Several of these offices are in remote locations, meaning QIC needed a resilient security solution with no single point of failure

IndigoVision's solution was chosen as it is truly distributed and requires no central management server

Qatar Insurance Company (QIC), one of Qatar’s oldest and most prestigious insurers, have deployed IndigoVision’s BX range of HD cameras to provide video security for their many offices. Several of these offices are in remote locations, meaning QIC needed a resilient security solution with no single point of failure.

IndigoVision's solution was chosen as it is truly distributed and requires no central management server, making it ideal for projects that cover large geographical areas, or where resilience is key.

By having no single point of failure, any component can be removed and the system will keep running thanks to IndigoVision’s unique Distributed Network Architecture (DNA) technology.

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