloud video surveillance services on the proven performance and reliability of Google Cloud.

Optimised user experience

Recent advancements to its service, including adding local live viewing, higher zoom levels, and an improved skipping function, deliver an optimised user experience and simplified video management.

We are excited by the opportunity to partner with Google Cloud and bring our cloud video service to Google Cloud Marketplace,” said Steve Prodger, CRO, Arcules, adding “Our strong, collaborative working relationship has allowed us to work closely with the Google Cloud partner ecosystem, and expand our capabilities and reach. It is an honour to soon be one of the few Video Surveillance-as-a-Service offerings available to customers via Google Cloud Marketplace.”

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